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| Leon with a Mexican lobby card of Cecil B. DeMille’s 1949 movie Samson And Delilah and a publicity still from the movie with a Victor Mature autograph. I’ve always liked this movie and have a Blu-Ray disc of it. Maybe one day we’ll get an upgrade to 4K. |
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| Leon with an insert style poster of the British Hammer movie Prehistoric Women, 1967. The poster is signed by the film’s star, Hammer scream queen Martine Beswick. I first became intrigued by this movie when I saw photos of it from a copy of the adult film magazine Adam Film World which I may have squirreled away in a box somewhere. I never saw it on television and it never made it to laser disc. If it ever makes it to Blu-Ray I will buy it. |
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| Movie memorabilia dealer Scott Wilson also has interesting DVDs and movie posters at this show. I’ve never seen Voyage To The End Of The Universe. I did see Journey To The Seventh Planet in the theater as a young kid in the early 1960s. I never saw it again until it was released on Blu-Ray several months ago. Out of curiosity I bought it then and it holds up pretty well with ok special effects. I had no way of knowing a the time when I saw it as a kid that one of the beautiful space babes was a former Miss Denmark, Greta Thyssen, who played in a few other B movies. She also appeared nude in a few 1960s girlie magazine pictorials. |
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