frogs

[quick sand]

Who has seen frogs?  What is your favorite part?  Mine is when the lady gets swamped and when the guy gets webbed by the spiders, best part when the spider goes into his mouth.  
Also, does anyone know of anymovies where people are going down in quicksand?

[Scott]

Oh yes, quicksand movies are always good ones. I just seen one recently THE RETURN OF COUNT YORGA. Another is ALLIGATOR PEOPLE. There  are many scenes in the film INVADERS FROM MARS were humans fall into an alien sand trap. I can only vaguely remember the many others. I thinks that makes for a great horror film, thats real terror. Quicksand always works. Also swinging pendulums, or anything that the helpless victim knows they may only have moments to live.

[quick sand]

I agree.  I am going to check out those movies...thanks for the info..What about Frogs.  Have you seen it?  What were your favorite parts

[Andrew]

Katie and myself just watched the DVD last night (first time I'd ever seen it in widescreen).  Best part?  Probably the snake on the chandelier.  You do realize that this thing would have had to crawl up the wall, across the ceiling, and then down the light fixture to be where it was at?

Sam Elliot steering the canoe close to the bank for the express purpose of hanging up on a snag was pretty amusing too.

Katie liked all the stock footage of frogs.

Look through any number of "jungle movies" for quicksand scenes.  There's even one in "Two Thousand Maniacs."

Andrew

[Scott]

I taped FROGS from AMC last week, but haven't had the chance to view it yet. The chandelier scenes sounds like a winner Andrew. Looking forward to seeing FROGS. That guy Milland in the wheel chair also stars in THE THING WITH TWO HEADS and X-THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES. He must have been AIP's number one star?

[BoyScoutKevin]

I, for one, have seen "Frogs." Actually, I liked it better then "Day of the Animals." My favorite part is, when Ray Milland gets frogged at the end of the film. And, though, I believe Vincent Price was the #1 actor at AIP, besides the films named, Ray Milland was also in "Premature Burial" for the studio. And one film that is not mentioned, where people drown in quicksand, is "I Was a Teenage Caveman" w/ Robert Vaughn. Another film from Roger Corman. Enjoy

[king]

I have seen the movie.  My favorite part is when the lady is stuck in the quicksand and gets munched by the turtagator, pretty cool. I think if they made the movie today with a much bigger budget and todays technology it could be amazing.