I Watched 50 Bargain Bin Sci-Fi Movies (Part 3)

My take away the public domain is better for horror than sci-fi, other than Gamera.

I’m glad that it’s no longer as acceptable for aliens to be identical to humans.

Laser Mission looks freaking awesome and hilarious! The 1980s were such a great and magical era for just about any film budget. And lol at robot monster. I remember seeing a trailer for it on a old 50s monster movie VHS tape when I was a kid and even as a child being perplexed at what I was looking at haha

I very much disagree with you on Robot Monster. It is a maligned and underrated classic. A gem in the very rough. The movie was made when I was five. in 1953. I did not see it then. I saw it when I was seven. on our small black and white TV. with commercials every ten minutes. I t still managed to give me nightmares. This was the fifties. It is easy to poke fun. The budget was incredibly low for the film they conceived of making, The movie was shot in 3-D which was effective, hence the monster repeatedly coming at. you. the soap bubbles were eerie and unworldly at that local, also 3-d effective. Who ever divide out the budget. should get a medal for hiring the young Elmer Bernstein to do the score., This great composer who later did the likes of, The Magnificent Seven. and The Ten Commandments, Made this as frighting a score as he could, and it works. The Monster, a killer, He killed the Kid ! The family was similar to the later formed Robinson's group from Lost in Space. one could also Dra a parrallel to Night of the Living Dead. Survivors holed up agains an unknown killer, The stuff of nightmares in an age of innocence.

I liked Nightbeast, Galaxy Invader seemed like a step down. Like he's devolving his craft rather than improving. Makes me think of Gamera 4 Truth guy did Yamato vs Reiga which was okay but then 'comedy's Raiga was far worse. So maybe Gamera 4 was his best work?

I thought "tar baby" was slang for toxic waste, I had no idea it was a slur what the hell?!

Can't fool us, we know Wyoming isn't real

Killers from space alien design looks straight out an old republic serial. “Eh, just use hoodie coveralls, and ping pong balls eyes, no-one will notice

Don dohler did other movies, such as the alien factor, that were less..grimy than galaxy invader. The latter comes across like he was working through some personal issues.

I think it says a lot that at the end, I found myself going "Hey! That music is from "Great Prophecies of Nostradamus", an infamously banned Toho Film!"

waiting for ultraman z without context

Seems to me like the 50s might have been the relative peak of American familiarity with conversational Japanese lol

Laser Mission is gloriously bad. Everyone with even a passing interest in bad movies has to see it.

Some Don Doller movies had music done buy JJ Abrams.

Re the remarkably easy-to-sabotage alien technology in "Killers in Space", it seems like a holdover from 1930s pulp alien invasion stories, where it was practically a running gag that the alien's doomsday device or gravity generator would inevitably have a "kill all the aliens" setting.

The aliens from Killers From Space remind me of Oscar the grouch and I love it LOL

The eyes from Killers from Space were apparently just something the costume designer came up with. They had next to no budget for makeup, so they just slapped together the eyes and bushy eyebrows. They thought it would at least be memorable.

These sort of vintage bin box series is fantastic! I hope u have a few more up ur sleeves and i wouldn’t mind a fun scripted take on more recognizable vintage horror films. Please keep up the good work!

Enjoying this as much as the horror one, looking forward to seeing the next part.

Though I do have to say that whilst I completely understand as they don't fit the theme you were aiming for, I have a soft spot for sand and sandle type movies (for the most part, obviously there's a lot of crap ones), blame a childhood spent watching the many, many screenings of Ray Harryhausen movies on TV. And while very few of them ever reach the lofty heights of say, Jason and the Argonauts or pretty much any of the Sinbad movies; there's just something about the concept of Americans pretending to be ancient Greeks or Romans that tickles me.

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👏 👏 for that "I have special eyes" reference

W. Lee Wilder was the brother of Billy Wilder which only makes his films even more embarrassing as his brother was making Sunset Blvd at the same time

Robot monster is my most watched movie in recent memory and I think the stupid twist improves the flim with its implications. I love ro-man even if like all stories it's an imaginary one.

Idk I think glacier national Park could use a guy in a gorilla suit

why does this sound like you got your friends from discord in a vc to watch these movies with you?

I loved coming home from school to watch The Son's of Hercules. The stories varied in quality but I enjoyed them, of course I was a lot younger then. The Son of Hercules in the Land of Darkness was a favorite. I do remember one where the hero told a woman his father was Hercules and his mother was the Moon, even at my young age age I wondered how that worked.

Hope you enjoyed Montana mate

You miss that in Killers from Space Peter Graves was resurrected from the dead. (Sorry for the redundancy). Scared me when I was ten. Feared he'd go zombie or something and start eating people.

I have the same box set. I suppose we all can agree that "Night Of The Living Dead" is one of the best/ greatest "Public Domain" of all time...even though it should have never gotten there in the first place.

I personally love, "Invaders From Space"!!! One of my favorite, '50's sci-fi/horror films🎞️. A unique story, in it's day. W. Lee Wilder made films, with alot of original ideas💡('cause of low budget's). Can't be, that well disliked, as the eye concept was later used, in an 'Outer Limits', episode. Theremin sound effects, cheesy?? It was an excellent invention, whose sounds effects were instrumental, for defining, sci/horror pictures☺️.
Love your whole take, and attitude on this👏. I totally concur with you, as I got boxes of these sets, throughout the years🙄.

Killers From Space is such a fun movie with those bug eyed aliens. It's one of my favorites.

Don Dohler was a DIY filmmaker In Baltimore. No Hollywood help at all. Dick Dyzel was Count Gore Deval a local horror host.

Gorudans naked hate for Jungle Movies and DEEP HURTING never gets old

People lousy at spelling hate scrabble.

Who lit “Killers From Space”? Probably the same people who green lit “The Beginning Of The End” also starring Peter Graves.

We need to go back to the 50s.

The 1950s could say a few pejorative things about now, too, based on much of today's content.

I love galaxy Invader

I love these vids.

i love RObot Monster. one of my all time favs

Brandon Lee kind of reminds me of the guy who played in reanimator

Brandon Lee kind of reminds me of the guy who played in reanimator

80 s cheesey is harder to swallow compared to 70s and 60s

I’m almost sure killers from outer space is the inspiration for Devo and kraftworjs looks