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Let's Scare Jessica to Death Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 5332 seconds With her husband and their close friend, a woman released from a mental institution relocates to a farmhouse in rural New England, only to witness macabre sights that no one else will acknowledge. Directed by John Hancock Starring Zohra Lampert, Barton Heyman, Mariclare Costello, Kevin O'Connor, Gretchen Corbett, Alan Manson |
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BUM BUM BUM 3/3 Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 236 seconds Just as my tortured guitar feared: Frankie Blacknessses' scathing "U-Mass." The spontaneous decision to shoot me whilst tired and at my most maladroit in the course of the past month proved to be among Annusya's very best. |
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BUM BUM BUM 2/3 Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 210 seconds For those few subscribers who've not yet evacuated my channel, here's a second exhibition of my inept fret-twiddling: a slide butchering of Joy Division's "Wilderness." Enjoy, masochists! |
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BUM BUM BUM 1/3 Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 140 seconds Annusya records me while I play "The Navajo Know" badly. High-definition still camera audiovisual quality TRANSPORTS you to a room fraught with mediocre musicianship and the odor of canned herring! |
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Caged Buns Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 34 seconds Fluffy rabbits in spacious cages at the Minnesota State Fair. They've sniffy snub noses. |
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Goats on Display Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 62 seconds Cute bucks, does and kids at the Minnesota State Fair. Wee ones wag their nub-tails. |
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The Runaways: Live in Japan 1977 (2/2) Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 961 seconds Here's a televised time capsule that was broadcast only in Tokyo, recorded by an avid fan via Betamax and copied at least twice before its digital source was secured in the form of a popular bootleg. Consequently, its AV quality is by no means immaculate, but this is nonetheless one of the best surviving documents of the world's first great distaff rock band at the apex of their brief fame. |
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The Runaways: Live in Japan 1977 (1/2) Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 1947 seconds Here's a televised time capsule that was broadcast only in Tokyo, recorded by an avid fan via Betamax and copied at least twice before its digital source was secured in the form of a popular bootleg. Consequently, its AV quality is by no means immaculate, but this is nonetheless one of the best surviving documents of the world's first great distaff rock band at the apex of their brief fame. |
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Lunacy theatrical trailers Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 252 seconds Subtitles are accessible via captions. |
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Earth vs. the Flying Saucers theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 138 seconds My, these saucer men certainly raise a ruckus. |
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Tobor the Great theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 105 seconds Lord, but I adore the faux Soviets of this schlock. |
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Creature With The Atom Brain theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 133 seconds Embodied by Uncle Irving, death stalks the unfortunate! |
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Diamonds are Forever theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 226 seconds Beautifully photographed, slickly edited and nearly as exciting as it is silly, Connery's sixth J. Bond junket finds the British spy stateside, thwarting nefarious jewel smugglers. |
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HURR DURR HALL BLUR Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 40 seconds ZOUNDS! |
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Thunderball theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 188 seconds Cheesy puns, frogmen and inept assassins abound in Connery's fourth Bond flick. |
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The Holy Mountain theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 149 seconds Here's something to whet the appetite of anyone interested in Jodorowsky's surrealist epic. |
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Goldfinger theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 189 seconds For whatever reason, YT immediately rejects upload of my "From Russia With Love" trailer as a violation of TOS, so here's the succeeding advertisement. IMO, Bond was never better before or since. |
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The Time Machine theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 152 seconds THRILL to the adventure of George Pal's classic adaptation of H.G. Wells' groundbreaking novel, starring Rod Taylor as the Victorian inventor of a time machine that transports him to a stark, freakish distant future. |
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Dr. No theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 196 seconds Connery's first Bond outing was a cut above the routine spy thriller, and this drolly analytical trailer focuses on 007's wardrobe and weaponry before proceeding to detail his storied exploits. Obviously, this was transferred from a very rough print, which I hope will remind some of you of the joys of reel-to-reel prior to the advent of videocassettes. |
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X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes theatrical trailer Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 136 seconds Ray Milland (of "The Lost Weekend" and "Dial M for Murder" fame) develops X-ray vision and naturally, chaos ensues. Unfortunately, his new power doesn't enable him to dance any less stiffly. As this is a Roger Corman flick, the most obvious and lascivious practical utility of X-ray vision is depicted... |
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Ghosts Before Breakfast Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 512 seconds Hans Richter's manic, groundbreaking, popular short film is still as enlivening as it was in 1928. Every filmmaker who's executed surrealism - from Buñuel to Fellini to Jodorowsky to Lynch - owes Richter a conceptual debt or three. Unfortunately, all copies of Paul Hindemith's score were classed as "degenerate art" and destroyed by the dictate of the NSDAP. |
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Leeds Bridge Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 3 seconds Le Prince's second film was probably shot in early December of 1888 at Leeds Bridge in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. |
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Roundhay Garden Scene Posted by: rqbuchanan
Video duration: 4 seconds Inventor Louis Le Prince's first motion picture is also the oldest extant work of the medium, shot on October 14, 1888 at Oakwood Grange in Roundhay, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The roaming figures herein are Harriet Hartley, Louis' son Adolphe and Joseph and Sarah Whitley, the residents of Oakwood Grange. |
