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Export Requirements for Colombia
CO-59 (Jul 17, 2014)
Asterisks (*) indicate the most recent revision to these requirements. To search, click on your browser's "Edit" menu, then click on "Find (on this page)". Enter "*" in the "Find What" field, then click "Find" or "Find Next" until all asterisks have been identified.
Eligible/Ineligible Products
- Eligible
- Pork and pork products.
- Protein-free tallow (0.15% maximum insoluble impurities), products derived from protein-free tallow and gelatin and collagen exclusively obtained from hides and skins.
- Poultry and poultry products, except as indicated in B. Ineligible.
- Beef and beef products. The vertebral column (including the transverse process of the thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, the wings of the sacrum, and the vertebrae of the tail) must be removed from animals 30 months of age and older. Also, the meat cannot be derived from animals imported from Canada for immediate slaughter. Eligible beef and beef products must be produced under an approved AMS Export Verification (EV) program for beef to Colombia. Veal is not subject to an approved EV program; however, an EV program is necessary if the facility also handles non-conforming product in which case the EV program is required to ensure control of the non-conforming product. Information about the EV program for Colombia and a list of EV approved establishments can be obtained from AMS' Web site.
Effective March 19, 2012, a Statement of Verification (SOV) is no longer required as part of the export certification process for Colombia. FSIS inspection personnel will continue to verify the eligibility of the establishment and product. The unique product identification system can be accessed by authorized FSIS inspection personnel from FSIS' Intranet site. Details of the Export Verification program can be accessed from the Export Verification (EV) Programs Additional Requirements page on the AMS' Web site.
If FSIS inspection personnel become aware of concerns that an AMS approved EV establishment is not properly executing its EV program, export certification should not be issued for the product in question and AMS should be notified at firstname.lastname@example.com. Inspection personnel should include their immediate supervisor on messages to AMS. The following information should be included in the message:
- Establishment name, address, and establishment number
- Product type, product code, and quantity of product
- Date of production, lot number, and shift
- Date and nature of observation
- Name of country product is intended for export
- Export certificate number (if applicable)
- Any other information to verify claim
- Name of inspection official
Rendered beef fat is not subject to the EV Program.
- Ineligible
- Goat and sheep and by-products.
- Imported poultry and poultry products and meat derived from birds that have not been in the U.S. for at least 21 days.
Labeling Requirements
- In addition to U.S. labeling requirements, the following information must appear in Spanish on the consumer packaging. The information must be provided in Spanish and may be on the consumer packaging label or on an authorized sticker/label affixed to the product. These labels can be affixed to the product during or after the nationalization process in warehouses or storage facilities inspected, surveyed and controlled by sanitary authorities in Colombia. If not in Spanish on the consumer packaging, the English text of the label must be translated into Spanish on the exporter's letterhead and be presented at the time of importation into Colombia. Additional information about labeling requirements is available in the Foreign Agricultural Service's Global Agricultural Information Network Report.*
- Name of the product
- List of ingredients (if a multi-ingredient product)
- Net weight (in metric units. May be in English only)
- Producer name and address (May be in English only)
- Origin country
- Lot number (May be in English only)
- Expiration date (day/month/year format). (May be in English only)
- Conditions of storage
- Date of packaging
Packaging Requirements
- Meat and poultry products must be packaged according to U.S. requirements.
- Shipping containers must be sealed; commercial seals are acceptable.
Documentation Requirements
All FSIS export certificates accompanying the product must be signed by an FSIS veterinarian. The veterinary degree (DVM or equivalent) must be indicated after the signature.
- Meat and meat products - Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Certificate of Wholesomeness.
- Poultry and poultry products- Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Export Certificate of Wholesomeness and the FSIS letterhead certificate.
Note: For Avian Influenza inactivation, the internal temperatures and cooking times are 60.0°C (140°F), 507 seconds; 65.0°C (149°F), 42 seconds; 70.0°C (158°F), 3.5 seconds; 73.9°C (165°F), 0.51 seconds.
For Newcastle virus inactivation, the internal temperatures and cooking times are 65.0°C (149°F), 39.8 seconds; 70.0°C (158°F), 3.6 seconds; 74.0°C (165.2°F), 0.5 seconds; 80.0°C (176°F), 0.03 seconds.
- Rendered Beef Fat - Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Certificate of Wholesomeness and the FSIS Letterhead certificate.
- Pork Lard - Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Certificate of Wholesomeness and the FSIS Letterhead certificate.
- Pork Casings - Obtain FSIS Form 9060-7 (08/26/2011), Animal Casings Export Certificate for Countries Requiring Ante-mortem, Post-mortem, and Fit for Human Food Statements and the FSIS Letterhead Certificate.
- Pork and pork meat products - Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Export Certificate of Wholesomeness and the FSIS Letterhead Certificate.
Note: Regarding the underlying basis that enables FSIS to certify Statement 11: Information about the surveillance conducted in the United States for the animal diseases listed by the World Animal Health Organization is provided to Colombia on a recurring basis by USDA APHIS Veterinary Services. The information provided includes reports regarding swine health and trichinae surveillance, from the National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS).
Note to Exporter: For pork that has not been subjected to a freezing process or other processes described in item 12 of the letterhead certificate, these shipments must be accompanied by an industry affidavit on which the shipper/exporter certifies on company letterhead the following:
"The pork meat originates from PQAPlus qualified swine farms that apply measures to minimize the exposure to potential sources of Trichinella spiralis."
Note: Each FSIS Form 9060-5 and letterhead certificate that is issued should represent product that has the same status regarding Statement 13. Product in a shipment that has a different status regarding Statement 13 must be represented by a separate 9060-5 and letterhead certificate.
Failure to follow these instructions may cause shipments to be detained and refused entry.
Note: Regarding Statement 13, the FSIS certifying official will line through the statement if the pork has not been subjected to a freezing process or other processes (one of the processes described in item 12) that guarantee the destruction of the parasite (Trichinella spiralis).
- Beef and beef products - In completing the FSIS Form 9060-6, Application for Export, the following statement must be included: "The product meets EV requirements for Colombia." Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Export Certificate of Wholesomeness and the FSIS letterhead certificate.
- Additional certification requirements:
- The following statement must be provided by the exporter or agent on company letterhead:
"The containers or transportation vehicles have been washed and disinfected."
- The following statement must be provided by the exporter or agent on company letterhead:
Plants Eligible to Export
At this time, all Federally inspected establishments are eligible to export to Colombia. However, beef products must originate from AMS EV approved establishments. Colombia will only recognize those establishments that are listed in the on-line USDA FSIS Meat, Poultry and Egg Product Inspection Directory. In addition to being listed in the FSIS Meat, Poultry and Egg Product Inspection Directory, the establishment number on the product label must be registered with the National Institute for the Surveillance of Food and Medicines in Colombia. Additional information about product labeling and registration requirements can be obtained from the following Foreign Agricultural Service's Global Agricultural Information Network Report. More information about establishment registration can be obtained from the following Foreign Agricultural Service's Global Agricultural Information Network Report.*

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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim review
It's easy to get lost in the fantasy lands of Skyrim. The northern realm on the continent of Tamriel, home to all the Elder Scrolls games, offers a majestic setting for this fifth installment in the series. I wandered through its wilderness, hiked around crystal lakes, and climbed snow-peaked mountaintops oftentimes simply because I could. Seeing it all in first-person, as if through my own eyes, made my adventures an intensely personal experience. And though the occasional technical issue might momentarily break its spell, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim kept calling me back, long after I'd finished it for review.
My tale started with all the epic trappings befitting of a high-fantasy classic. The main quest centered on my fate as a Dragonborn, a legendary figure with the soul of a dragon. The game is light on hand-holding, though. Early on I thought a civil war between the Empire and rebellious Stormcloaks must surely be the overarching plot of the game. As I learned over the next several hours, it would be but one of the obstacles I'd face. Skyrim never particularly pushed me down the story's path. Instead, I slowly uncovered the most serious threat facing Skyrim, and then made a personal decision of when to deal with it.
Being Dragonborn had its perks. Once my identity was known, NPCs spoke with a kind of wonder and respect. It somewhat strained credulity when townsfolk would ask such a legendary figure to fetch a tusk or deliver a letter, but the title lent matters the necessary sense of great import during key story moments, when even royalty deferred to my authority.
My choices at those moments carried weight, and could have serious impacts on the world. Skyrim, though, bucks the trend in modern RPGs of labeling my actions as "good" or "bad." It left the interpretation of any consequences up to me. Similarly, most characters aren't defined as purely noble or selfish. The game contently let me live with my decisions, and their impact on those around me, without either patting me on the head or wagging a disdainful finger at me.
Bethesda's new game engine feels more iterative than completely fresh, but a few smart tweaks breathe new life into it. A revised menu system makes accessing quests, maps, and items much easier, and I constantly found myself using the new "Favorites" menu (accessible with the D-pad) for easy swapping among my best spells and weapons. The skill tree received an especially welcome revamp, separating skills into clearly-defined sets of constellations. It's an elegant, visual solution that side-steps the confusion from traditional, obfuscating flow charts.
I created my hero as a mage from the reptilian race known as the Argonian. Experimenting with different combinations of spells never got old but the spell casting afforded me a healthy range advantage. Most of the enemies in the game ran directly at me, forcing me to fight a retreating battle, backing away while burning them with fire. Stronger enemies required a little more tactical approach, but in a game full of melee-wielding foes, being able to back away while chipping away with ranged spells felt almost unfair.
To even the odds, I experimented with melee weapons to get a feel for blocking and attacking. I was pleased with the results. Experience levels, which grant stat boosts and perks, rely on leveling up individual skills through frequent use. So when, after tens of hours, my Destruction ability was so overused it took a long time to reach the next level, I received better experience by changing things up. Only a casting or two of an Illusion or Conjuration spell, or switching to a one-handed sword would increase my proficiency with them. This system smartly incentivizes variety, breaking the easy to fall into habit of getting stuck in a rut using one set of combat skills throughout the entire game.
As well-realized as the world is, and as satisfying as it may be to burn and freeze enemies one at a time, poor AI decisions and the occasional bug disrupt the illusion. For example, once, when following a woman for a quest, she stepped off the path and straight into a waterfall. And during a few of the larger-scale combat moments with lots of moving parts, the game outright froze. These kinds of issues only happened a handful of times over the course of the entire game, but it was jarring to be pulled out of the experience so suddenly. A patch seemed to ease these troubles, but didn't quite eliminate them.
It's a testament to Skyrim, though; that when those problems occurred I would always feel compelled to immediately pick up where I left off. The game offers an almost overwhelming amount to do and see, and the conversations I had with its residents ranged from funny to harrowing, and some were even downright creepy. Skyrim manages to be simultaneously both massive and dense. Running out of interesting things to do is never a problem.
It may hew a bit closely to its ancestors -- including some of their technical hiccups -- but The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim easily takes its place as the best iteration of Bethesda's modern RPG style to date. The characters are smartly written, the combat is rewarding and varied, and the story feels appropriately majestic. But none of those factors compare to how much the setting itself impacted me. I simply fell in love with the world of Skyrim, and I plan to lose myself in it for some time to come.
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Members of the public have been outspoken, demanding the officer be allowed to keep her job. But Tuesday, she was terminated.
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The driver of the car that hit Officer Snyder's patrol unit was 22-year-old Ramon Dominguez. Dominguez will be sentenced on intoxication assault charges at the beginning of next year.
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From IMDb: "Can your heart stand the shocking facts about grave robbers from outer space?" That's the question on the lips of the narrator of this tale about flying saucers, zombies and cardboard tombstones. A pair of aliens, angered by the "stupid minds" of planet Earth, set up shop in a California cemetery. Their plan: to animate an army of the dead to march on the capitals of the world. (The fact that they have only managed to resurrect three zombies to date has not discouraged them.) An intrepid airline pilot living near the cemetery must rescue his wife from this low-budget terror. "Can you prove it *didn't* happen?"
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From Video-Cellar: This film is in the public domain. "Grave Robbers From Outer Space" was originally published in the USA in 1959. The film was not immediately registered for copyright. It was registered by it's producer "Reynolds Pictures Inc." in 1981 (PA0000102338).
The film's copyright was renewed in 1986 by Wade Williams 3 (RE0000279707). In 1981, Williams lodged a quitclaim from Kathy Wood (Edward D. Wood Jr.'s second wife [1956-his death] and heir. USCO doc. no. V1831P045) and separate quitclaims of interest from Norma McCarty (Edward D. Wood Jr.'s first wife - falsely listed on the filing as "Mrs. Edward D. Wood, Jr., successor of all rights to the Estate of Edward D. Wood, Jr.", which she was not, as their marriage had been annulled) - and Reynolds Pictures, Inc.
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2) In order for a successor in interest to renew a copyright they have to demonstrate that they own the copyright through a valid transfer of rights from the party owning the copyright at or immediately before the renewal window. None of the parties Mr. Williams sought quitclaims from were valid owners of copyright immediately prior to the renewal window. Valid copyright successors for this film "James Flocker Enterprises Inc.", "Gold Key Video", "Vidtronics Inc.", and "Medallion Pictures", all companies who are successors in the chain of ownership post registration, are not present in Williams' quitclaims. Williams has, instead, provided the USCO with a series of meaningless assignments from parties which no longer held any copyright interest in the work in order to demonstrate "ownership" of the intellectual property in the film.
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Subject: Plan 9 or who cares
I think this is the Second worst movie ever made, it was first untill "pootie tang" Thx
bobdobb0756 -
Subject: You may laugh at this film...
..but it is obvious you are echoing a nervous laugh. For all of you who can't accept the shocking fact of actual alien grave robbers, I laugh at you. I hope you all have your favorite loved ones' graves robbed, and then we shall see how long the smile remains on your face. This is one of the most important documentaries of all time.
jwjb -
Subject: A Classic for the Ages
Great B movie with the charm and innocence of those bygone and endearing movies from that time that leaves you feeling good about watching something that transported you to another time leaving all your troubles behind.
mrmccarty -
Subject: This Information About Ed Wood Is Wrong
My Mother is Norma E. McCarty, and her marriage to Ed was never annulled.
His marriage to Kathy wasn't legal. My Mother never pursued it because she felt sorry for Kathy, she and Ed were quite the drinkers.
Ed was always good to me, and considered me his son. He also told me that he and my Mother were never divorced, or annulled, their marriage certificate still exists, you can send for a copy.
All you have to do to prove me wrong is print a copy of any legal paper showing an annulment, between Ed and Norma, it doesn't exist.
My Mother should know if her marriage was annulled or not.
Please show any proof.
Thank you,
Michael McCarty
rcallahan -
Subject: Plan 9... But seriously folks!
Edward D. Woods the consummate optimist. Actually. Hired on the two gravediggers in this light-headed sci-fi horror comedy to get them to fund this classic. You have to see it to appreciate it. Reknowned as one of the best "worst" films.of all.time! Ask Johnny Depp he was so impressed by the writer-producer-director he and Tim Burton did a film on its creation "Ed Wood"! Check it out tonight... if you dare!
lolrus -
Subject: What...
What is this I don't even
porterville -
Subject: Entertaining "Plan 9 from Outer Space"
I saw this film after seeing the movie staring Johnny Depp as Ed Wood. An entertaining film if viewed through the mental set of low budget horror movies. The role of the colonel was played by former B western actor Tom Keene. The part of the General was played by Lyle Talbot who was still very active in supporting roles in television.
wickeccoolvideoguy -
Subject: best or worst
I think this is one of the best films as far as a cult films go. Ed Wood was a genius who lacked funds to make his movies.If he had a major studio behind him I think this movie would have been an academy award film for best picture.
TheCalebWallace -
Subject: Link
Hi, I did a video review of this movie feel free to watch it at the link below.
Roady43 -
Subject: Bill-O-Vision Ultimate Fail
It's true.
phantomofkrankor -
Subject: Overrated "classic"
Please. This is the favorite bad movie of people who know little about bad movies. "Plan 9" is more like a home movie, and not a very good one at that. For a better example of an amateur film gone commercial, and really earning its cult status, watch "Teenagers From Outer Space" instead.
There is a base requirement of lucidity and coherency for a film to be watchable, and "Plan 9" never comes within striking distance. Ed Wood made better films than this. I'd rather watch "The Sinister Urge" with subtitles than sit through "Plan 9" again.
The_Master_Cylinder -
Subject: Sorry, Bill. No Sale
Skip Bill-o-Vision. It's a terribly done, childish MST3K rip off.
Billhope1974 -
Subject: Rated M for Moronic!!!
For an even funnier experience check out the Bill-Vision Version....
derkman96 -
Subject: Torrent
You can download this movie via Bittorrent from this link:
It's the same file as the mp4 provided here. There are 14 seeders as of now so it's downloading for me in about 15 minutes. Not bad.
LibrivoxOrgFan -
Subject: Lame
I have always heard this is a spectacularly bad movie. It's just ineptly made. One or two actors show a little enthusiasm-- it seems like no one else cared. There is a difference between low budget and low effort. Where is the spectacular?
There are so many gems in the archive: this is a waste of time.
If you want campy check out any 50s scifi drive in movie.
dreibel50 -
Subject: STILL considered the worst......
The Toronto Star recently did a poll of their readership in which they asked what the worst movie they'd ever seen was - and despite the fact that many, many worse movies have come since (I'm looking at YOU, "Battlefield Earth"! And "Showgirls"! And "Batman And Robin"!) this one was brought up as the worst by a wide margin. The thing about this movie is that those who've seen it either hate it thoroughly or love it to death as a camp classic. I'm in the latter camp - ineptly made, but with a charm that showed that Ed Wood really, really believed in this movie. Many quotable quips by actors who were trying hard (Dudley Manlove was a frustrated radio announcer who really wanted to break in pictures) and some iconic appearances by Tor Johnson, Criswell and Vampira. Sadly Bela's last movie.
spooky24 -
Subject: Just a stupid movie-that is all it is
I really fail to see what anyone brings away from this junk other than disgust. I can't understand the raving about this film. You can't count on the reviews posted here because some reviewers think that horrible movies are funny or something. Don't waste a disc on this reguardless of what anyone writes about it.
Katusekino | Rooftop Cinema -
Subject: Urgent Help requested
Dear uploader of this cult classic,
Writing to you with request for help in our Rooftop Cinema project.
We plan to screen this Ed Wood cult flick under Z-Movies Retrospective in July 2010 in the summer outdoor cinema in Tallinn, Estonia.
As we have w20m x h13m outdoor cinema screen and 15000 ANSI digital Christies projector we would need maximum quality from the screened film´s digital file. The current mpeg file most likely remains little lo-fi for our resolution capacity.
We would like to request from the uploader of this movie to Internet Archive if it would be possible to provide us with UNCOMPRESSED AVI or QUICKTIME FILE as high quality video as possible?
If you would be able to share the file, please contact me directly: aivar [at] katusekino.ee or skype aivarlaan
Looking for any feedback as soon as possible,
Thank you very much in advance,
best rgds,
Aivar Laan
Program Director | Partner
Rooftop Cinema
skybandit -
Subject: Mr. Lobo sells out!
Now that I've seen the trailer, this seems to be yet another "Dawn/Day/Night/Teatime of the Living Dead" slasher flick of people fighting Zombies.
The orignal Plan 9 is cool. Wade Williams sux!
cosmico -
Subject: "Remake"
I've read up on this Plan 9 remake project and have seen the trailer online. It clearly expresses NONE of the simple charm or fun of the Ed Wood original. To remake PLAN 9 is either sheer stupidity, or more likely, just another example of someone trading off the reputation of a much-beloved film from a time long gone, and a filmmaker long-dead. A remake of Plan 9 is a very cynical, unnecessary effort and a cheap shot if you ask me.
As for this "Mr. Lobo" character, I've seen him online as well. Having met and talked to Criswell 40 years ago, I can only state, "Mr. Lobo: you're NO Criswell."
Ed Wood's PLAN 9, for all its awkward silly nonsense, it is delightfully entertaining and great late-night viewing. Not my personal favorite Ed Wood film, but it's certainly his most famous and easiest to enjoy whether you are laughing or scratching your head. It is without a doubt the film that made the man famous, many years beyond his 1978 passing at the age of 54.
Freddie Jaye -
Subject: Skybandit/acccalaurie49
Don't want to turn this into a forum (or a commercial), but I've seen the trailer. The remake will be in color, apparently has a relatively decent budget, and promises to stay true to Ed Wood's intentions.
I imagine it will be the movie that Ed *might have* made if he'd had sufficient resources. Or talent.
See it here: http://www.plan9movie.com/trailer.html
accalaurie49 -
Subject: No Remake Please!
The Remark of another reviewer that somebody plans to remake this movie drives me to say: DONT DO IT!!!! You cannot in any way be so good!!!
Having heard about "Plan 9" long ago and having seen "Ed Wood" I believed to be prepared for Plan 9, but I wasn´t! Best bad movie ever? Yes, that´s true. The charming combination of cheesy special effects, cheap sets, acting inabilities makes me love this movie.
Deichbrand_1 -
Subject: Hilarious
The best part for me was the time the police men arrived at the cemetery ... or to be more precise, when they arrive there again and again.
A bad but somehow charming film and you do not need to read the IMDB or Wikipedia entry on this film to find the 'errors', they are so obvious and hilarious at the same time.
Watch it and enjoy it...
hachmom -
Subject: All of you on Earth are stupid
One of my secret guilty pleasures is introducing people to this movie and watching them as they watch it. No other bad movie is so eminently watchable
Blue Hours Productions -
Subject: thanks, Video-Cellar...
I've always been curious as to how Wade Williams III can claim copyright for productions he wasn't involved in. So your explanation was very enlightening!
As for 'Plan 9'...for all the talk about it being "the worst film of all time", I tend to disagree. For me, the cardinal sin of any film is being boring, and one thing 'Plan 9' isn't is boring. ;-)
picfixer -
Subject: Still waiting for Plan 10
Favorite super-science device: the "dictorobotary." Favorite new super element: "solarminite." (Kryptonite, eat your heart out!) Favorite line: "All you of Earth are idiots!" Far from being the worst movie ever made, "Plan 9" might be the most charmingly bad movie of all time. Many including me certainly think it is. Watch it once, and chances are you'll watch it again and again in drop-jawed amazement. My favorite comments on this beloved disaster are: "It's an anti-masterpiece!" and "No matter when you watch 'Plan 9' it's always two o'clock in the morning." I wish I could remember who made these telling observations so I could give them the credit they deserve.
Many myths and misconceptions have grown up around this film. For instance, Bela Lugosi didn't die during filming. He passed away before production started. The three brief clips of Lugosi in this movie actually were meant for an entirely different project. And, the flying saucers weren't pie plates or hubcaps. They were toys, actually models that came in kit form. If you happen to have one of them, it's probably worth a bloody fortune. If you would like to know more, there are three informative and highly entertaining documentaries on the film and Ed Woods's life: "The Plan 9 Companion," "Look Back in Angora: the Ed Wood Story" and "The Haunted Life of Ed Wood Jr." They are almost as much fun as the movie itself. "The Haunted Life of Ed Wood Jr." is currently (2/15/10) available for free streaming at U-tube.
CAST NOTE: The immortal lines, "You see! You see! Your stupid minds! You're Stupid! Stupid!" and "All you of Earth are idiots!" were uttered by Dudley Manlove (Eros) who also had a featured role in "Creation of the Humanoids."
trashmeister -
Subject: bad, really bad
The flying saucers look like hubcaps on strings (you can sometimes even see the string). They mix night and day scenes without explanation (you have to just ignore it). Lugosi (starring here as "the dead old man") is not really in this movie but they use footage from some other movie that he was actually in, and a double (who is just awful). And all the men-aliens are like Jack Benny clones. The main squeeze is like Alice Kramden. The acting is abysmal, with lines such as, "How could any race be so stupid?" or "I'll bet that apparition we saw had something to do with it" or "You fiend! I? a fiend?" or "But something started stinking awful bad." Flubbed lines and incongruous details and ponpous philosophical oratory. It goes on and on like this, and you start to understand what happened to the first 8-Plans from Outer Space. I personally enjoyed this movie (mostly). But this movie is not for everyone, but for the fan who likes So-Bad-It's-Hilarious. Otherwise,
you'll just think it's stupid.
Wickson -
Subject: So it is in public domain
I wasn't sure about it's pd status
ohsnapiam56 -
Subject: Make it stop!
After hearing about this movie and it's cult following I finally saw it. I cracked up all the way through. It is soooooooo unbelievably bad it's like a traffic accident...you don't want to look but... I give it 5 stars for being the best worse movie ever!
jazzygc -
Subject: Bad movie, bad announcer with a very bad hairdo
Did the announcer get a bad permanent wave and then get on the set to make his "chilling" announcement.
One of the worst movies ever made and Bela Lugosi's final film appearance.


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