"The Road"

[palitoy]

you guys also might want to check out "No blade of Grass" here is a short copy/paste from my FaceBook account along with a link to the trailer:


"I just finished watching this rather brutal and unforgiving film in which I thank the Warner Bros Archive collection for remastering it, nice widescreen (2:35:1) and having it fully uncut. The film is an end of the world doomsday scenario (concerning disease) and rather violent and graphic for 1970. If your are a fan of this type of genre (or similar type films such as the Day after and Threads). I would strongly recommend this. Pretty well done and worth the watch-"

http://youtu.be/7wx4VA7wwqU

Yeah, that's a Cornel Wilde film, he never pulled a punch. Too bad he got so preachy by the end of his career.

[babycyclops]

you guys also might want to check out "No blade of Grass" here is a short copy/paste from my FaceBook account along with a link to the trailer:


"I just finished watching this rather brutal and unforgiving film in which I thank the Warner Bros Archive collection for remastering it, nice widescreen (2:35:1) and having it fully uncut. The film is an end of the world doomsday scenario (concerning disease) and rather violent and graphic for 1970. If your are a fan of this type of genre (or similar type films such as the Day after and Threads). I would strongly recommend this. Pretty well done and worth the watch-"

I've been wanting to check out 'No Blade of Grass' since seeing it listed in my big Science Fiction film encyclopedia.
Thanks for the Tip.

Yeah, that's a Cornel Wilde film, he never pulled a punch. Too bad he got so preachy by the end of his career.

Cornel Wilde is one of the actors that my dad gets excited about when he appears on TV! My reaction was 'hey that's the dude from 'Gargoyles!'.
I only found out recently that he was a film maker in his own right, after watching a war film that he directed.