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Monday, November 30, 2009
Incredibly Strange OST Film Covers
This was posted to Cinemegaddon but I forgot to grab the cover art (doh!) and it now seems to be deleted (?). Sorry.
This is fun one and highly recommended.
Track Listing:
01 - Theme From Shaft - Enoch Light.mp3
02 - Charade - Quincy Jones.mp3
03 - Arabesque - Trombones Unlimited.mp3
04 - Bitter Love - Hugo Montenegro.mp3
05 - After The Fox - Hollies.mp3
06 - The Fox - Hugo Montenegro.mp3
07 - Long Ago Tomorrow - Enoch Light.mp3
08 - Duck You Sucker - Claude Denjean.mp3
09 - Theme From Lili Darling - Vincent Bell.mp3
10 - Bird Brain - Quincy Jones.mp3
11 - Summer Me Winter Me - Enoch Light.mp3
12 - Penelope - Al Caiola.mp3
13 - Funny Little Butterflies - Patty Duke.mp3
14 - Modesty Blaise - Trombones Unlimited.mp3
15 - Mission Impossible - Living Marimbas.mp3
16 - The Spies - Al Caiola.mp3
17 - The Day Of Anger - Enoch Light.mp3
18 - The Flame And The Fire - Al Caiola.mp3
19 - Kill Me Quick - Hollies.mp3
20 - We're Alive - Hollies.mp3
21 - Porpoise Song - Monkees.mp3
22 - Theme From Anne Of The Thousand Days - Vincent Bell.mp3
23 - Theme For Three - Hugo Montenegro.mp3
24 - Bandolero - Hugo Montenegro.mp3
25 - Mah-Na Mah-Na - Enoch Light.mp3
26 - Theme From Sunflower - Vincent Bell.mp3
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(VBR - 320kbps rip)
Sunday, November 29, 2009
30 Second Bunnies Theater
Slick animation with a cast of thousands (we all know how fast these damn bunnies multiply!) bring you condensed (thirty seconds) versions of popular hit films. Highly recommended.
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Comics Post - Die Monster, Die!
For the final day of the Boris Karloff blogathon I present the Dell comics adaptation of DIE MONSTER, DIE! Enjoy!
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Saturday, November 28, 2009
Duffy's Tavern (old-time radio show) With Special Guest Boris Karloff
Duffy's Tavern was a popular comedy that ran on the radio from 1941-1951. This show from 1943 was a special show devoted to selling war bonds, a popular practice of OTR shows from this era, and guest starred Boris Karloff.
Link (right click to save, left click to open in your own browser/computer)
EBAY's Online Black Friday Purchase Map
I found this one kind of interesting. I don't know about the rest of you but I did a bit of online shopping yesterday and stayed the heck out of the retail shopping thing.
Bedlam Feature From LIFE Magazine (February 25, 1946)
LIFE magazine did a fluff piece on Val Lewton's BEDLAM for the February 25, 1946 issue (click on the images to enlarge.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Creeps By Night (1944 Old-Time Radio Series)
Boris Karloff hosted the West Coast version of this show (some of these episodes are the east coast version hosted by Dr. X).
Boris Karloff and Saturday Morning
This is probably the hardest Saturday Morning Cartoon entry that I have compiled. Being that this week was entirely devoted to Boris Karloff I wanted to keep it on theme for every single post during the blog-a-thon. There are a couple of obvious entries here though if we keep from limiting ourselves to strictly Saturday morning fare (this is not anything abnormal for this blog). I will also include Karloff imitators - one of the most sincere forms of homage, especially in a Saturday Morning cartoon! - in this review.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966) - Trailer
Mad Monster Party (1967) - Trailer
The Daydreamer (1966) - Boris Karloff as 'The Rat' - starts at about 1:20
(the complete video (in ten parts) is available on youtube)
The Juggler of Our Lady (1958) - Complete
Water, Water Every Hare (1962) - Karloff voice imitator
Comics Post - Castle of Frankenstein #14
(it might be a stretch to call this one a comic but the other Boris Karloff comics are currently distributed by Dark Horse)
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Thursday, November 26, 2009
The Houses That I Have Haunted by Boris Karloff (From Liberty Magazine, October 4, 1941)
If you click on the images you will get a larger version of the picture which may actually make it readable.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Doomed To Die (1940)
Starring Boris Karloff as Mr. Wong. If you want to download a copy to keep for youself hit this link.
Colonel March of Scotland Yard - Silver Curtain
This was a 1950's British tv series and starred Boris Karloff as the eye-patch wearing sleuth, Ewan Roberts.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Invasion Siniestra! (The Incredible Invasion)
Boris' last few movies were released a couple of years AFTER his death and were filmed in Mexico, this is the original Spanish version captured from Mexican television - In SPANISH only with no subtitles but it's not that hard to follow the ultra low budget plot. If anyone has any fansubs (subtitles) for this please post a link!
This one is also known as THE ALIEN TERROR and THE INCREDIBLE INVASION.
(Rapidshare links - multi-part RAR files - you must download all links and then UNRAR to view the video)
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Boris Karloff in LIFE Magazine (March 15, 1968)
Thanks to Google Books/Magazines archive of LIFE magazines I can present this link to the entire issue in which an 80 year old Boris Karloff celebrates Frankenstein's 150th birthday.
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Monday, November 23, 2009
La Maison Hantee as Told By Boris (not Karloff) (1970)
This one is only related to Boris Karloff by the band's name. It's a stretch, I know, but I wanted to broaden the scope of the blogathon. It's in French and it's basically a collection of sound effects with narration (?). It's not nearly as good as the cover art (which is pretty frickin' awesome!).
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