"Hard to remember back on things... but I - I remember the red moonlight Daddy told me about, only once. Mama gave him a bad look when he talked about it. He was only a boy himself, then. He called it the blood moon. He said that was the night that he lost religion. He learned that men could do... could do horrible things... like animals."
You know, I did not expect the bee-ification of a woman to involve quite that much marshmallow fluff. Poor lady must've been sticky in the most uncomfortable places...
Anyway, this is mostly a lazy, dull excuse to get women to take off their clothes. Funky little theme song, though.
Bob Barker with Janice Pennington, left, and Anitra Ford — two of the models known as Barker’s Beauties, whose main function was to display the prizes — on the set of “The Price Is Right” in 1972.Credit...CBS
Mr. Barker was a fixture of daytime television for half a century — first as the host of “Truth or Consequences,” from 1956 to 1974, and, most famously, starting in 1972, on “The Price Is Right.”
Bob Barker began his 35-year stint as host of “The New Price Is Right,” as it was then known, when it made its debut on CBS as a revised and jazzed-up version of the original “The Price Is Right,” which had been on the air from 1956 to 1965. (The “New” was soon dropped from the name.) He was also host of a weekly syndicated nighttime version from 1977 until it was canceled in 1980.
Messiah of Evil (Willard Huyck, Gloria Katz, 1974)
Cast: Marianna Hill, Michael Greer, Joy Bang, Anitra Ford, Royal Dano, Elisha Cook Jr., Charles Dierkop, Bennie Robinson. Screenplay: Willard Huyck, Gloria Katz. Cinematography: Stephen M. Katz. Art direction: Jack Fisk, Joan Mocine. Film editing: Scott Conrad. Music: Phillan Bishop.