Acherontia
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The mikes Are Visible On the Top of the Screen For Some Scense...
Actors Call each other by there real name instead by there Characters.
The TombStones Move And Topple When actors Walk by them.
The Actors Cast Shadows On the "Stary Night" backdrop
The detective that points his gun at himself several times was actually testing director Edward D. Wood Jr. to see if he would notice. Needless to say, Ed Wood didn't notice.
One of the legends about the production of this film was that Edward D. Wood Jr. used everything from automobile hubcaps to pizza pans to pie tins and even paper plates as flying saucers. The truth is that he bought a number of children's plastic model kits of flying saucers for use as props.
Bela Lugosi died four days after shooting began. Edward D. Wood Jr. abandoned the project and rewrote the script to accommodate all the footage shot in a cemetery and outside Tor Johnson's house in the new production. Lugosi's part was taken over by Tom Mason, Wood's wife's chiropractor, who was significantly taller than Lugosi, and played the part with a cape covering his face.
Internationally recognized as the worst movie ever made; three time winner of the Golden Turkey Award for worst film of all time.
Has Anybody Else Seen it?
The mikes Are Visible On the Top of the Screen For Some Scense...
Actors Call each other by there real name instead by there Characters.
The TombStones Move And Topple When actors Walk by them.
The Actors Cast Shadows On the "Stary Night" backdrop
The detective that points his gun at himself several times was actually testing director Edward D. Wood Jr. to see if he would notice. Needless to say, Ed Wood didn't notice.
One of the legends about the production of this film was that Edward D. Wood Jr. used everything from automobile hubcaps to pizza pans to pie tins and even paper plates as flying saucers. The truth is that he bought a number of children's plastic model kits of flying saucers for use as props.
Bela Lugosi died four days after shooting began. Edward D. Wood Jr. abandoned the project and rewrote the script to accommodate all the footage shot in a cemetery and outside Tor Johnson's house in the new production. Lugosi's part was taken over by Tom Mason, Wood's wife's chiropractor, who was significantly taller than Lugosi, and played the part with a cape covering his face.
Internationally recognized as the worst movie ever made; three time winner of the Golden Turkey Award for worst film of all time.
Has Anybody Else Seen it?