Not of This Earth 1957 1/6

[mikeymopar440]

This guy was the ORIGINAL "MAN in BLACK"!!

[mickeymousebiker1]

Old monster flicks didn't always show the monster out-right -- just something that hauled itself along the ground (usually through the bushes). Shadow and suspense were the key elements.

[handsupbud]

This Black and White stuff used to scare the shit outta me...but not as much now.

[casestudyification]

Just the credits would have scared me if I was a kid. Cool credits.

[wiseguymaybe]

@casestudyification OOOps. I meant, groovy.

[casestudyification]

@wiseguymaybe  Way out, man. Cat's pajamas.

[unclealand]

The credits were fantastic!

[scorejames]

Excellent music and cool opening credits

[usethermite]

Berverly was such a hottie! Her and Gloria Talbort were the sci-fi queens of the '50s and '60s.

[wiseguymaybe]

They really talk like that in those days???? Or is this, jazz, (I'm trying to get into the lingo,) is this jazz, like just hip for the movies. What a GAS MAN.

[casestudyification]

@wiseguymaybe  Hep. Go man go!

[wiseguymaybe]

@casestudyification You know casestudyfication, your the most, Cat. Like, you really dig my vibes man. Cooool.

[thebearclawjones]

@wiseguymaybe It's the most!

[wiseguymaybe]

@thebearclawjones It really was a gas for that hip doll. That old weird cat was the one who dug the scene and he put more than holes in her head. That was a real trip!!!!

[kathberry8]

...didn't know there was a wife on my three sons...

[SteveSabbai]

...LOVE the cars in this movie...if only i could find one in an old barn :)

[tyjeffries]

Who is the actress who plays the nurse...I saw her in movies before..she is really nice to watch..not at all B movie...anyone know her name? x

[Diaredd59]

@tyjeffries It's Beverly Garland. She played the wife to Fred MacMurray on "My Three Sons"

[tyjeffries]

@Diaredd59 ahh...thank you...I was right then...she was good! xx

[haitipi]

@tyjeffries

The part was played by Traci Lords in the Remake of 1988

[pretorious700]

when it's Corman, it's bound to be way silly

[notredamehesamighty]

It may be Corman's best effort. 

[Johnlindsey289]

Anyone thinks the movie Lifeforce got inspiration from this? same alien vampires.

[plazpastic]

this is a lot better than my print. Thanks

[boxart30]

One of my favorites! I remember seeing it in the movies about 100 years ago.

[delavalmilker]

Despite its low budget and ocasionally cheesy acting, this was a rather neat and provocative little sci-fi gem that is way too underappreciated.

[princeeverlove]

This film had 2 things going for it...Corman's cheesy direction and Beverly Garland! One of the best of the B-Grade Sci~Fi's of the 50's

[PoppaBlue59]

Ahhhhh, they don't scream like they did in the 50's, do they?!!

[jrwel14]

been trying to buy as many of these movies on DVD. The problem is. Buying a collection set. A person can buy 2 sets. With most of the movies being on both.

[Johnlindsey289]

One of ROger Corman's best movies and now it's on DVD!

[hiphoplivs]

an owl in a tree hooting in the middle of the day? right, owls are nocturnal wtf lol

[drumdude46]

Lol! @ 0:07 sec. "Don't be a Drag! 'ya know how 'ya Flip Me!" Lol! gotta love that 50's Hip Teen Lingo! say that today, and your classmates would Disown you! ha-ha. my how times change huh?

[GoblinXXX]

@drumdude46 Trust me, if you'd said that THEN, your friends would have disowned you. (Movies still don't get "hip slang" right, even now.)

[TheSunmanho]

@GoblinXXX

hip slang is like viagra. only weaklings use it.

[cjstroked]

does any 1 know the name of a alien film where they bite you and you get three marks

[johnrunion]

didn't beverly garland date roger corman...or was it his brother gene?

[Albacorewing]

I have never ssen this film before; it looks pretty good. You sure can check out classic cars in this film.

[panther105]

Around .44 - .48 ....See how the curly wrought iron detail on the gate highlights her boobs. Well done Mr. Corman !!

[AGGeiger]

The movie you're thinking of is The Cape Canaveral Monsters, with Katherine Victor and Jason Johnson. It has it's moments, despite a budget that would make the Corman movie at hand look like a James Cameron production.

[madahad9]

Now I'm all mixed up. I saw this movie about thirty years ago and I could swear there waa scene in which a humaniod alien sabotages a rocket launch into space with the use of a small misslie launcher. The alien gets into a car crash and gets his arm ripped off. I'll never forget the sight of the arm hanging limply out of the car window. I always thought it was from Not of This Earth but now I'm wrong. Does anyone know what movie this is?

[halsamdu]

Thanks for this! From an italian who loves the story of Sf

[TheFrontrowkid]

Like Dude, this is the kind of flick we used to take chicks to the drive-in because while they were getting wrapped up in the movie, we were copping feels.

[LiquidGardener]

For some reason it just freezes at 1:40 in. I've tried a few times. I saw this ages ago, would love to see it again....

[unclealand]

My grandma says she loved old movies like this. She said she saw this one the same day she saw the 50-Foot Woman.

[handsupbud]

I cried through the whole movie cuz the owl scared me.

[GoblinXXX]

@handsupbud Show us on the doll where Woodsy touched you.

[robertlaberge]

I watched it all.

Great mystery atmosphere.

Thanks.

[azzorroww]

this sequenze is to bright when the boy friend says i suppose its gettting late it looks like mid afternoon with the car by the side walk it rivals what ed wood did with continuity to night and day well eds was worse roger corman actually did very well teaming with vincent price doing three films based on edgar allan poe stories.

[GoblinXXX]

@azzorroww "I suppose it IS getting late..." yeah, it must be almost 3 in the afternoon! Corman's losing light! Let's wrap this scene up!

[bwild61]

Love this movie! Thank you for posting

[madahad9]

I saw this movie once as a kid early one Saturday morning way back in the 70s and never forgot the image of the dismembered arm hanging out of the car door. It had a weird outworldly atmosphere to it that I loved as a kid. Perhaps it was on Chlller Theater that I saw this movie. What I loved most about movies (especially horror movies ) of the 50s and 60s was that all the characters were adults. What could be more subversive than to see an adult in danger, attacked by some monster.

[Johnlindsey289]

This was the original sci-fi vampire movie before Lifeforce!

[Mondomeyer]

I've wanted to see this for a long time. Thanks for posting.

[gabbydeb]

I have looked for years for this movie, as I remember watching this movie as a child and getting really scared! LOL I never thought to look it up on you tube. What a treat!! I always thought the main character was played by Ray Milland, and discovered I was wrong. I guess I thought this, because Paul Birch does look something like Ray Milland

[robphilll]

Thank you I watched this movie on Millian Dollar Movie way back in the mid-60's.

[hendrixzilla]

Long live Roger Corman!

[QuadSonicStereo]

I have a DVD of this film but the quality is not as nice as this.. What release is this DVD?

[DrSardonicuss]

Very Cool!

Always wanted to see this one :)

[aclipes]

Thank you for posting this. I've been looking all over for this show.

[gromfog5]

This is EXCELLENT... the original and best! Thanks for posting this!

[GoblinXXX]

That first scene might have been a tad more effective if it hadn't been BROAD FREAKING DAYLIGHT... But, hey, it's Corman!