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Subgenre Sampler
Die, Monster, Die (1965)- Dir. Daniel Heller
Feat. Boris Karloff, Freda Jackson, Nick Adams… - Enjoyable Lovecraft adaptation, featuring an older Boris Karloff going nuts in the greenhouse.
Duel at Diablo (1965)- Dir. Ralph Nelson
Feat. Sidney Poitier, James Garner - Violent, off–beat Cowboys–and–Indians conflict successfully revives the formula. With Sidney Poitier, and James Garner in a sober…
Eye Creatures, The (1965)- Dir. Larry Buchanan
Feat. John Ashley - Remake of INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN is a laughable sci–fi shocker about creatures and the intrepid band that try to fight them off.
Greatest Story Ever Told, The (1965)- Dir. George Stevens
Feat. Max von Sydow, Dorothy McGuire, Robert Loggia… - Not the greatest movie ever made, however one might get a kick out of spotting all the famous faces in this reverant, picturesque epic about the life…
Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed Up Zombies (1965)
- Dir. Ray Dennis Steckler
Feat. Ray Dennis Steckler, Brett O'Hara - Classic curiosity combines weird monsters, exceedingly bad acting and a musical into one laughable stew.
Inside Daisy Clover (1965)- Dir. Robert Mulligan
Feat. Natalie Wood, Robert Redford, Ruth Gordon - Curious account of the rise and fall of a starlet in 30s Hollywood has improved with age thanks to off–kilter performances from Natalie Wood as…
Mickey One (1965)- Dir. Arthur Penn
Feat. Warren Beatty, Hurd Hatfield - A young Warren Beatty plays as an entertainer who assumes a new identity to flee growing debts to the mob, and search for meaning in his life. French…
Milton the Monster (1965)- Soft–hearted and strangely adorable, Milton is the very model of what no self–respecting monster should be. Three wild and woolly…
Motor Psycho (1965)- Dir. Russ Meyer
Feat. Russ Meyer, Alex Rocco, Haji - Dusty sex–and–violence potboiler stars Russ Meyer–regular Haji as one of three buxom nymphs who get 'roughed–up' by a trio of…
Nanny, The (1965)- Dir. Seth Holt
Feat. Bette Davis, Wendy Craig, Jill Bennett - Bette Davis' stoney ambivalence is well employed in this Hammer production as the malevolent/misunderstood minder of a disturbed child who has been…
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