This was originally released in 1966 at 112 mins in Spacevision 3-D, which made use of the polarized system and clear grey glasses. In 1976, a shorter version running 91 mins was released widely under the title "Fantastic Invasion of Planet Earth." Theoriginal polarized version had incredible 3-D, but this is a "downconverted" anaglyph version which uses the red and vlue type of glasses. The effect is not nearly as good, but it does work significantly better than Rhino's "Comin at Ya" DVD. The film is kind of slow and it has been compared to an overlong episode of "The Twilight Zone" which is an accurate description. It does manage to hold some interest for sci-fi fans, however.

All-star cast in tacky sci-fi entry: A rocket crew becomes suspicious when they discover a colony of sexy women living in an underground empire on the moon. AKA "Rocket to the Moon."

A 3D-movie where all sorts of objects are beng thrown at you ... Western Style movie, quite worth watching.

A 3D-movie where all sorts of objects are beng thrown at you ... Western Style movie, quite worth watching.

A total of 8 DVD's - with the 3D-movie on DVD Number 6: DISC 6: FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE (1991, 96 min., Anamorphic 1.85:1) - Directed by Rachel Talalay (Tank Girl), with appearances by Roseanne, Tom Arnold, Alice Cooper and Johnny Depp. Includes the original 3-D finale, with 2 pairs of glasses included.

Gorilla in diving helmet wipes out entire Earth population save one family, then spends most of film's running time lumbering around Bronson Canyon trying to find them. One of the genuine legends of Hollywood: embarrassingly, hilariously awful... and dig that bubble machine with the TV antenna!

Experience supernatural horror as a brilliant psychiatrist is seduced by the ancient, deadly powers of the mask. Bizarre hallucinations and unearthly evil drive all who wear the mystic mask to madness and murder. Contains 3-D sequences. Subsequently re-titled "Eyes From Hell." Each cassette contains five pairs of 3-D glasses.

Animated Magic Eye Images.

Having escaped in the last episode, Jason is back, hockey mask and all, to continue his murderous rampage across Crystal Lake.
This is the 2D video version of a 3D-movie!!!

Includes 3D-glasses

Pulfrich 3D

Pulfrich 3D

Archetypal 50s monster movie has been copied so often that some of the edge is gone, but story of Amazon expedition encountering deadly Gill-Man is still entertaining, with juicy atmosphere, luminous underwater photography sequences directed by James C. Havens. Originally in 3D, but just as good without it.
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OK sequel to "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" destroys much of that film's mystery and terror by removing gill-man from Amazonian home and placing him in Florida aquarium. Originally in 3-D. Clint Eastwood has his first screen role as lab technician. 
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Intriguing science-fiction based on a Ray Bradbury story. An alien ship crashes in the Arizona desert; its passengers assume the identities of nearby townspeople so they can effect repairs unnoticed--they think. Remarkably sober for its era, with crisp performances and real restraint, even in its use of 3D.
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Frederick Knott's suspense play of man plotting wife's murder and subsequent police investigation: stagey at times but slick and entertaining. Filmed in 3D.
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Hilarious! It's great to watch this on video - you can TELL where the 3-D scares of the theatrical presentation were supposed to be, which makes it all the more humorous.
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Mad baron Kier clones body-beautiful monsters out of bloody human innards. Campy and disgusting, with severed heads and hands galore. Originally shown in 3D.
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Hudson goes after men who have kidnapped his fiancée (Reed); formidable villainy, beautiful Arizona locations. Originally shown in 3D. 
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Bright filmization of Cole Porter's Broadway musical, adapted from Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. Grayson and Keel are erstwhile married couple whose off-stage and on-stage lives intertwine. Songs include "So in Love', "Always True to You in My Fashion'', "Brush Up Your Shakespeare'' (delightfully performed by Wynn and Whitmore); the "From This Moment On'' number, highlighting Fosse and Carol Haney, is outstanding. Originally in 3-D. 
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A technical masterpiece of 3D, "House of Wax" is the story of a talented wax sculptor and his hyper-realistic creations. After his original works are destroyed by fire, this madman transforms fresh corpses into lifelike works of art.
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