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Kelly Monaco! I never saw her in any acting roles, but she was a Playboy Playmate back when I was in college and when I was regularly looking at that kind of thing. That takes me back, stunningly gorgeous woman. Wow-wee.
Goodness... I was thinking something dirty along those lines
Does "playing golf" count as acting? I'm sure it doesn't, but at any rate...
Alisa Diomin
What would we know Susan from? Looks familiar
Susan Denberg--it's a playboy pic, so maybe some caution....
Speaking of Hammer girls, how about Ingrid Pitt?
Let’s just say that picture is about as close as we can get without crossing the line. The timing of posting that picture is ironic, as I just watched FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN for the first time in years on New Year’s Day.
Jane Adams, House of Dracula fame...
I’m not used to seeing her with good posture.
Very good. I should look up her filmography--there are certainly better movies she could have appeared in.....
I had forgotten about that movie. I must'a been drunk to have watched the whole thing On the issue of censorship: my grand kids got busted watching porn on their devises AGAIN, and I mean the roughest, foulest shit you can imagine. It's a new world. These kids today wouldn't take a second look at an old cheesecake photo like Susan...JMO
This is why these discussions get really deep & interesting. You never know what "bad" movies will get a positive review by someone, or how I seem to be the only one who gushes about the greatness of a Half-Shot Shooters.Btw, there is one Universal horror worse than HOD--The Invisible Man's Revenge...
I agree THE INVISIBLE MAN’S REVENGE is the weakest of the monster films. That whole series, only the original is classic, RETURNS is good, and WOMAN and AGENT I don’t count as horror films. I like the former as a comedy and am fascinated by the latter as a propaganda piece, if not that entertained. My least favorite series.
Hold on there, now....no love for the Vincent Price version? Like Raines he had that distinctive voice, and the scene were he had to use a scarce crows' duds for warmth made me cry ( I was 4) Admittedly James Whale's was more entertaining but he had Una O. and scads of goofy Englishmen to punch it up.And as a side note, the invisible effects had advanced since Claude's day