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I think this should be fun. I start by asking a question about a movie , the next person answers the question, then they ask a question, and so on and so on. Note, just to avoid confusion, it help if you include the question that you are answering to. Ok let's start.

Question: Legend has it that this movie was made in just two days.

This movie didnt deal with the subplot of a bunch of tomatoes attacking people did it?

 The Terror?  Starring Jack Nicholson and Boris Karloff, produced by Roger Corman. If it is I'd always heard it was three days.

Here's one to check your knowledge of character actors.  An angry and humiliated Robert  Wilke gets a knife in the chest at the train yard.

> An angry and humiliated Robert Wilke gets a knife in the chest at the train yard.

Wow... that's a tough one... Uh... wild guess... "Jesus Christ: Vampire Hunter?"

How about this one....

These goons from outer space use cotton candy to store their victims. Who are they? : )

"These goons from outer space use cotton candy to store their victims. Who are they? : )"

Killer Klowns?

How about: Richard Moll rips some monster fodder's heart out from across the room?

(Pause).
Hold On, My question was  "Legend has it that this movie was made in just two days." I was thinking of Roger Corman's "Little Shop of Horrors". Anyway go on. (Unpause)

It was indeed Little Shop of Horrors, rather than the Terror.

The Richard Moll thing is from The Sword and the Sorcerer, right?


Here's an easy one with two correct answers (since the movie has two release titles): In this flick, Melrose Place's Daphne Zuniga gets her head crushed under a car, and it rocks (and by rocks, I mean is totally way awesome). Name it.

Eirik wrote:
> How about: Richard Moll rips some monster fodder's heart out
> from across the room?

That would be "The Sword & the Sorcerer"  (I think)

Here's one:

Deaf boy's hearing is returned by glowing orb....

"The Richard Moll thing is from The Sword and the Sorcerer, right?"

Yes, you and ASHTHECAT nailed it.  

Daphne Zuniga was run over several times in a movie called Death Dorm (or something like that - it has been a while).  Don't remember her head getting crushed per se, but I suppose it is possible.

How about this for Richard Moll trivia - Name the early 1970s B-movie horror flick in which Moll got his start.  Hint: you don't see his face.

Good call, Erik. I actually messed up and forgot that Death Dorm was one of the titles (the others were Pranks and The Dorm That Dripped Blood).

As for the Moll question, is that The Nightmare Never Ends?


Here's my next question:

What's the alternate title for Doctor Gore?

Robert Wilke was in a lot of westerns and also was in Stripes as the general at the boot camp graduation.

The movie I was speaking of is The Magnificent Seven,  one of the best westerns ever made and based on the wonderful Seven Samurai. Robert Wilke is killed  by James Coburn in a knife vs gun fast draw contest after Wilke disputes the result of the first 'non-lethal'attempt to beat Coburn.

"As for the Moll question, is that The Nightmare Never Ends?"

Nope.  I can almost guarantee you know the movie though.  Second hint: it was made for TV.

Is the Moll movie NIGHT TRAIN TO TERROR?

The only other Moll stuff I think it might be would be either Caveman or Evilspeak. Caveman is 1981, but he's the Abominable Snowman, so you don't really see his face.....

"The movie I was speaking of is The Magnificent Seven, one of the best westerns ever made and based on the wonderful Seven Samurai. Robert Wilke is killed by James Coburn in a knife vs gun fast draw contest after Wilke disputes the result of the first 'non-lethal'attempt to beat Coburn."


Howard Hawks ripped off that scene brilliantly in 1967's El Dorado, with ol' James Caan rocking the knife throwing. Sweet.

The movie is Gargoyles.

I don't have an answer to anything, but I have a trivia question....

The LONGEST chase scene ever, police vehicles chasing a motorcycle through fields, roads,and everywhere in between.  This could be the longest scene of any kind, actually.

Kory,

Sounds like Vanishing Point, with the cops chasing Kowalski in the Dodge Challenger.....

A guy hopped up on speed being guided by a blind man on the radio.  Sweet film.

I believe it's actually The Two-Headed Monster, no?  

Vanishing Point wasn't cops chasing a motorcycle (though it was the much superior movie).



Post Edited (12-04-03 09:44)

This 50's monster film was Clint Eastwood's first on-screen role:

Brother R

The Revenge of the Creature!!!

Darn it, I was too late to type Revenge of the Creature.


Here's one: Humphrey Bogart's only horror film. Name it!

Here's one: Humphrey Bogart's only horror film. Name it!
The Return of Dr. X

Here's an easy one:  What fairly recent animated film was inspired by Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai?

That would be A Bug's Life.....


Now name the only movie in the history of the world that features a game of severed penis keepaway.

The correct answer is...

"The Thing with Two Heads" starring Rosie Grier.

Good job!

>Now name the only movie in the history of the world that features a game of
>severed penis keepaway.

I believe that would be Street Trash

In what movie did Angie Dickinson play an alien?