The theme from "The Cyclops" by Albert Glasser just sounds, you know, B.I.G!!!
Lon looks like he's having a pretty good time! He loved doing those films with eatin' & drinkin' scenes!! I guess the Latin music, in the background, while sounding quite authentic, is also by Señor Alberto Glasser!
Right about here is where the good times stop!!
That's a really Big lizard Bert!!
The Cyclops himself is classic, a lot of the other effects just weren't!
Gloria Talbott had a real look to her, and here she's looking at what used to be her husband, and just starting to wonder why she even cares anymore!
Another attempt for a touching moment that no one ever believes is going to change anything!!
Last but not least, let's give some credit to Ralph D. Helfer for his 'snake fight supervision.'
The theme from "The Cyclops" by Albert Glasser just sounds, you know, B.I.G!!! 
Lon looks like he's having a pretty good time! He loved doing those films with eatin' & drinkin' scenes!! I guess the Latin music, in the background, while sounding quite authentic, is also by Señor Alberto Glasser! 
Right about here is where the good times stop!! 
That's a really Big lizard Bert!! 
The Cyclops himself is classic, a lot of the other effects just weren't! 
Gloria Talbott had a real look to her, and here she's looking at what used to be her husband, and just starting to wonder why she even cares anymore! 
Another attempt for a touching moment that no one ever believes is going to change anything!! 
Last but not least, let's give some credit to Ralph D. Helfer for his 'snake fight supervision.'
2 comments:
Of course Lon Chaney was having a good time -- look at all the liquor!
Wasn't this originally supposed to have been a sequel to WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST and THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN?
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