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I actually saw Plan 9 From Outer Space in a double feature with Tim Burton's Ed Wood when it played at a local cinema over two and a half decades ago. That was a fun night."Plan Nine From Outer Space" and "The Black Hole". LOL. Oh my.
I thought "Ed Wood" was a fun movie as well. With that authentic Angora sweater...lol. And Martin Landau's performance of a rather pissy Bela Lugosi was brilliant. Kind of reminded me of Jamie Cromwell playing Prince Philip in "The Queen".I actually saw Plan 9 From Outer Space in a double feature with Tim Burton's Ed Wood when it played at a local cinema over two and a half decades ago. That was a fun night.
Plan 9 from Outer Space is a cinematic classic and it is one of the greatest "so bad it's great" movies ever produced. I laugh my ass off every time I watch it.I thought "Ed Wood" was a fun movie as well. With that authentic Angora sweater...lol. And Martin Landau's performance of a rather pissy Bela Lugosi was brilliant. Kind of reminded me of Jamie Cromwell playing Prince Philip in "The Queen".
But Plan Nine....not so much.
Every time I try to watch it remains a struggle. Though at times I get the idea of bad being funny.Plan 9 from Outer Space is a cinematic classic and it is one of the greatest "so bad it's great" movies ever produced. I laugh my ass off every time I watch it.
Hostel is a trashy sex-and-torture fest, while Spider is an unspeakably tragic movie. That is an odd double feature.This isn't quite what you're looking for, but it's a fun story:
I once watched Hostel followed by Cronenberg's Spider, just on a whim. It was cool because Hostel ends with the guy getting on a train and leaving his nightmare. Then Spider starts with a train coming into a station. It was like the film version of a mixtape.
Hostel is a trashy sex-and-torture fest, while Spider is an unspeakably tragic movie. That is an odd double feature.
Bambi and the deer hunter,love it!Finding Nemo and Jiro Dreams of Sushi
Bambi and The Deer Hunter
The Care Bears Movie and The Revenant
What are your worst double feature ideas?