Author Archives: Christopher

The Terror (1963)

“THERE IS NO GIRL!”, but there is a new episode of Orphaned Entertainment! The Scooby gang of public domain films investigate the mystery of Roger Corman’s 1963 film, The Terror! Starring Boris Karlof, Jack Nicholson, Sandra Knight and Dick Miller.

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“THERE IS NO GIRL!”

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“THERE IS NO GIRL!”

Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)

You spell it S-A-N-T-A C-L-A-U-S,
Hooray for Orphaned Entertainment! The jolly trio of OE step out from under the mistletoe to take on the much maligned Christmas “classic”, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians!

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!!

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Road to Bali (1952)

This month Lydia, Barry and Christopher are on the Road to Bali!

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War of the Worlds (1938)

Orson Welles and The Mercury Theater scares the pants of America! (Or did they?)

No detailed discussion this time around but we do have a great radio play that is perfect for this time of year! 75 years ago this October 30th, the CBS radio network aired an adaptation of HG Wells’ novel The War of The Worlds.

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He Walked by Night (1948)

Savage, searing, and (almost) true! Richard Basehart baffles the LA Police Department as he commits crime after crime! HE WALKED BY NIGHT! (And sometimes during the day, but MOSTLY BY NIGHT!)

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The Last Man on Earth (1964)

Vincent Price takes on bloodthirsty(?) zombie-like vampires(?) as he is (maybe), The Last Man on Earth!

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The Day the Earth Stood Still

No reviews or discussions this time around, but we do have something special for you while you wait for the next awesome episode of Orphaned Entertainment! A 1954 Lux Radio Theater production of The Day The Earth Stood Still starring Michael Rennie and Jean Peters.

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Please Murder Me! (1956)

Barry Wurst joins Christopher this time around as they discuss and review a film noir piece from 1956, starring Raymond Burr and Angela Lansbury, Please Murder Me!

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Shock (1946)

After listening to the radio play last month we had to check out the film that inspired it. So here is our discussion on the 1946 Vincent Price film “Shock”.