Shivers (1975)

 Shivers (1975)

aka

The Parasite Murders

They Came from Within

Parasiten-Mörder

 The residents of a suburban high-rise apartment building are 

being infected by a strain of parasites that turn them into 

mindless, sex-crazed fiends out to infect others by the 

slightest sexual contact.

Director: David Cronenberg 

Barbara Steele

Lynn Lowry

Barbara Steele

Lynn Lowry

The Ship of Monsters (1960 Mexico)

 The Ship of Monsters (1960 Mexico)

aka

La nave de los monstruos

This is my favorite Mexican Sci-Fi film of the 1950's. Two voluptuous alien women round up hideous space monsters, including a giant tiki with an exposed brain, a spider, a cyclops, and a sabre-tooth tiger skeleton, with the help of a singing cowboy and a giant robot. Lorena Velazquez (Wrestling Women vs. the Aztec Mummy, Santo vs. the Vampire Women) is particularly lovely as one of the alien women. The sets are amazing, and the atmosphere is wonderfully retro-futuristic.  (IMDB  Moly)

The film's leading ladies, Ana Bertha Lepe and Lorena Velázquez, were crowned Señorita México (Miss Mexico) in 1953 and 1960, respectively. 

Family Band: The Cowsills Story (2011)

Family Band: The Cowsills Story (2011) 

The Cowsills are the real life inspiration behind The Partridge Family but The Cowsills' story is not a sitcom. Their story is raw and honest, tragic and beautiful. The Cowsills personify The Baby Boomer Generation in all of its extremes and eccentricities. All of its tragedies and triumphs. Their public image was talent and charm. Their private reality was secrets and fear. One of the most musically gifted American Families to hit the top of the pop charts, The Cowsills rose to fame, success and stardom in the late sixties. Five years later, their star came crashing back down to earth. This year, you will learn what happened to The Cowsills.  (IMDB)