In this regard, it is emblematic of 60s horror’s appetite for experimentation and eeriness as well as its firm grounding in the movies of the decades prior, but it is also a tease of the talent ...

The movie won multiple awards ... It was a well-deserved win, and even with the special effects of the 60s, the creepy white blood cells look like monsters from deep space instead of a needed ...

but one of the big ideas was a set-in-the-’60s thing.” Reed added that his unmade Fantastic Four movie was structurally similar to another movie starring the other Fab Four: 1964’s A Hard ...