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Ray Bradbury's Double Feature: "Twilight Zone" & "It Came From Outer Space"

Click on the images for the BIGGER VIEW Hello, Pulp Friends, After "THE SCYTHE", my tribute to Ray Bradbury posted a couple of days ago, I am continuing the celebration of this great writer with a new tribute illustrating his episode for the beloved series TWILIGHT ZONE titled "I SING THE BODY ELECTRIC" (above) and reposting a Pulp Sunday classic (below): the monstrous aliens of "It Came From Outer Space" ("Destinazione... Terra!" in its Italian release), written by Ray Bradbury in 1953and…

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In 1954, Universal Pictures released Creature From The Black Lagoon. The timing here is important because it’s six years after the most prolific era of Universal Horror, which ended in 1948 with Abbott and Castello meet Frankenstein. Because of this, there were never any crossover opportunities for the creature. The first film was directed by Jack Arnold, known for making Science Fiction films in the 1950s. Including It Came From Outer Space and Tarantula. Creature From The Black Lagoon was... Julia Adams, Universal Horror, Monster Movie, Film Critic, Creature From The Black Lagoon, The Black Lagoon, Horror Monsters, Science Fiction Film, Classic Horror Movies
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In 1954, Universal Pictures released Creature From The Black Lagoon. The timing here is important because it’s six years after the most prolific era of Universal Horror, which ended in 1948 with Abbott and Castello meet Frankenstein. Because of this, there were never any crossover opportunities for the creature. The first film was directed by Jack Arnold, known for making Science Fiction films in the 1950s. Including It Came From Outer Space and Tarantula. Creature From The Black Lagoon…

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