Tor Johnson

the start of the four in a row that I hadn't seen.

And I knew the image of Tor Johnson's face from it with the eyes, like you've seen the image on posters.

And I thought it was a really solid movie, like one of the better ones in the slot they've had.

And I think it was just like Basil Rathbone gives a great performance.

Really good movie, Zombies of Moritao.

One of my favorites that they played in that slot.

But also, the doorman is Tor Johnson.

So even though the movie never feels like an Ed Wood thing, it feels a little classier than that.

Bela Lugosi in a non-speaking part, as was his want in the 50s.

But Tor Johnson as a creature guy.

So it's pretty fun.

Very 1950s, low budget, kind of talky, but I had not seen that one before.

You should know this.

And they had a wrestler, Tor Johnson, in that movie.

Monotone is...

That would be good acting for him.

Like, he did not know how to act.

He was just a big dude they put in the movie.

Yeah, no, back then, the wrestlers weren't trying to be actors.

Like, now they're all trying to get into acting.

Plan 9 from outer space.

Starring the most fright-marish cast ever, Bela Lugosi, the seductive Vampyra, and Thor Johnson as the Walking Dead.

Get off your electro-gun! No! No! No! Stop your dance! I can't get out of this chair!

bullets out of their bodies rockets missiles jets cannot stop their death what earthly power can stop this terror for a glimpse of things to come see this blast of screen suspense for it could be happening right now right now

He was the...

For the 80s, the late 70s, early 80s, he was the Tor Johnson.

He was.

Yeah.

And they are basically zombies.

And one of those zombies is, I absolutely guarantee you, intended to be Tor Johnson from Plan 9 from Outer Space.

Yes.

Looks just like him.