KOMMISSAR X - JAGD AUF UNBEKANNT - Bobby Gutesha - "Kiss Kiss...Kill Kill" (1966)

Everybody likes action, adventure Spy movies, and they fit in quite well around here because they almost always have something Psychotronic going on in some form or another, so tonight, it's "Kommissar X" time, and that means we're calling Joe Louis Walker, and expecting a good time to boot, cause what we've got here is the first of seven releases written by a Mr. Bert F. Island under the "Kommissar X" banner, this one titled "Kiss Kiss... Kill Kill", and it just might be the best one!! The pairing of Tony Kendall as Joe Walker and 'Bad' Brad Harris as Captain Tom Rowland is an odd, but workable couple that deserves another shot!! Rent it on Netflix, Hell, you get three complete separate titles on one disc, so there is no way you can go wrong! This is very possibly the best deal this economy's got going, and that ain't no joke!! It's Joe Louis Walker, just enjoy it!!

"Jagd auf Unbekannt" has got it all and more, you've got out of control action!!

You've got an amazing stockpile of the female species!!!

AND, above all else, you've got Joe Walker himself, taking it all in!!!

'Mr. Muscles' Brad Harris plays the role of Captain Tom Rowland, who is pretty much the straight guy paired with the out of control Joe Walker!!

Did I forget to mention that Brad does his own stunts? He actually started his film career as a stunt man!!

Talk about throwing you a curve, it must be April first, because all of sudden, and out of nowhere, we're in the middle of what seems to be "Frankenstein's Daughter!" What the Hell??

Pretty tricky, it was only an act!!

Just try and tell me that you didn't want to know about this cool transitor radio that turns into a high powered rifle!!!

What the Hell's going on here?? It's a great movie, isn't it just obvious???

In the end, Brad does a pretty good job with the chicks himself, once he takes his shirt off!

The incredible music from this film is brought to you by composer Bobby Gutesha or Mladen Gutesa as he's known to his family, and continues throughout the whole movie! I regret I don't know the name of of the gal singing the theme song, if you know, pass the info on over! The music is all over the place from Lounge to Dixie, and my favorite part is what sounds like car horns in a busy New York intersection!!

LA MOMIA AZTECA / Mexico - 1957 / Music by Antonio Díaz Conde

Tabonga taking you back to Dungeon favorite spot in time, Mexico 1957!! We already post THE ROBOT vs THE AZTEC MUMMY, which actually is part 3 of Aztec Mummy trilogy! Okay then, here is part 1 tonight... Come back Thursday for part 2!

Whoa, Tabonga feel dizzy!!

And, Senior Monstruo Musica, Antonio Díaz Conde, work on all 3 part. Make sense!

Tabonga' pet tarantula Ralphie chompin' at tiny little bit to... Go, Go, Go, so... Here come tonight great soundclip from the Eegah!!.. SOUNDCLIP NO LONGER AVAILABLE

All 3 flick have this long-ass part where Flora remember she some kind of Princess and make Mummy' life miserable because of curse of grating song that drive you freakin' nuts! Lucky, Eegah!! only put smidgen, but still irritating like HELL!

Not to forget master of mayhem, Jerry Warren... He also use it uncut in his Frankenstein flick, ATTACK OF THE MAYAN MUMMY!

AYE CARRUMBAAAAAA!!!

Used to be easy to visit Aztec pyramid! Look like good place for picnic, too!

Everbloody always ask Tabonga... "Is Mummy very ugly?"

Dr. Krupp aka The Bat!

Curse you damn crucifix! ...Ricky!!!

Oops, Flora' dad get blowed up wif' da Mummy! ...Awwwwww!

Goo'night everbloody from le Dungeon!!

THE GHOST GOES GEAR - The Spencer Davis Group - "When I Come Home" (1966)

Here's The Spencer Davis Group with "When I Come Home"!!!

I understand that Stevie Winwood is going to be touring with Eric Clapton this summer! Should be something close to incredible for a couple of old farts!!!!

DOGORA / Toho - 1964 / Music by Akira Ifukube

In Japan, they say Uchu daikaijû Dogora!.. Whatever that means!

Here, tonight, we have yet another super movie for Sinoland! Of course, the master, Ishirô Honda, directs this 'gem.' There's a pun, there! Plus, there's lots of excellent eye candy for your viewing pleasure!

Everything starts with Japan watching as their satellite is attacked and destroyed by some unknown force in space! Looks like some giant space amoeba, that's pretty creepy.

What can we say about Mr. Akira Ifukube that we already haven't said many times before, the man had 268 composing credits and wrote Godzilla's and Rodan's themes... What else do you need to know?!

So, let's get on with the show! Here's... SOUNDCLIP NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Other strange things are beginning to happen! Check this guy out!! He's been drinking saki, so, he doesn't even know the difference!! Feels pretty damn spiffy, I'd bet!

Here's one of my favorite guys, Robert Dunham! He worked out well whenever Toho needed a blond American wiseguy and he spoke Japanese! He starred in TIME TRAVELERS and THE GREEN SLIME, but, I think he's great as Emperor Antonio of Seatopia, the ruler under the Earth in GODZILLA vs MEGALON, which also featured Jet Jaguar!! Robert also directed TIME TRAVELERS.

Photos of the space creatures, and, a real one eating away at this safe!

Like an atomic blast... Beautiful, but deadly!

The scene where the inspector tries to shoot Mark's handcuff chain, before they are both blown up at the hands of the bad guys, is interesting and pretty damn funny!!

Isn't that just like a beautiful woman, trying to make off with the diamonds when nobody's looking?! Oops, the boss was looking!

Science is left to deal with the monster, so, they give it their best shot. Looks complicated!

HOLY FREAKIN'!!!..

INTO THAT CAVE!!!

The monster is defeated and all the debris falls back to Earth. A fitting end for that murderous gang of crooks!

Everything's okay now, everybody, the skies are clear!!