Watch This Spot! Behind the Membrane You Will Be Driven to a Point Between Life and Death! (The Sioux City Journal, July 16 thru July 28, 1964)

 

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Greatest Monster Since King Kong! SEE! Big Foot in Person as a 150 Year Old Legend Comes True at a Drive-In Near YOU! (Los Angeles Times, January 18 thru January 25, 1972)

 

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One of my life goals is to find out what exactly happened to that tour bus, restore it, and take it out on tour again. Also, have a full review of Bigfoot (1971) at Confirmed, Alan_01.

Bonus Content:

The Chicago Tribune (November 28, 1971):

Look what We Dug Up! They Don't Make'Em Like Frankie Anymore! (Grand Island Independent, September 16 thru September 18, 1965)

 

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Evel Knievel at Kings Island, Ohio (Various, October 11 thru October 27, 1975)

 

The Cincinnati Post (October 11, 1975): 

The Cincinnati Post (October 14, 1975): 

The Akron Beacon Journal (October 17, 1975):

The Dayton Daily News (October 17, 1975):

The Union Liberty Journal (October 21, 1975):

The Washington CH Record-Herald (October 23, 1975):

The Dayton Daily News (October 24, 1975):

The Cincinnati Post (October 25, 1975):

The Cincinnati Post (October 27, 1975):

A Flying Saucer? (The Grand Island Independent, September 22, 1965)

 

 

How Much Shock can You Stand?!? (The Akron Beacon Journal, January 16 thru January 17, 1976)

 

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Tip of the hat to The Scene of Screen 13 on this batch of awesome. If you're not following them on Facebook, you should.

 

Dinner is Served! (The Chula Vista Star-News, July 12, 1956)

 

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Promotional photo for The Black Sleep (1956).

From Fame to Shame! The Fire! The Frenzy! The Time the Violent Plunge into Adulthood Hit the Grand! (The Intelligencer Journal, March 15 thru March 22, 1960)

 

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No Sunday Paper.

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Before he became the King of Gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis (with an assist from Dave Friedman) made his big screen debut with The Prime Time (1960), a tale of Sex, Violence and Rock 'n' Roll.  

Bonus Content:

St. Louis Globe Democrat (February 5, 1960):

The Patriot News (March 13 and 16, 1960): 

The Tyler Morning Telegraph (July 5, 1960):

The Danville News (November 12, 1960):