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I have a vague recollection of zombie Nazis coming out of the water, but that's about it. What year was this movie made? looks like early 70's
The girl sure looks sweet in that little yellow bikini!
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The best of the nazi zombie genre!Iam Uncle Sam
That’s who Iam
Been hiding out
In a rock and roll bandComment
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Great stuff, but I did not see any scary parts. All I saw was a hot, young, nubile girl in a nice little bikinni...Comment
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You make it sound like that's a bad thing.Originally posted by Mark Mac View Post
I was thinking of renting the movie this weekend, but I don't think my local Blockbuster will have this selection on hand....Comment
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Blockbuster told me they have a movie called Shock Waves, but from '05. Was this movie redone? He said it's a Sci-fi thriller
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Shockwaves
Hello,
Shockwaves is a cult classic from 1977. I remember watching it as a kid. As a matter of fact when my friend Steve and I get together I refer to my SS stuff as items belonging to the Totenkorp (from the movie). Here is an interesting tidbit about the movie, the entire film was shot in 16mm, I guess that is why the quality is not the greatest.
I don't know if they remade the film. It is a heck of a lot better then that piece of junk on the Sci-Fi Channel a year or so ago SS Doomtroopers.
The entire Shockwaves movie is on Youtube (on the same link posted) and is broken up into 10 parts (I watched it again last night).
I am just curious about the wool and leather the Germans used that could last in salt water that length of time (32 years).
I hope someone will download The Legend of Boggy Creek. I liked that film a lot as a kid.
Regards,
Jody
Last edited by Jody Beltram; 03-31-2007, 04:42 PM.Comment
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My computer doesn't load YouTube at a steady rate so I'll see if I can pick up a used copy off ebay for a couple bucks.Comment
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Boy, I thought I was one of the only ones who was aware of this film! I saw it at a drive-in probably about 2 years after it came out--a creepy, atmospheric thriller for the era (I want to say I saw it in a double-feature with THE horror classic of the 70's, Phantasm).
There were other movies in the Nazi-horror genre in the 70's--does anyone recall Deathship with George Kennedy? Check it out on IMDB. com. The other Nazi/horror movie that really freaked me out as a kid was the Frozen Dead, which I saw on one of those Sat morning "creature feature" shows.
If I recall right, the uniforms sucked in all of them--but I believe one form 1982 called the Keep wasn't too bad (but I haven't seen it since then).
Does anyone recall the old Night Gallery TV episode in which the SS occupies a Rumanian town (guess where), and the residents turn out to be vampires?!
Now that I think of it, one could write a book on Nazi-Horror Cinema.
(BTW, if you couldn't tell, I am also a "psychotronic" film fan--these are mainly exploitation low-budget B-movies from the 60's and 70's--if any of you get a chance, check out the Psychotronic Film books at your local bookstore--great stuff!)NEC SOLI CEDITComment
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Picked up my copy of Shock Waves for $4.99 off ebay. Hopefully I'll get it in time for viewing this weekend.Originally posted by stonemint View Post
I don't remember seeing that Night Gallery episode but it sounds interesting. I really liked the Twilight Zone episode "Death's Head Revisited" though.
Stonemint, you mentioned "creature feature", so I knew we had to be about the same age. I loved watching creature feature! Along with Ron Ely in Tarzan which seemed to run about the same time, although I think Tarzan may have been in reruns by then.Comment
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The Night Gallery episode about the Nazi Vampires in the old Castle was 'THE DEVIL SHALL NOT BE MOCKED' Season 2 Episode 18...BILL...Comment
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I was just thinking about this film a few days ago. I just couldn't rememeber the name. Thanks for reminding me!
Unfortunately, that link no longer works.
If you like old horror or sci-fi, check this out : http://www.chillertheatre.com/main.htmComment
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I do remember the legend of boggy creek, excellent "B" grade sasquatch flick! If they could only have incorperated in a few strormtroopers and a few bikinis into that one.............Comment
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Originally posted by Jody Beltram View Post
Hello,
the same year was released Sam Peckinpah 's "Cross of Iron"
please, mind the gap.......
ciao!Comment
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The Frozen Dead
Hello Stonemint,Originally posted by stonemint View Post
I also liked the movie The Frozen Dead. Here is a scene from that movie.
Regards,
Jody
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