Gnasher

Lashings of Bat Lash + A Tomahawk

I had the exact same pose and expression when I had my heart attack

Yeah, I was watching this, and decided we need a gif of Sam....

Who needs CGI Mike? A bit of imagination and you're away! Personally, it was those types of Movies that were the real entertaiment

Did you ever interview him Maurice? He was cery prolific in his output, and a real stalwort, go to supporting actor.

Say Aaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh.....Fine acting from Sam Kydd

Cry Baby Cry - The Beatles...

Border Song - Elton John''''

Iron Maiden - Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter, (I've been talking about it elsewhere)

Cheers Mike, Interesting website. I had to downsize quite a bit over the last couple of years, the space is needed for the missus to do her home dialysis.... so I can but window shop. What did catch my eye, was this poster... Mainly because John Lllwellyn Moxey the director used to belong to a forum that I used to be part of, and I have to say he was real gent, no ego about him whatsoever. Concentrated mainly on TV work later. notably, The Night Stalker among a whole host of others. I was sad to see that he passed away earlier this year, in April. Iron Maiden used clips in Bring Your Daughter To the Slaughter video,, and John was quite touched by that.

I knew you'd get this! Doesn't look bad does it?

Elvis Presley -Rock-A-Hula Baby......

Front of house cards. I like these kind of things, but just don't have the dosh to buy what I want. Do you think crowd funding would help?

Dolph clocked him one!

But Charlton's the extra cost of setting up the presses to accomodate that? We're talking about real cheapskates. Just to reiterate, we'll never know.

I see you've been sight seeing again! Hope you didn't get your Mac dirty?

Here'sRocky Clocky.....

The Mandrake example of reverting back (if thats what they did?) is particularly interesting, whay would that be? . It does pose the question, particularly with Charlton, was the price printing done over here by the distibutors?, As you say, we'll never know for sure,. Good points raised, nonetheless. Good eye, btw, for spotting those.

It had a double purpose Craig, as it worked as a splash page for the following ....

You mean his teeth

A head shot for the Tap stamp...

Back to the Horror.....something from that House of Hammer #1 Paul Neary's illustration.

Gene Vincent- Lotta Lovin' (suggested by Dale).

They do seem to be a bit haphazard. Seeing the time period was so short, no consistency at all. Interesting though.