https://gameraboy1.tumblr.com/post/179110898191/20-million-miles-to-earth-1957

https://gameraboy1.tumblr.com/post/184573202461/ronaldcmerchant-shirley-kilpatrick-star-of-the

I remember this move fondly from Saturday afternoons watching Creature Double Feature.  Sort of a mix of noir and horror.  And I always found  the she-monster rather hot.

https://addicted2horror4.tumblr.com/post/175257457198/cinexphile-humanoids-from-the-deep-1980

Unwabted attention. It's the worst!

https://kahuna68revisited.tumblr.com/post/173575795801/ronaldcmerchant-the-slime-people-1963

By now you all know my fondness for both 70's beefcake and 70's horror films

As well as my fascination with the coloring and hues of snakes., So here we have the culmination of all three in the 1973 movie Sssssss, a film excellently summed up at I-Mockery to whom I owe the use of some of these images. 

A typical example of evil doctor doing bad the film is more notable to me as it features both Dirk Benedict and Reb Brown in early roles and occasionally in several states of déshabillé. A fact that did NOT go unnoticed by my teenage eyes.

In fact poor ole' Reb meets his demise in a shower scene allowing for a bit more skin exposure.

http://vintagedeluxeworld.tumblr.com/post/172307805083/atomic-chronoscaph-creepshow-1982

https://browsethestacks.tumblr.com/post/171308699519

Hey! Play nice!

https://profgrewbeard.tumblr.com/post/170887788563/nuclear-warrior-frankenstein-vs-baragon

https://swampthingy.tumblr.com/post/167590096674/ronaldcmerchant-king-kong-escapes-1967-click

Man, I gotta watch this movie again.

I haven't seen it since I was a kid.

Basically how I spent the Saturday afternoons of my youth.

That's got to smart!

Ultra Q (1966), “Defeat Gomess!” via

https://addicted2horror4.tumblr.com/post/161276943503/rarelyupforair-the-black-scorpion

http://randar.com/post/160549042622/citystompers-terror-beast-super-jikiro-zone

http://profgrewbeard.tumblr.com/post/157630270738/frankenstein-vs-baragon-1965-aka

http://profgrewbeard.tumblr.com/post/157630970848/kaijusaurus-black-and-white-production-stills

Tarantula (1955)