Episode 695 · Film year 1953
Robot Monster (1953)
- Special Guests
- Bob Furmanek, Anders Runestad
- Guest Co-Hosts
- Katharine Coldiron, Tim Luz
Show notes
Katharine Coldiron (Junk Film (opens in a new tab)) and Tim Luz (CinemaSpection (opens in a new tab)) join Mike to discuss Phil Tucker's sci-fi classic Robot Monster (1953), a cold war film in which a gorilla with a porthole on his head tries to eliminate the last few hu-mans that remain on Earth after unleashing an army of dinosaurs to wipe out everyone else.
Mike talks with Bob Furmanek President and Founder of the 3-D Film Archive (opens in a new tab) before chatting with Anders Runestad (opens in a new tab) about his book, I Cannot, Yet I Must: The True Story of the Best Bad Monster Movie of All Time Robot Monster.
Mike talks with Bob Furmanek President and Founder of the 3-D Film Archive (opens in a new tab) before chatting with Anders Runestad (opens in a new tab) about his book, I Cannot, Yet I Must: The True Story of the Best Bad Monster Movie of All Time Robot Monster.
Labels: 3D Anders Runestad Bob Furmanek Katharine Coldiron Sci-Fi Tim Luz
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Music credits
- Original Score - Elmer Bernstein
- "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" - Les Paul & Mary Ford
Links & resources
- Become a supporter of The Projection Booth (opens in a new tab)
- Buy Robot Monster on Blu-ray (opens in a new tab)
- Buy I Cannot, Yet I Must: The True Story of the Best Bad Monster Movie of All Time Robot Monster by Anders Runestad (opens in a new tab)
- Buy Robot Monster Diaries by Kevin Scott Collier (opens in a new tab)
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Comments (2)
Ben Opie In your comments about 3D movies, there wasn't any mention of "Cave of Forgotten Dreams." Herzog believed it was necessary for the truest experience of the cave.Mike White Gosh, I saw that movie at theaters and don't remember it being in 3-D!