Knights & Knaves Alehouse

TRP wrote:

thedungeondelver wrote:Fantastic Planet is another good one.

+1 dat. It's in my top Scifi Five.

I wracked by brain but didn't come up with it... and it's my avatar all along!

Welleran wrote:One of my favorite old movies is The Mole People. It definitely has that Merritt or Haggard lost world thing going for it.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049516/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_2

It's a fun, albeit really low budget, John Agar pic. With some reworking it could be a good summer flick with CGI effects and action, although the whole "Sumerians living underground" thing is pretty silly. IIRC the high priest dude later played Alfred in the Batman series.

A couple of horror-themed cheese-balls right here:

This House Possessed

- an automated house goes nuts and tries to "keep" it's former owners' daughter

Invitation To Hell

- This one's got literally everything going for it: Robert Urich stars as a NASA scientist working on a super-suit for the exploration of Venus (complete with a flame thrower weapon in case astronauts encounter hostile alien life. On Venus. A planet with a surface temperature equivalent to molten lead) whose life takes a detour when he and his wife (played by Blade Runner's Joanna Cassidy) and family move to a different neighborhood and he starts working for another company whose health benefits include a spa headed by the sinister Susan Lucci (Days of our Lives)...

The Intruder Within a cheap but effective Alien rip-off set on earth on an oil derrick off the coast of Antarctica (ignore the shoreline in the background and headlights of during night scenes, please). Cameo by then-unknown Michael "Saul Tigh" Hogan.

The Bermuda Depths - a surprisingly good "sea tale" horror/sf movie. Won't spoil any details.

Satan's Triangle which is a little like The Exorcist meets any number of ho-hum docudramas from the 70s about The Bermuda Triangle.

The Lost Continent: I promise, the last nautically themed one on the list. You could make a good D&D adventure out of this one.

Frankenstein: The True Story because fuck yeah Jane Seymour!

and I'm done.