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The Cosmic Man (1959)
They got the title wrong!
I think the producers put an s by accident in the title. Shouldn't it be The Comic Man? Come to think of it they may have simply misspelled the title. Maybe it should read The Comics Man. This is probably the only Sci-Fi where no one is hurt, injured, wounded or killed. Actually the opposite takes place. Little Ken, confined to a wheel chair, is miraculously healed by the Comic\Comics Man. I got the impression I was watching a religious flick. If you have the time, patience, courage to reach the end of the film you'll certainly get a chill down the spine when the movie's last words are pronounced "He'll come back." Well on behalf of moviegoers, the cinematography industry and mankind in general I should like to thank the producers for not letting the Comic\Comics Man come back. I was tempted to record over this one but I thought I'd keep it for those sleepless nights. There is one good point about this film however and the Special Effects Team should be commended. How do they keep the sphere floating in the air? Baffling.
The Hideous Sun Demon (1958)
Definitely a must for any B-movie collection
6 reasons why you should watch it?
1. Robert Clarke's quasi convincing performance during the "why me? Why Me? WHY ME?" scene. Quasi. 2. The worst fake-piano playing (by Trudy-Nan Peterson) in the history of cinema. Mind you, you don't notice it the first time round. You're too busy looking at something else. 3. Watch the Sun Demon slaughter a dog. Definitely not politically correct. 4. Does the Sun Demon make love with Trudy on the beach? We'll never know. 5. The Sun Demon's car. It's brilliant. Too bad we don't know the make. 6. The Sun Demon didn't really run over the policeman. Or did He?
I could go on but I don't want to spoil the movie.