My first thought was...I know this, but need to narrow it down. It's obviously somebody going out to bomb a creature (it's the 50s, what else would it be?). Searched high and low and settled on Tarantula (1955), and that has to be Clint Eastwood (which no doubt would have featured in one of your clues)
My first thought was...I know this, but need to narrow it down. It's obviously somebody going out to bomb a creature (it's the 50s, what else would it be?). Searched high and low and settled on Tarantula (1955), and that has to be Clint Eastwood (which no doubt would have featured in one of your clues)
A Correct answer for X22. Admirably worked out. Tarantula from 1955. An early small role for Clint Eastwood.
Ok so I googled rue morgue film titles...Phantom of the Rue Morgue?
X26 is indeed Phantom Of The Rue Morgue from 1954.
As mentioned earlier the scene originally posted was of a dead woman hanging upside down, and the preceding happening was the only genuine shock in the whole film. The woman had suddenly dropped down the opening over the fireplace.
It isn't that film but it is actually a good guess, and you have worked out the correct producer. This unidentified film isn't a serial though, and is altogether a different genre of film. This film had some initial problems in Australia.
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Let's see if we can have some luck with having this one identified.
Peter
Peter
One more for you to attempt to figure out the answer for.
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I have seen these films and they are both well made and above average productions.
Three known faces are presented above for you to ponder on as to who they are, along with the name of the films of course.
There is something in common that connects these two films.
Clue for X25 is that this film has an apes connection.
Joseph Cotten played Dupin ( Edgar Allan Poe ).
Two more images to consider. Two scenes if previously viewed are most likely not forgotten.
Correct, Monster On The Campus From 1958.
Shouldn't the feet of the overweight dragonfly all be facing in a forward position?
Peter
As mentioned earlier the scene originally posted was of a dead woman hanging upside down, and the preceding happening was the only genuine shock in the whole film. The woman had suddenly dropped down the opening over the fireplace.
Another image to ponder.
A clue for X28 may assist.
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As the previous entry isn't proving to be easy to answer how about this one then?