Searching far and wide for all things PEPLUM! Luciano Marin and Steve Reeves in GOLIATH AND THE BARBARIANS (1959)
Rare PEPLUM unearthed...
PARAMOUNT Pictures PEPLUM issue
With the new German Blu-ray release of DUEL OF THE TITANS (1961; above), also known as ROMULUS AND REMUS, one has to wonder why PEPLUM movies originally released by Paramount Pictures for the English market are still non-existent or missing in action. ROMULUS AND REMUS was released as DUEL OF THE TITANS in North America by Paramount. The other two big Paramount titles are SIEGE OF SYRACUSE (1960), and REVENGE OF THE GLADIATORS (1964)
Tina Louise and Enrico Maria Salerno in SIEGE OF SYRACUSE. Where's the US version?
Paramount has some sort of hold on these titles. The question is: why?
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Identify the movie!
Who's going to buy this book?
CLASSICAL MASCULINITY AND THE BODY SPECTACULAR ON FILM by Daniel O'Brien. The prices on eBay are insane.
Have you seen this?
From the trailer, this is a wacky Japanese comedy with some Roman architect who ends up in modern day Japan, in a sauna no less.
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You can clearly see the studio set on this Betamax cover. Oops..
Identify the movie!
Can you identify the movie from this screengrab? It should be easy for PEPLUM fans.
Orsh guessed correctly. It's from THOR AND THE AMAZON WOMEN (1963)
Who's going to buy this book?
CLASSICAL MASCULINITY AND THE BODY SPECTACULAR ON FILM by Daniel O'Brien. The prices on eBay are insane.
Have you seen this?
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I heard that KINO LORBER's much anticipated Blu-ray release of GOLIATH AND THE VAMPIRES has been delayed because of rights issues, not necessarily because of technical issues, which is what I suspected.
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The screen grab that you posted seems to be from the movie THOR AND THE AMAZON WOMEN. Am I right or wrong?
ReplyDeleteOrsh, you got it right! It's from THOR AND THE AMAZON WOMEN. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteHi! If you want more peplum items I could suggest you two old Argentinian comics: Nippur de Lagash and Or-Grund. At least to me they're ok.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure but maybe Waltari's "The Etruscan" was an influence for Nippur.