Peeping Tom
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Black Sunday AKA-Mask of the Demon
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Kronos
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Invaders From Mars
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Journey to the Lost City
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El Cid
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The Fiendish Ghouls
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Danger Diabolik
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Dr. Terror's House of Horrors
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The Haunting
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Although one wag said of director Stanley Kramer's all-star Cinerama extravaganza, "it shows what happens when a man who doesn't understand drama tries to do comedy", the years have been kind to it. Nostalgia for the once-in-a-lifetime ensemble cast alone would get it by, but the extravagant stunt work that seemed so unwhimsical in 1963 is now commonplace in movie comedy.