Sunday, October 26, 2008

Five More Days Till Halloween...

More of Joseph Maddrey's exquisite horror movie photography today. Can you name the movie for each photo? And the location? (And no written clues today, either...).

9 comments:

  1. Anonymous2:08 AM

    Hmmm, let's see....maybve #1 is Antonio Bay from the Fog, #2 is Maximum Overdrive, and #3 is, well, Tremors???

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  2. Excellent guesses, buddy. But nope, nope...and nope!

    These are tough...

    JKM

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  3. Anonymous10:46 AM

    No kiddin'-

    I gotta go tunr in my fan card now! lol

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  4. I was going to say the Fog for 1 also.
    Is 2 from The Faculty and 3 from Duel ? Not sure about 1

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  5. John has decided to be cruel and run these photos without the clues... but these three are random enough that they call for clues. All three photos feature locations from atomic monster movies... the first was supposed to be the edge of an unstable island in the South Pacific... the ballpark in the second photo wasn't there when a giant bug surprised a couple of scientists sitting on the nearby rocks... the third photo is taken at an intersection where police encountered an atomic mutation and investigated an alien sighting, in 1953 and 1954(two different movies)...

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  6. We're still 0, 0, 0 on these three. They are very tough.

    Here's a clue: think 1950s...

    JKM

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  7. Anonymous8:56 PM

    We only needed a couple of little clues:-) Thank you, Joe and John.

    #1 - the shrinking isolated island in the Pacific was the site of the "Attack of the Crab Monsters":-)

    #2 - The giant bug (ant) surprised the scientists in "Them".

    #3 - The Police encountered the atomic mutated "Tarantula".

    Just taking a stab at the other movie Joe alluded to...was it "It Came From Outer Space"?

    I have enjoyed this very much. I had all three of the first photos figured out but didn't post my answers.

    Thank you Joe and John for taking the time to entertain us with your wonderful photos, clues and posts!

    Happy Halloween!

    faninawe

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  8. We have a winner!

    You rock, faninawe! Nice job!

    best,
    JKM

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