A Monster
Kid who made good (probably the understatement of the year) is
make-up/effects artists extraordinaire, Rick Baker. Crawling towards
you is the cute little tyke for IT'S ALIVE and
a few of his early creations like SCHLOCK and OCTAMAN.
Just a few years after these drive-in cheapies, AN AMERICAN
WEREWOLF IN LONDON earned Rick the first of his six Academy
Awards.
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Sci-fi T-V goes 3-D
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Many fans
consider the original STAR TREK a very deep show. This
photo of the Enterprise being entwined by The Tholian Web
proves just how deep it is.
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Quick!
Hold out your hand and catch George Reeves before he lands
on your keyboard after doing this window leap in THE
ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN.
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One
of the best Sci-Fi shows of the '60s was THE OUTER LIMITS.
Right:
In the episode entitled The Sixth Finger, David McCallum
enters this evolution chamber and is transformed into a man of
the future. Just think, in a few hundred thousand years everyone
will look like monsters. We can't wait!
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It's
clear to see that something is bugging Warren Oats in
the O.L. episode The Mutant. It must be the bug-eyes
he got from surfing the web too long. We told him to stay
away from those kind of sites.
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Be back next time for more close encounters of the Third
Dimensional kind with MONSTER KID!
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