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Weird films and T.V. Shows

GrownupGirl said:
When I was really young I once saw what I think was a scene from Attack of the Killer Tomatoes that showed a bunch of the tomatoes floating in the air (actually it was water). I really don't know, but I thought they were pumpkins because they were big and looked orange,
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It could have been the tomato movie, there are small and big tomatoes in it and some of them do look like pumpkins.
 
Regarding Attack of the Killer Tomatoes:

Fun fact! The helicopter crash scene was real. It was an unintentional accident that destroyed a $60,000 rental copter captured on camera, and they used it in the final cut. (skip to about 0:21)

helicopter crash scene​

 
I loved The Prisoner Series. My parents watched. I felt sorry for the main character because he kept having to evade the huge white bouncing ball. It involved concepts of being over-policed by a British Homeland Security. I enjoyed the older Avengers. And Man from Uncle, and The Saint which weren't sci-fi, or scary, just great British tv.
 
A good portion of the movies and shows that I like are odd/unusual/niche/obscure, and perhaps, they seem moreso to many north Americans as I watch a lot of non-English movies/shows.
 
Aspychata said:
I loved The Prisoner Series. My parents watched. I felt sorry for the main character because he kept having to evade the huge white bouncing ball. It involved concepts of being over-policed by a British Homeland Security. I enjoyed the older Avengers. And Man from Uncle, and The Saint which weren't sci-fi, or scary, just great British tv.
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LOL...yeah I'm a diehard fan of The Prisoner. Though I'm still unsure of who "Number One" really was.

And every episode of "The Avengers" that starred Diana Rigg.

Weird and a bit confusing recalling those episodes, because when I saw them in primetime it was always in black and white. So seeing them remastered and in color is somewhat disorienting. But great nostalgia, nevertheless! :cool:
 
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