While I personally love modern horror films and all of their deliciously gory bells and whistles, my heart belongs to the old black and white horror/sci-fi flicks of the 50s and 60s. If you're in the same camp as I am, you'd better listen up.
Below you'll find the first official trailer and artwork for writer/director Christopher R. Mihm's new tale of old terrors, The Late Night Double Feature... a 2-in-1 film if you will.
Shane Donahue, Cherie "Rhuby" Gallinati, Mark Haider, Elizabeth Kaiser, Michael Kaiser, Stephanie Mihm, Daniel R. Sjerven, J. Andrew Wilkins, Mike Cook, Catherine Hansen, Alice Mihm, Daniel Mihm, Elliott Mihm, James Norgard, and Douglas Sidney star.
The Late Night Double Feature was written, directed, and edited by Christopher R. Mihm with stop-motion animation by Norman Yeend. Monster costume and special effects makeup are by Mitch Gonzales with electronic tonalities by Peter K. Flynn.
Below you'll find the first official trailer and artwork for writer/director Christopher R. Mihm's new tale of old terrors, The Late Night Double Feature... a 2-in-1 film if you will.
Shane Donahue, Cherie "Rhuby" Gallinati, Mark Haider, Elizabeth Kaiser, Michael Kaiser, Stephanie Mihm, Daniel R. Sjerven, J. Andrew Wilkins, Mike Cook, Catherine Hansen, Alice Mihm, Daniel Mihm, Elliott Mihm, James Norgard, and Douglas Sidney star.
The Late Night Double Feature was written, directed, and edited by Christopher R. Mihm with stop-motion animation by Norman Yeend. Monster costume and special effects makeup are by Mitch Gonzales with electronic tonalities by Peter K. Flynn.
- 3/14/2014
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
We’re back with another tribute to the 1950s from the filmmaker who brought you The Monster of Phantom Lake, It Came From Another World! And Cave Women on Mars… Christopher R. Mihm!
This time around Mihm dives into the darkest nether regions of the earth where a horrifying shock sensation awaits that will bring you thrills, chills and suspense like nothing before! That’s right folks, another mutant creature that is hell-bent on destroying the human race… and this one will eat you alive!
Years of underground atomic testing are never a good idea, especially in the Wisawa caves. Deep down in one of the cave systems caverns, a creature of the night has undergone a terrifying transformation and now it has a taste for flesh… human flesh!
Two small children enter the ominous caves only to be snatched away by a hairy clawed hand. Later that day, while...
This time around Mihm dives into the darkest nether regions of the earth where a horrifying shock sensation awaits that will bring you thrills, chills and suspense like nothing before! That’s right folks, another mutant creature that is hell-bent on destroying the human race… and this one will eat you alive!
Years of underground atomic testing are never a good idea, especially in the Wisawa caves. Deep down in one of the cave systems caverns, a creature of the night has undergone a terrifying transformation and now it has a taste for flesh… human flesh!
Two small children enter the ominous caves only to be snatched away by a hairy clawed hand. Later that day, while...
- 11/21/2009
- by Barrett
- FamousMonsters of Filmland
It is the future: 1987
Hot dog everybody! We’ve got another Christopher R. Mihm movie!
Out of all Mihm’s movies, I must say that this one felt the most like a tribute and the least like a parody, which is not a bad thing. The film holds true to many of the 1950s space exploration movies and the production style and musical score do a wonderful job of re-creating the absurd atmosphere those movies held.
We follow the two-man crew of the Mars-1 spaceship, Captain Jackson and Lieutenant Elliott, as they land on the red planet and see what no man has seen before! Finding the surface of the planet oddly Earth-like, the duo discovers that the air has no hazardous or infectious agents so they don’t even need their space helmets. Of course!
After making the incredibly intelligent decision to split up, Lieutenant Elliot wanders into a...
Hot dog everybody! We’ve got another Christopher R. Mihm movie!
Out of all Mihm’s movies, I must say that this one felt the most like a tribute and the least like a parody, which is not a bad thing. The film holds true to many of the 1950s space exploration movies and the production style and musical score do a wonderful job of re-creating the absurd atmosphere those movies held.
We follow the two-man crew of the Mars-1 spaceship, Captain Jackson and Lieutenant Elliott, as they land on the red planet and see what no man has seen before! Finding the surface of the planet oddly Earth-like, the duo discovers that the air has no hazardous or infectious agents so they don’t even need their space helmets. Of course!
After making the incredibly intelligent decision to split up, Lieutenant Elliot wanders into a...
- 11/17/2009
- by Barrett
- FamousMonsters of Filmland
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