Name that movie!

[Friday]

Let's see who can identify this celluloid classic:

-- Valley girls with automatic weapons
-- zombies
-- mad scientists

[Pat K]

Night of the Comet?

[Friday]

You are CORRECT, sir!!!   

[Pat K]

I cheated and did a Google search.

[Friday]

I cheated and did a Google search.

Bastard!  I'm smiting you to take back the karma point I gave you.   

"Daddy would have gotten us Uzis"

[Pat K]

Hey ! Thats MR. Bastard.

[Lloyd Danforth]

All most everybody in the world goes blind watching meteors
Giant plantlike things roam the earth noisily moving about on their roots, killing people

[Pat K]

Wasn't that Bridges of Madison County?

[Pat K]

Let's see who can identify this celluloid classic:

-- Valley girls with automatic weapons
-- zombies
-- mad scientists

[Pat K]

All most everybody in the world goes blind watching meteors
Giant plantlike things roam the earth noisily moving about on their roots, killing people

[dalebert]

All most everybody in the world goes blind watching meteors
Giant plantlike things roam the earth noisily moving about on their roots, killing people

Day of the Trifids? I know it's something about trifids.

[dalebert]

Wow, it looks cheesier in that trailer than I remember it being. Does that mean I was cheesy in the 80s?

[Friday]

All most everybody in the world goes blind watching meteors
Giant plantlike things roam the earth noisily moving about on their roots, killing people

Whoa, that movie is OLD!  You can tell cuz the nurse actually lights a cigarette for the patient.   

Is that one of those movies where you had to turn a handle and look inside a box thing to watch the flipbook? 

[Lloyd Danforth]

I didn't know it had been colorized.

[dalebert]

I thought it was always in color. I recall some really funny lines in that movie. Like one news cast after 99% of the population has been permanently blinded encouraging people to stay in their homes and not wander around because they "might start fires".