Blobfest: Sunday Double Features
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Devour a special Edible Cinema double feature including optional, retro boxed lunches courtesy of Dixie Picnic – all inside the ‘Healthfully Air Conditioned’, 120-year old Colonial Theatre!
Double Feature #4: The Blob & Man From Planet X
Screening Saturday, July 10 at 12:00 PM
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THE FILMS
The Blob (1958) – Paramount – Color – 86 min
Indescribable . . . Indestructible ! Nothing Can Stop It!
A small rural Pennsylvania town is beset by a carnivorous, aggressive, amoeba-like alien that crashes to Earth in a meteorite. Teens Steve (Steve McQueen in his first feature film leading role) and Jane (Aneta Corsaut) are early witnesses to its destruction – but will anyone heed their warning before it manages to devour everything in its path? What can possibly stop its destruction? Inspired by a 1950 incident in Philadelphia and filmed on location at the Colonial Theatre.
The Man from Planet X (1951) – United Artists – 70 min.
The Weirdest visitor the Earth has ever seen!
“As a mysterious planet hurls itself toward Earth, an enigmatic extraterrestrial scout arrives on a remote Scottish island with unknown intentions.” – IMDB
A spaceship lands on a remote Scottish island near the observatory of a professor (Raymond Bond) waiting for the mysterious Planet X to pass near Earth. The professor and his friend, an American reporter, discover the craft’s occupant. They attempt to communicate with the distressed alien scout to uncover its intentions.
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- Genre Sci-fi
- Director Irwin Yeaworth, Edgar G. Ulmer
- Released 1958, 1951
- Runtime 2h 36m
- Rated Approved
- CountryUnited States