Film Database Submission March 2010

Dermo

about 3 years ago

The Confessional
Robert Lepage
1995

From Auteurs

greg x

about 3 years ago

A fine addition Dermo, but be sure to use the April thread for posting the films you’ve submitted,

Mónica Gabriel

about 3 years ago

Super Smile
Germany
2007

DIR Effie Wu

Liam Grieves

about 3 years ago

Sex and Fury
Norifumi Suzuki
Japan
1973

Georges Aintablian

almost 3 years ago

AFTER THIS OUR EXILE (FU ZI)
Patrick TAM
Hong Kong
2006

T.J. Royal

almost 3 years ago

Ray
Directed by Taylor Hackford
USA
2004

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T.J. Royal

almost 3 years ago

I guess I’m doing this wrong, since I don’t have any images……But I’m still going to add more, even if it gets me banished!

T.J. Royal

almost 3 years ago

Little Giants
Directed by Duwayne Dunham
USA
1994

T.J. Royal

almost 3 years ago

Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
Directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber
USA
2004

T.J. Royal

almost 3 years ago

Bienvenido Mr. Marshall
Directed by Luis García Berlanga
Spain
1953

T.J. Royal

almost 3 years ago

Bad News Bears
Directed by Michael Ritchie
USA
1976

Bill Arceneaux

almost 3 years ago

Nickelodeon
Directed by Peter Bogdanovich
USA
1976

Ultra Kebab

almost 3 years ago

Prinzessinnenbad

Dir: Bettina Blümner
Germany 2007

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0949502/

Samantha Kate

almost 3 years ago

Les Idoles
Dir: Marc’o (Marc-Gilbert Guillaumin)
France 1968

Erik Villasenor

almost 3 years ago

The Robot vs. The Aztec Mummy (1957)

Directed by Rafael Portillo

Produced by Guillermo Calderon

Written by Alfredo Salazar (story)/Guillermo Calderon

Starring Ramon Gay/Rosa Arenas

Music by Antonio Diaz Conde

Cinematography by Enrique Wallace

Editing by Jorge Bustos/Jose Li-ho/Jack R. Remy

Distributed by Cinematografica Calderon S.A

Running time 65 minutes

Language Spanish

Plot: The evil Dr. Krupp (Luis Aceves Castañeda), also known as “The Bat”, plots to steal a valuable Aztec treasure from the tomb of a centuries-old living mummy, Popoca (Angel di Stefani). Krupp builds a robot to defeat the mummy. Krupp’s former colleague Dr. Eduardo Almada (Ramon Gay) and associates work to stop the mad scientist.

McBean

almost 3 years ago

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Black Irish

almost 3 years ago

Just a heads up, this is the March thread. :o

Erik Villasenor

almost 3 years ago

The Ship of Monsters (1960)

Director:Rogelio A. González

Writers:José María Fernández Unsáin (story)
Alfredo Varela (adaptation)

Release Date:22 January 1960 (Mexico)

Cast
Eulalio González
Ana Bertha Lepe
Lorena Velázquez
Consuelo Frank
Manuel Alvarado
Heberto Dávila Jr.
Mario García ‘Harapos’ (as Mario Garcia Hernandez)
José Pardavé
Jesús Rodríguez Cárdenas

Also Known As:“La nave de los monstruos” – Mexico (original title)

Runtime:81 min

Country:Mexico

Language:Spanish

Color:Black and White

Sound Mix:Mono (RCA High Fidelity Recording)

Filming Locations:Mexico

Company:Producciones Sotomayor

Plot: (La nave de los monstruos). Venus needs men! When the last one dies, the planet’s ministers dispatch two beautiful, bathing suit–bedecked Venusians, Gamma (Ana Bertha Lepe) and Beta (Lorena Velázquez), and their robotic sidekick Tor, to scour the galaxy for bachelor bioforms. They collect four gnarly specimens, one an exposed brain, another a drooling bug creature, and on down the singles food chain, until they reset course for home. Near Earth, the rocket, containing its testosterone test cases, conks out and crash lands in—where else?—Chihuahua. Surveying the alien countryside, Gamma of the great gams and Beta, who’s even better, come upon Laureano the singing cowboy, and so begins the war of the worlds. While the vavavavooms from Venus act like it’s ladies night at the Lunar Lounge, the mateless monsters decide to hit on the entire globe. Will love conquer all? Or will it be a bad morning after for planet Earth? —Steve Seid

Erik Villasenor

almost 3 years ago

Santo vs. the Martian Invasion (1967)
Santo el Enmascarado de Plata vs ‘La invasión de los marcianos’

Director:Alfredo B. Crevenna

Writers:Rafael García Travesi (story), Rafael García

Release Date:27 July 1967 (Mexico)

Cast:
Santo
Wolf Ruvinskis
El Nazi
Beny Galan
Ham Lee
Eduardo Bonada
Antonio Montoro
Maura Monti
Eva Norvind
Belinda Corel
Gilda Mirós
Manuel Zozaya
Consuelo Frank
Alicia Montoya
Roy Fletcher

Runtime:85 min

Country:Mexico

Language:Spanish

Color:Black and White

Sound Mix:Mono

Filming Locations:Mexico

Company:Producciones Cinematográficas

Plot: (Santo vs. la invasion de los marcianos). Careening towards Earth, a Martian saucer filled with, you guessed it, Martians, in this case shirtless men in tight silver pants with long blond locks, is carrying a foreboding message—stop developing atomic bombs or we’ll turn this into that other movie, The Day the Earth Stood Still. Earth responds with general guffaws, and so the Martians land in a sports arena in Mexico City and start vaporizing fans with their superpowerful “Astral Eye.” Big mistake: Santo, the Man with the Silver Mask, happens to be en la casa, and he doesn’t like his followers being turned into carbon dust. A wrestling match ensues in which the Martians almost succumb, but then they dematerialize via their teleportation belts. The fate of the world hangs in the balance and no one is steadier on his feet than Santo. And like any great brawler, Santo is gonna take the fight to their corner . . . of the universe.—Steve Seid

Erik Villasenor

almost 3 years ago

Planet of the Female Invaders (1966)
El planeta de las mujeres invasoras

Director:Alfredo B. Crevenna

Writers:Emilio Gómez Muriel (writer)
Alfredo Ruanova

Cast:
Lorena Velázquez
Elizabeth Campbell
Maura Monti
Guillermo Murray
Adriana Roel
Rogelio Guerra
José Ángel Espinosa ‘Ferrusquilla’
Raúl Ramírez
Ethel Carrillo
Graciela Doring
Guillermo Álvarez Bianchi
José Chávez
Enrique Ramírez
Aarón Hernán
Monica Miguel

Country:Mexico

Language:Spanish

Color:Black and White

Sound Mix:Mono

Company:Estudios América

Plot: (El planeta de las mujeres invasoras). In this alien invasion spectacular, a flying saucer impersonates an amusement park ride. That’s right: a pie-pan spaceship lands next to a carnival and substitutes its saucer for the space ride. When giggling carnival-goers board the ride and discover they are being whisked off to the planet Sibila, they are not even faintly amused. Sibila, a planet ruled by the evil Adastrea (Lorena Velázquez) and her twin sister, Alburnia (Lorena Velázquez), is a bright idea—so bright that you go blind if exposed to its eternal daylight. That explains why the abductees—a family, a boxer, his girlfriend, and a couple of thugs owed money by the pugilist—wear welding masks outdoors. Back on Earth, Dr. Wolf, a good-natured scientist, is prepping his own spacecraft for a rescue mission to Sibila. To make matters worse, the Sibilians want to harvest human lungs as breathing devices for alien asthmatics. This atmospheric actioner will take your breath away.—Steve Seid

Erik Villasenor

almost 3 years ago

El sexo fuerte (1946)
The Stronger Sex

Director:Emilio Gómez Muriel

Writers:Humberto Gómez Landero, Miguel Morayta

Cast:
Mapy Cortés
Ángel Garasa
Rafael Baledón
Alma Rosa Aguirre
Elsa Aguirre
Emperatriz Carvajal
Elisa Christy
Pedro de Aguillón
América Imperio
Delia Magaña
Evelia Martínez
Olga Letícia Mendoza
José Pidal
Francisco Reiguera
Hernán Vera

Runtime:81 min

Country:Mexico

Language:Spanish

Color:Black and White

Sound Mix:Mono

Company:Clasa Films Mundiales

Plot: El sexo fuerte (The Stronger Sex), a rousing film about two unsuspecting men shipwrecked upon the shores of Eden, an Art Deco kingdom ruled by beautiful amazons. When sultry Queen Eva spies Adán, the cattle rancher from Jalisco, hearts stop and nations fall. See men sold at auction, fetching the price of 2,000 cows! See scantily clad female mariachis serenading the enslaved charros! See harems populated by doddering old men! See raygun-wielding amazons succumb to the scent of man! To further celebrate, we’ll supply a cart of churros and piñatas swollen with sweets—indulge in la vida dulce.-Steve Seid