Welcome to ‘Attack from Planet B’
There are horrors and wonders out there in the world of B-movie’s, where anything can happen and usually does. From giant monsters attacking anything that moves to zombies living in your neighbour’s basement, from drunken kung-fu masters to hip jive talking muthas, all this can be found in the world of B-movies and cult classics, here at ‘Attack from Planet B’ .
Attack from Planet B has been spread out over 7 areas that will hopefully fill the needs of any film fan with an interest in the B-side of the movie world, these are:
All your ghoulish and blood letting needs can be found here, with reviews and features on all things frightening and unspeakable, and we’re not just talking about the acting and sets.
From flying saucers and alien attacks to deep-sea monsters and scientific experiment run-amuck. Get your sci-fi geek on here.
Sub Culture
Biker gangs and hot babes terrorise the streets, while strange goings on happen around every corner. Hang out with the rockers and mods, geeks and nerds, crooks and cops in the world of B-movies.
This is the place for you B-movie action heroes to hang out. Where bullets bounce of them and they never run out of ammo. Where they walk away from a car crash without a scratch and always have a killer one liner.
Get on your horse and eat your spaghetti, in the time of the cowboy. Where the bad guy always wears a big black hat and everybody squints into the sun and looks menacing. Welcome to the wild west of B-movies where everything happens at high noon.
Kung-fu
Put on your yellow jumpsuit and take on 36 crazy fists in the high-kicking arena that is B-movie kung-fu. Take tuition form your master and learn the way of the crouching monkey.
The Tomb
For everything else that happens in the world of B-movies, here in The Tomb ‘Attack from Planet B’ will cater for you, from movie news and articles on B-movies stars, to tricks of the trade to everything else can be found here, in The Tomb.
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1 February 27th, 2010 1:15 amWatch The Crazies
Crazies Movie seems like it might be really scary.
2 February 27th, 2010 1:17 amThe Crazies Movie
The Crazies Movie seems like it will definitely be scary
3 March 2nd, 2010 1:41 pmBarry
Do you sell, or can you tell me where to get hold of the posters, particularly sci-fi related?
Regards
Barry (sarek7, Ampthill forum)
4 March 2nd, 2010 1:49 pmAdam Akers
Berry, the best place to pick up sci-fi related posters are from online sellers, plus every year at The MK Stadium there is the collectormania fair, which I think is on the weekend of the 27th May, there are always sellers there.
5 March 30th, 2010 4:39 pmRen
Dear Attack from Planet B,
If you can’t help me, no one can! You see, when I was a young child, we watched Creature Features every friday night. There are two movies that I saw during that time that have haunted me ever since. I have been searching for these movies for years to no avail. I only remember bits and pieces of them. One of them had creatures that were flat things with a long neck, they looked like rotten eggs. They flew and I remember a scene where one of them landed on the roof of a volkswagon, they were about three feet long. The other movie had a creature that was made up of energy, so it was basically a booming voice with ‘sparkles’ that appeared in the air. Any idea what movies these might be?
Creepily yours,
-Tortured by vague memories
PS. your website design is really top-notch, love it!
6 June 15th, 2010 1:01 pmchris
Hello,
I am the Blog Administrator at Movies Unlimited, a mail order retailer of classic movies. We’ve recently started a blog (www.MovieFanFare.com) and I thought some of your posts would be of interest to our readers. Would it be possible to reprint one of your posts on our blog? We would naturally provide a link back to your blog and provide a short bio if you supply it. The only changes we would make to your content would be adding any links we deem relevant to provide information to our readers (ex – links to our retail website or Wikipedia). Please let me know what you think of all of this, and keep up the amazing work!
I look forward to hearing from you.
Chris
7 June 22nd, 2010 1:59 pmAdam Akers
Hi Chris,
Would it be possible for you to use a dedicated RSS feed from my site, rather than coping posts? If not I’m sure we can come to some agreement.
Cheers for the interest.
Adam
8 August 5th, 2010 10:40 amTolga
hi,
i have a cinema blog about b movies. i saw your blog and like it very much. if you want you can change links of our blogs.
Tolga
http://www.iyikotufilm.com
9 August 23rd, 2010 11:28 pmRobert
About 5 years ago I saw an old black and white sci-fi movie.
It featured a group an army of warriors dressed in Egyptain styled head garb attacking the greater population with spears and assisted by UFO’s.
What was the name of that movie?
10 August 24th, 2010 7:38 amAdam Akers
One film that i think it could be is Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster where the bad guys had egyptain style head gear. Here is a review over at Classic Sci-fi Movies
11 August 27th, 2010 4:50 amHarvey Sanchez
I would like to ask if I might be able to get a movie title from you. The problem is, it was a movie played by our University of Houston public access network. I tried to access the info through my converter / remote control switch, but to no avail, as it was listed as “Houston College Programming.” It’s a black and white, 1950′s sci-fi thriller with a human “alien” and another alien chasing him. He meets a doctor / professor and is helped by hs daughter (who helps him) and they destroy large lobster-like creatures outside of town. Can you help me?
12 August 27th, 2010 7:19 amAdam Akers
the film that i think that you might be looking for is Teenagers from Outer Space staring David Love and Dawn Anderson
13 December 24th, 2010 6:32 amErica
I too need you fine folks to help put a title to a random movie. It’s a 90′s B movie I saw on TV years ago. It it about aliens trying to take over the world by distracting the human population with those nudie pens that you turn upside down and the girls top floats down. The only way you can kill them is with accordion music so they hide accordions in portapoties around the city, just in case. I’m not making this up! It was hilarious. It is not Mars Attacks. I can’t find anything about it on the internet, other than one other guy asking a different group of people this same question. Any clues? Thank you in advance!!
14 May 4th, 2011 3:10 pmJean
Hi! I’m the person in charge of MyGrindhouse.com, I would like to put an advertise at your blog… Thank you.
15 July 19th, 2011 1:51 amPeter H. Brothers
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Agoura Hills, California
“DEVIL BAT DIARY – The Journal of Johnny Layton” by Peter H. Brothers
Inspired by the famous 1940 film, “Devil Bat Diary” (ISBN: 9-781461-070924), tells the “true” story of what “really” happened to the unhappy citizens of Heathville, Illinois, during that terrible prewar summer, as recorded in the long-suppressed journals of Chicago City Register’s principal newspaper correspondent, Jonathan “Johnny” Layton.
The Devil Bats were furry fiends created by a scientific genius who believes himself wrongfully relegated to concocting perfumes and colognes which he despises for wages not worth mentioning. So, as a means to an embittered end, he manufactures an evil ointment with a scent that so infuriates his giant bats to such an extent they feel compelled to tear the throats out of their unsuspecting victims.
“Devil Bat Diary” tells for the first time the full inside story of what took place in ways not possible to show to Production Code audiences back then: such as Chief Wilkins being in love with Layton, or that Mary Heath was a religious lunatic, or that Layton and his trusted picture-taking partner “One-Shot” McGuire couldn’t stand the sight of each other.
Written to coincide with the 70th Anniversary of the film’s release and dedicated to the eternal memory of Bela Lugosi, “Devil Bat Diary” is an unforgettably entertaining venture into a world filled with chirping Chiropterans, malicious murders, sacred sex and revolting revelations.
(Peter H. Brothers is also the author of “Mushroom Clouds and Mushroom Men – The Fantastic Cinema of Ishiro Honda.”)
16 September 25th, 2011 10:31 pmChris
Hudson Horror Show IV (Festival trailer):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrOCaYVxBuo&feature=player_embedded
Now that Hurricane Irene hasn’t wiped out the entire east coast, Hudson Horror Show is announcing the addition of a 6th Bonus Mystery Movie to our December to Dismember event! Hudson Horror Show IV: The December to Dismember will be on December 3rd, 2011 at Silver Cinemas South Hills 8 in Poughkeepsie, NY.Our lineup features a double headlining shock show of Tobe Hooper’s original masterpiece THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE plus the banned from movie theaters Christmas classic SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT.
We’ll also have the rarely seen revenge flick ROLLING THUNDER alongside Lucio Fulci’s zombie haunted house opus, THE BEYOND. We needed something spicy to add to our mix so we present a little Spanish horror with Paul Nachy’s ultimate grudge match WEREWOLF vs. VAMPIRE WOMAN.
Now on top of the usual trailers and assorted madness we are including a 6th MYSTERY BONUS MOVIE! Could it be an eighties slasher movie? How about some giant monsters? An Italian giallo? Anything is possible; you will want to be at the show to find out! This bonus movie is a thank you to all our loyal patrons for supporting Hudson Horror Show for the past two years.
Tickets are on sale now and going fast. Get your tickets now!
Advance tickets are only $26.00 for six movies! If tickets remain, we’ll have them at the door the day of the show for $30.00, cash only.
You’ll definitely want to bring extra cash as we’ll have vendors at the show selling horror movie related DVD’s, t-shirts, posters, toys and much more. If you have any questions, or are interested in being a vendor, shoot us an email at info@hudsonhorror.com.
The doors will open at noon on December 3rd and we’ll somehow shoehorn six great movies, along with vintage drive in style trailers, all off 35mm film. Watch our website http://www.hudsonhorror.com for exact show times and more info in the coming weeks.