As many of you know, besides being a noted screen actor, the late Vincent Price was a many-sided man. One of these was his interest in art. Here, in a short film produced by Sears & Roebuck in the 1960's, Price walks us through examples from the Great Masters of the Fine Arts. One might call this an early infomercial One can't help to be captivated by Price's trademark, one-of-a-kind voice.
The winner of the MYSTERY PHOTO contest is J.C. from Los Angeles, CA. Kongratulations, J.C.!
The answers to the questions, who is the person in the photo and what movie is it from are: Forrest J Ackerman in The Time Travelers (1964). The photo is from -- where else? -- Famous Monsters of Filmland!
A bunch of you sent answers in this time around -- thanks for participating. Better luck next time around. Be on the lookout for another MYSTERY PHOTO contest from MONSTER MAGAZINE WORLD real soon!
The return of Godzilla to the big screen has been a shot in the arm for real, honest-to-goodness monster movies. Even though it got knocked off the top of the box office heap after its first week by the latest X-Men franchise flick, it's radioactive afterlife is still glowing.
Monster mags have not wasted any time, either, in promoting Godzilla on their covers.And, why not? Godzilla offers both older and younger audiences something to watch, making this King of the Kaiju a monster for all seasons.
