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Favorite Classic movies that are somewhat obscure

By Strummy

4 years ago


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    #925 3 years ago

    All the ones I'd mention already have been, but I'll recommend Duel and Enemy Mine, plus give a "so bad it's good" nod to Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (the theme song's cool, too!). Hunch over, it's time for another meeting!

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    #936 3 years ago
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    Tom Baker (yes, the fourth Doctor).

    Speaking of whom, how about The Golden Voyage of Sinbad with Baker as the bad-guy, Koura. Fun flick; by coincidence, it was Baker's next film after Frankenstein, both of which were before he has Dr. Who. The leading lady in the film was played by Catherine Munro, this also a few years before her best known gig on The Spy Who Loved Me. Of course the whole Ray Harryhausen line was fun.

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