It's Change Up Friday with Tabonga, here at The Dungeon!.. I have a huge DVD library of Wild 'n' Weird stuff, so, here's a little pre-code cartoon from 1931 featuring Simon The Monk, one of the many barely remembered rubbery dancing characters from that time. Much of the audio has been omitted because of its racial stereotypes, but, bare breasts are left intact. I saw color archive footage on The History Channel that showed young bare breasted women serving guests at one exhibit at the 1939 World's Fair in New York!!
Eegah!! sent over a fun lil' sound clip for our earjoyment, sooooo, you can push the big red 'GO' button next to the spider monkey cage, NOW, Rufus The Gnat! Here's a taste of... MONKEYDOODLE!
Simon wants to ride his pet dog in this adventure, so, he has to fill him up with gasoline to get him to move... One dude I knew in the Army said that when he inhaled gas fumes (like Early Cuyler) it felt like his face got stretched 2 feet long!
The band is in full swing and all the jungle jive cats join in, as heard in the sound clip.
Over here, this cute couple's cuttin' up a rug!
Then, out of nowhere, this giant horn crawls into the scene and lets out a big blast.
The wind from the horn blast blows this lady's dress over her head, also causing a tree branch to smack her on the rear! She thinks the guy's to blame and slaps him upside the head! Just wondering, why are they standing in a tree?!
Suddenly, a killer tiger storms into the scene and everyone makes a hasty 23 skidoo!
Simon hops on his trusty hound and they skedaddle down a trail... Weird pants on the dog!
Meanwhile, at this sexy chick's house... The moose head is totally checking her out!
The tiger has caused Simon to go flying through the air and he crashes into her living room!
She likes what she sees and hands Simon a book to give him some ideas on how to proceed!..
Simon's not ready for a relationship and she kicks him out of the house! Oh well, it's on to another adventure. Check in tomorrow to see what Eegah!! and Virus Man have for us!
Friday, July 11, 2014
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
GOLDSNAKE 'ANONIMA KILLERS' - "Suicide Mission To Singapore" (1966)
Tonight's Dungeon spy flick is called "Goldsnake" or "Suicide Mission To Singapore" whichever turns you on! So, let's get ready to ramble....
I do believe this is Juan (Tombs Of The Blind Dead) Cortés as Jean! Pretty sleazy lookin' and he's one of the good guys!
This gal would be Yôko (First Spaceship On Venus) Tani as Annie Wong, nightclub singer and part time spy!
If you approach Annie and try to tell her you're a friend of a friend, you won't get anywhere unless you have this cigarette holder device to show to her! Otherwise, she won't even acknowledge your existence!
Kurt Jackson shoots a lot of people and he also judo chops a few to the neck with good results, like death! Chop! Die! Bam! That's it! Kurt's a bad dude!
Cryptic Chinese characters drawn in blood! This can't be good!
I told you Kurt Jackson was a bad dude, here he holds off a whole hit squad and escapes without a problem! Suicide Mission I guess! More than once he manages to escape without any real pursuit for some reason!
Annabella (Goliath and the Vampires, The Ambushers, Black Belly Of The Tarantula, The Case Of The Bloody Iris) Incontrera is Evelyn, the top of the food chain in the bad girl department!
This chump guard comes walking out all bad lookin' with his gun stuck into his waistband! Might as well have been a wasteband, cause it was sure a waste of Kurt Jackson's time! One shot, and this cat was history!
Here's how Kurt does it, he gets his gun out, and puts his finger on the trigger and...............
...............No, no, I can't believe it, the guy took Kurt out with one of those circus tent lookin' cushions on the floor! Don't worry! Just as easy as it was for them to take Kurt out, that's how easy it is for Kurt to get back in the game!
Next thing you know, Kurt shows up in disguise as a musician!
Good thing his koto is also a machine gun! It's out of tune so it drives them crazy!
Annie shows back up just in the nick of time looking like some Japanese beetle with an automatic weapon!
And so that's how it goes! You hide over there, and I'll pretend like I don't see you, and if I do see you, we'll have a scuffle, and then I'll shoot or judo chop you, and/or run away! And that's the whole story........
"Goldsnake 'Anonima Killers"
First off, this guy is not Goldsnake, nobody is! You'd think somebody in the movie was named Goldsnake! This is Stelio Candelli, as Agent Kurt Jackson, aka Stanley Kent in this film, but sometimes Steve Elliot or Steven Candell, and sometimes Stelio Scandelli! Stelio has been in some pretty cool flicks, and his name was literally Mud in "Planet Of The Vampires!"
In 1966, pool parties were cool parties!
This gal would be Yôko (First Spaceship On Venus) Tani as Annie Wong, nightclub singer and part time spy!
If you approach Annie and try to tell her you're a friend of a friend, you won't get anywhere unless you have this cigarette holder device to show to her! Otherwise, she won't even acknowledge your existence!
Kurt Jackson shoots a lot of people and he also judo chops a few to the neck with good results, like death! Chop! Die! Bam! That's it! Kurt's a bad dude!
Cryptic Chinese characters drawn in blood! This can't be good!
I told you Kurt Jackson was a bad dude, here he holds off a whole hit squad and escapes without a problem! Suicide Mission I guess! More than once he manages to escape without any real pursuit for some reason!
"Goldsnake 'Anonima Killers" is a pretty rare flick, and because of that fact, it's even rarer to find a good copy! I'm pretty sure this is as good as it gets, because this is what happens when movies go the same route as the dinosaurs! The sound on this DVD was all over the place from warbly to indistinguishable, and at one key point the overdubs dropped out and they were speaking German instead of English for about five minutes! The soundtrack by Carlo (Secret Agent Fireball, Crypt Of The Vampire) Savina swings, but I was only able to rescue a couple of minutes because of the bad sound quality, so HERE's a comical sound bite from when Annie gets out of the shower, followed by a taste of the theme! That was all I could salvage!
I'm pretty sure this is my favourite shot from anything I've seen lately!
Here's a sample of some 1966 high-tech surveillance equipment!
This chump guard comes walking out all bad lookin' with his gun stuck into his waistband! Might as well have been a wasteband, cause it was sure a waste of Kurt Jackson's time! One shot, and this cat was history!
Here's how Kurt does it, he gets his gun out, and puts his finger on the trigger and...............
...............No, no, I can't believe it, the guy took Kurt out with one of those circus tent lookin' cushions on the floor! Don't worry! Just as easy as it was for them to take Kurt out, that's how easy it is for Kurt to get back in the game!
Next thing you know, Kurt shows up in disguise as a musician!
Good thing his koto is also a machine gun! It's out of tune so it drives them crazy!
Annie shows back up just in the nick of time looking like some Japanese beetle with an automatic weapon!
And so that's how it goes! You hide over there, and I'll pretend like I don't see you, and if I do see you, we'll have a scuffle, and then I'll shoot or judo chop you, and/or run away! And that's the whole story........
Monday, July 7, 2014
QUATERMASS II / BBC TV Mini Series - 1955
It's British Sci-Fi Monday with Tabonga, here at The Dungeon!.. We gots a rare 6 episode, 3 hour mini TV series produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation from the story by Nigel Kneale. Nigel also wrote THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT for the 1953 BBC TV mini series, QUATERMASS AND THE PIT for the 1958-9 BBC TV series and QUATERMASS for the 1979 BBC mini series, all of which were made into movie versions.
Eegah!! sent over a soundclip from this British TV series, sooooo, you can push the big red 'GO' button there by the vintage space helmet, NOW, Ralphie The Tarantula! Here's our audio offering for... QUATERMASS II!
Here's the rocket built by Professor Quatermass and his crew, he's trying to perfect a dangerously unstable nuclear-powered rocket engine.
John Robinson plays Professor Quatermass, aka, The Rocket Man! Take that, Elton John!!
While visiting the Professor, Captain Dillon draws attention to strange meteorite fragments that fell during an Army training exercise.
Quatermass and Dillon decide to investigate and discover the Professor's Moon Project facility being built in full scale. After coming in contact with noxious gas contained inside a meteorite, Dillon is taken away by the plant's security guards.
Quatermass finds this nearly complete meteorite and asks his men to come up with the original design of the thing before it entered the Earth's atmosphere.
Then, while visiting the facility, which is supposed to be manufacturing synthetic food, Mr. Broadhead accidently falls into a vat of the corrosive slime!
This great looking logo for the BBC pops up in the middle of the show, nice little bonus!
Quatermass dresses in a guard's uniform to escape detection and catches a glimpse of one of the freaky alien blob creatures inside a dome!
In order to save Earth, the Professor has to convince this infected soldier to let him and Dr. Pugh board the rocket and launch it into space, and... It works!
Quatermass and Pugh plan on going to the asteroid where the creatures are coming from and destroy it before things get worse!
But, the doctor decides to sabotage the plan and Quatermass destroys his gravity device, sending him spiraling into space!!
Quatermass barely escapes in the nose cone as the creatures try and cover the rocket. The Professor makes it safely back to Earth for more sci-fi adventures, so, worry not... Check in Wednesday to see what Eegah!! has brewing!
Eegah!! sent over a soundclip from this British TV series, sooooo, you can push the big red 'GO' button there by the vintage space helmet, NOW, Ralphie The Tarantula! Here's our audio offering for... QUATERMASS II!
Here's the rocket built by Professor Quatermass and his crew, he's trying to perfect a dangerously unstable nuclear-powered rocket engine.
John Robinson plays Professor Quatermass, aka, The Rocket Man! Take that, Elton John!!
While visiting the Professor, Captain Dillon draws attention to strange meteorite fragments that fell during an Army training exercise.
Quatermass and Dillon decide to investigate and discover the Professor's Moon Project facility being built in full scale. After coming in contact with noxious gas contained inside a meteorite, Dillon is taken away by the plant's security guards.
Quatermass finds this nearly complete meteorite and asks his men to come up with the original design of the thing before it entered the Earth's atmosphere.
Then, while visiting the facility, which is supposed to be manufacturing synthetic food, Mr. Broadhead accidently falls into a vat of the corrosive slime!
This great looking logo for the BBC pops up in the middle of the show, nice little bonus!
Quatermass dresses in a guard's uniform to escape detection and catches a glimpse of one of the freaky alien blob creatures inside a dome!
In order to save Earth, the Professor has to convince this infected soldier to let him and Dr. Pugh board the rocket and launch it into space, and... It works!
Quatermass and Pugh plan on going to the asteroid where the creatures are coming from and destroy it before things get worse!
But, the doctor decides to sabotage the plan and Quatermass destroys his gravity device, sending him spiraling into space!!
Quatermass barely escapes in the nose cone as the creatures try and cover the rocket. The Professor makes it safely back to Earth for more sci-fi adventures, so, worry not... Check in Wednesday to see what Eegah!! has brewing!
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