#it’s alive 1974

[fanofspooky]

It Lives Again

1978 • R • 1h31m

An epidemic of monster babies sweeps across America.

[cosmonautroger]

Queen, Keep Yourself Alive, 1974

[fry-house]

Most slasher villains: "Die" and/or lose in some way by the end of the movie

Billy Lenz:

[flags-planes-and-fire]

Left to right: Roberto Canessa, Piers Paul Read, Fernando "Nando" Parrado and Javier Methol

Punta Gorda, Montevideo, 1974

Photo credit given to Read's personal archives

[haveyouseenthishorrormovie]

SUMMARY: The Davises are expecting a baby, which turns out to be a monster with a nasty habit of killing people whenever it is scared. And it is easily scared.

Mod Sus: Seeing the differences between 70s and 2000s remake trailers is such a cultural difference teller it's fascinating.

[fitsofgloom]

"Suppose that's going to be in all the medical journals. The history books, huh? The Davis Child, The Davis Monster. It's like Frankenstein."

[totentnz]

watching the og texas chainsaw massacre so naturally im now thinking about johnny and v watching it and v constantly bullying him because he is from texas

[urdeadbestfriend]

haha evil mutant baby cam 😂🤣 -> that’s its FATHER

[souvenirsofsurgery]

Horror Movies on Internet Archive

Spider Baby (1967)

Black Christmas (1974)

Carrie (1976)

Suspiria (1977)

Alucarda (1977)

Possession (1981)

An American Werewolf in London (1981)

The Evil Dead (1981)

Evil Dead II (1987)

Army of Darkness (1992)

Basket Case (1982)

The Thing (1982)

The Return of the Living Dead (1985)

Re-Animator (1985)

Bride of Re-Animator (1990)

The Lost Boys (1987)

Nekromantik (1987)

Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (1988)

Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989)

Singapore Sling (1990)

Man Bites Dog (1992)

Braindead (aka Dead Alive) (1992)

Ghostwatch (1992)

Perfect Blue (1997)

Cure (1997)

Pulse (aka Kairo) (2001)

[fanofspooky]

It's Alive

1974 • PG • 1h31m

The Davises are expecting a baby, which turns out to be a monster with a nasty habit of killing people whenever it is scared. And it is easily scared.

[rolandrockover]

Go n' Lose Me

We were in exactly this same spot a few weeks ago, or has it been months… but instead of Let Me Go, Rock n' Roll (1974), Rockin' in the USA (1977) was sitting in the dock next to Nothin' to Lose (1974). Or should I say on the grill?

At the time, it feels like years ago, I didn't miss the opportunity to make an illustrious comparison between two burgers of different quality levels and those two songs, pointing out that both might make your mouth water, but only one of them would guarantee an extra hour on the john. That may have been a bit mean, but not entirely unjustified.

And once again, that says it all, except that in this case I consider both songs to be equally good, and that it is most probably because of this great similarity between the rhythm sections of Nothin' to Lose and Let Me Go, Rock n' Roll that the latter can be found on Kiss' very first demo (1973), but one searches in vain for it on the debut album (1974), but Nothin' to Lose has always been inextricably linked with it. Whether this was decided by the record company, the production team, or even the band itself, the music doesn't want to tell me.

But just imagine if it had gone on like that. It would have been too funny if Gene had slapped out Rockin' in the USA for Dressed to Kill (1975) instead of Alive II's (1977) Side 4, but the good little Gene on one shoulder probably kindly talked him out of it. I guess I would have done the same in his place.

If I had been the good little Gene.

And the good little Roland on my shoulder has highlighted the links for you:

Let Me Go, Rock n' Roll (1974)

Nothin' to Lose (1974)

[emetophobiahelp]

It's Alive (1974) is SAFE!!

it deals with pregnany and a baby but no mentions or anything at all

[hauntedwizrd]

watching It's Alive (1974) and i adore the babycam. the shrubbery with brief glimpses of monsterbaby really does it for me tbh

[cinematitlecards]

"It's Alive" (1974) Directed by Larry Cohen (Horror/Sci-Fi)

[squeegin]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

🎬: Tomas falsas: "El jovencito Frankenstein" (1974)

[travelersrest]

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