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| old bob |
Lost movies from back in the dayI'm looking for some help. I can't remember the name of a movie but it takes place in the jungle. There's a white guy who's like a scientist or doctor. The movie flashes back to when a prince of the tribe committs some infraction of tribal laws and they bury his butt inside a tree trunk.Later he comes back to life as half tree half man to terrorize the villagers who refer to this thing as the "Tobonga". Anybody else recall this flick? Anybody got some tobonga for sale? |
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| Sir Richard Pumpaloaf |
I am pretty sure Poe Man Poe or Moleman have in this in their collection!! | ||
| Sir Richard Pumpaloaf |
That would be From Hel It Came dude
http://www.horror-wood.com/tree.htm |
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| old bob |
From Hell it Came.
Great man. Thanks |
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| old bob |
Song LyricsI am inspired to write some lyrics to fit standard songs...Yes we have no tabonga We have no tabonga today Yes we have no tabonga We have no Tabonga today We have an old fashioned Godzilla Even a Brooklyn Gorilla but Yes we have no tabonga We have no tabonga today |
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| moleman |
The movie you seek is "Two Testicles For Aunt Sadie". Released in Canada as "Testicle!". Hugh Beaumont starred with Babs Billingsly as The Editrix. Musical score by Artie Spivak and the Spleenations. I have a copy. Betamax. |
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| Poe Man Poe |
"She Almost Gargled It" (1929) B&W -silent. Buster Keaton and Lillian Gish as stagehands in a travelling production of "He Rubber-Bands It To His Leg", who aspire to hit the big time. They both take their own lives after realizing that they'll always be alcoholic whantos who are destined to handle the props forever. It's a bit short at only 68 minutes, but effective. I cried without cessation from title to credits. Peter 'Pundo' Larexis did the organ score. This is the movie you've been trying to locate. | ||
| old bob |
I thought that movie was a saga about a transvestite called Two testicles for Mr Sadie !
Oh well, the sequel was better anyway. |
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