Friday Night At The Home Drive-In: Invasion from Inner Earth (1974)

Poster for Invasion from Inner Earth (1974)Invasion from Inner Earth (1974) by #BillRebane

Pilots and their passengers, who are  are stranded in the remote Canadian wilderness, begin to hear strange reports over their radio. Soon they find that they are at the mercy of an alien death ray.

“They’ve been waiting millions of years for this moment”

“THEY!”

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As I said in my post about Monster a Go-Go (1965), I’ve enjoyed other movies by Wisconsin filmmaker Bill Rebane, including The Giant Spider Invasion (1975), Blood Harvest (1987) and The Alpha Incident (1978). Like Monster a Go-Go, I had never seen Invasion from Inner Earth (1974) before picking up a copy of Weird Wisconsin: The Bill Rebane Collection on Blu-ray. In fact, one of the things that attracted me to the box set was the fact that it contained a bunch of Bill Rebane movies that I had never seen. Continue reading

Friday Night At The Home Drive-In: Monster a Go-Go (1965)

Poster for Monster a Go-Go (1965)Monster a Go-Go (1965) by #BillRebane
with a little help from #HerschellGordonLewis
w/ #JuneTravis

“An astronaut went up – a “guess what” came down!”

The picture that comes complete with a 10-foot-tall monster to give you the wim-wams!”

“You’ve Never Seen a Motion Picture Like This — Thank Goodness!”

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I had never seen Monster a Go-Go (1965) before last week. I’ve enjoyed other movies by Wisconsin filmmaker Bill Rebane, including The Giant Spider Invasion (1975), Blood Harvest (1987) and The Alpha Incident (1978). Monster a Go-Go was his first attempt at a feature film. He began shooting in 1961 but never quite finished it. Later he sold it to Herschell Gordon Lewis, who needed a second film for a double feature with Moonshine Mountain (1964). Continue reading