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  • HONDOHONDO
    edited May 2023
    theartofmovieposters said:
    X9 Crime of Passion (Stirling Hayden which led to Barbara Stanwyck)
    Correct.  Crime Of Passion from 1957. 

     
  • HONDOHONDO
    edited May 2023
     X10
    This one may cause you to have a think about it. Not something that you would normally expect to see in this genre of film.

    You can Google and easily find the answer if you are stumped. I am feeling helpful today.. 
  • BruceBruce
    Unless it is a different "harpoon western" I would say it is surely Terror in a Texas Town, a movie that sounds pretty bizarre!





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  • HONDOHONDO
    edited May 2023
              Bruce said:
    Unless it is a different "harpoon western" I would say it is surely Terror in a Texas Town, a movie that sounds pretty bizarre!

    Correct for X10. Terror In A Texas Town  from 1958.

    I viewed this movie many years ago and my recollection of the film is that it was an enjoyable, if off beat western film and a much better film that one would imagine.
     
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
     

      
  • HONDOHONDO
     X11

    Pre fame film role.
  • BruceBruce
    Is X11 Eegah?




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  • HONDOHONDO
    edited May 2023
    Bruce said:
    Is X11 Eegah?
    Sorry, but it isn't Eegah. A great educated guess though. A scene from Eegah. On the right track though.


  • HONDOHONDO
    edited May 2023


    For X11 another image to help you solve the identity of this film. 
  • HONDOHONDO
    The answer for the X11 creepy little cult horror film that was produced and directed by Maury Dexter is House Of The Damned from 1963.

    Richard Kiel was featured in the earlier images. He will be most remembered for playing ''Jaws'' in The James Bond film  The Spy Who Loved Me ( 1977 ).


  • HONDOHONDO
     X12

    Depending on how it fares, this may be the final image that I will include here on this particular quiz, but let's see how it goes.

    On a whole the images seem to present a problem in having them identified.
  • dedeposterdedeposter
    HONDO said:
    The answer for the X11 creepy little cult horror film that was produced and directed by Maury Dexter is House Of The Damned from 1963.

    Richard Kiel was featured in the earlier images. He will be most remembered for playing ''Jaws'' in The James Bond film  The Spy Who Loved Me ( 1977 ).


    Ah! Richard Kiel. I was thinking Ted Cassidy. 


    Peter
  • dedeposterdedeposter
    X12 - I'm thinking The Fly (1958) but probably wrong.


    Peter
  • HONDOHONDO
    dedeposter said:
    X12 - I'm thinking The Fly (1958) but probably wrong.
    Incorrect, but certainly you are getting warmer.
  • BruceBruce
    Is X-12 It Came From Outer Space? I know that movie had a bunch of screaming terrified women, but I don't remember this one being one of them.





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  • HONDOHONDO
    Bruce said:
    Is X-12 It Came From Outer Space? I know that movie had a bunch of screaming terrified women, but I don't remember this one being one of them.

    Sorry, but incorrect.

    To direct you in the right direction I will say don't look for the answer to come from outside of planet Earth.
  • theartofmovieposterstheartofmovieposters
    HONDO said:
    dedeposter said:
    X12 - I'm thinking The Fly (1958) but probably wrong.
    Incorrect, but certainly you are getting warmer.
    Another type of insect?

  • HONDOHONDO
    theartofmovieposters said:
    HONDO said:
    dedeposter said:
    X12 - I'm thinking The Fly (1958) but probably wrong.
    Incorrect, but certainly you are getting warmer.
    Another type of insect?

    Yep.
  • dedeposterdedeposter
    X12 must be The Deadly Mantis then.


    Peter
  • HONDOHONDO
    edited May 2023
    dedeposter said:
    X12 must be The Deadly Mantis then.
    Correct. The Deadly Mantis from 1957. The screaming actress is little remembered actress Alix Talton. Apart from this film she would have to be best known for a major role in  Rock Around the Clock ( 1956 ). 


     
    Prompt responses, so let's keep this quiz going then.
  • HONDOHONDO
     X13

    This one may cause you to have a good think about it.
  • jayn_jjayn_j
    X13 Cult of the Cobra.
  • HONDOHONDO
    jayn_j said:
    X13 Cult of the Cobra.
    Correct and promptly answered. I had thought that this one may have proved to be difficult, but not the case. Cult Of The Cobra from 1955.

     
  • HONDOHONDO
     X14
    i am thinking that this image shouldn't present a problem in providing an answer tor.
  • dedeposterdedeposter
    Haha! That pose could only mean one thing...a 3D film. It Came From Outer Space. 


    Peter
  • HONDOHONDO
    edited May 2023
    dedeposter said:
    Haha! That pose could only mean one thing...a 3D film. It Came From Outer Space. 
    Correct. X14 is of course It Came From Outer Space from 1953. The actress in the Image is Kathleen Hughes.


    Probably time for me to make the next image more of a challenge. 
  • HONDOHONDO
    edited May 2023
     X15
    Is this one going to be a challenge in finding an answer for? Let's find out.


  • RickRick
    X-15 - Mole People?
  • HONDOHONDO
    Rick said:
    X-15 - Mole People?
    No it isn't The Mole People.

    X15 has a connection with the last three answered entries X12, X13 and X14, and also The Mole People as well.. This should hopefully assist you..
  • jayn_jjayn_j
    X15 Love Slaves of the Amazon
  • HONDOHONDO
    jayn_j said:
    X15 Love Slaves of the Amazon
    Correct and well done. Love-Slaves Of The Amazons from 1957.

     My final clue was the connection between X12 -X15 and The Mole People was Universal International.


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