"THE INVADERS: Quantity: Unknown" (transmitted 07/03/67)
When an impenetrable cylinder is found in the remains of a plane crash, David Vincent (Roy Thinnes) suspects that the invaders are involved...
#scifi #1960s #TV #horrorfam #UFOs #sciencefiction
A color photo of him smoking a pipe.
Three covers by Morrow, including issues of Creepy, Marvel Presents (featuring Starlord), and Space 1999, plus a black and white splash page of Man-Thing fighting a large alligator.
Today is the birthday of artist Gray Morrow (March 7, 1934-Nov. 6, 2001).
Three astronauts in blue jumpsuits float through or work in the cramped quarters of a space station with CCCP on its side. A blue Earth is below and to the right of them.
Happy Sci-Fi Cutaway Saturday! Here's a crossection of the Mir space station, by Pierre Mion.
True. It may be the reason I prefer to take the bus...
"VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA: The Menfish"
(transmitted 06/03/66)
An unethical scientist experiments with human/marine creature hybrids and inadvertently spawns a giant monster...
#sciencefiction #horror #horrorfam #scifi #1960s #kaiju
#MarchMovieChallenge
Day 7 - someone talking on a landline
"Village of the Damned" (1960)
#filmsky #moviesky #horrorfam #scifi #1960s
Creepy Coulouris feeds the lady scoffing African tree beast in the cellar for serum to raise the dead. Naturally. Wonderfully loopy British B Movie bunkum. 1958.
#horrorcommunity #horrorfamily #horrormovie #horrorfilm #horrorfan #classichorror #horroraddict #filmsky #horrorsky #mutantfam #horrorfam
Analog cover illustrating Stanley Schmidt’s “...And Comfort to the Enemy”
Analog cover illustrating Stanley Schmidt’s “Lost Newton”
Analog cover illustrating Stanley Schmidt’s “The Unreachable Stars”
Interior magazine artwork for “A Flash of Darkness”, Stanley Schmidt’s first published sf story (Analog 1968)
Stanley Schmidt sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/schmid... was born on this day, so here’s some magazine artwork for his stories (Artist: 1-3 Frank Kelly Freas, 4 Leo Summers):
"Tomorrow in "Doctor Who", a new adventure for the time travellers..."
BBC trailer for "Doctor Who: The Caves of Androzani" (1984). #DoctorWho
"1984" (premiered 06/03/56)
Winston Smith (Edmond O'Brien) rebels against the totalitarian authority of Big Brother.
Donald Pleasence had previously appeared in the controversial BBC adaptation of "Nineteen Eighty-Four" (1954) alongside Peter Cushing.
#scifi #horror #horrorfam #sciencefiction
"You can take me right back where you found me, Doctor whoever-you-are..."
"Doctor Who: Logopolis" part 2 (1981). #DoctorWho
The martian ships wreak havoc and destruction on the streets of Los Angeles.
The War of the Worlds (1953)
A red blob outside a movie theater
Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: The Blob, 1958
Pen drawing of a retro-futuristic space helmet with large antennae and a skull inside drawn on a white background.
Digital drawing of an ape in a retro-futuristic space helmet in front of a triangle patterned pink and yellow background with the text “Robot Monster” beneath it.
On March 6, 1970, Robot Monster was screened on Aweful Movies with Deadly Earnest. Here’s some art inspired by the cult classic!
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Absolutely! 👍
Exactly my thought as I posted this!
You're not inside my head, are you...?
Poster for "THE DEADLY MANTIS" (1957).
#MacroMarch #kaiju #Sizesky #horrorfam #scifi #horror #kaiju
"1984" (premiered 06/03/56)
Winston Smith (Edmond O'Brien) rebels against the totalitarian authority of Big Brother.
Donald Pleasence had previously appeared in the controversial BBC adaptation of "Nineteen Eighty-Four" (1954) alongside Peter Cushing.
#scifi #horror #horrorfam #sciencefiction
Cover for "EERIE" magazine No.81 (1977).
#Sizesky #horrorfam #giantess #Kong #1970s #fantasyart
Jack Binder’s cover for Nickel Comics, July 1940
Jack Binder’s cover for Silver Streak Comics, September 1941
Jack Binder’s cover for Prize Comics, October 1941
Jack Binder’s cover for Silver Streak Comics, October 1941
Artist Jack Binder sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/binder... died on this day; he did a lot of work for comics (as well as the SF magazines), so here’s some of his comic cover artwork from 1940-1941:
"...the alien supergenius Dr. Who recognizes them as Krynoids..."
"KRYNOIDS" c/o "THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MONSTERS" (Jeff Rovin, 1989). #DoctorWho
7th March, 1981:
"Doctor Who: Logopolis" part 2. #DoctorWho
7th March, 1970:
"Doctor Who and the Silurians" episode 6. #DoctorWho
7th March, 1964:
"Doctor Who: Marco Polo: Five Hundred Eyes". #DoctorWho
Poster for "Q - THE WINGED SERPENT" (1982).
#MacroMarch #kaiju #Sizesky #horrorfam #scifi #horror #kaiju
"VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA: The Menfish"
(transmitted 06/03/66)
An unethical scientist experiments with human/marine creature hybrids and inadvertently spawns a giant monster...
#sciencefiction #horror #horrorfam #scifi #1960s #kaiju
Cover for "DOCTOR WHO AND THE SEEDS OF DOOM" (1977).
Art by Chris Achilléos. #DrWho #DoctorWho #scifiart #1970s
