Spaghetti Science Fiction

[Katsuhiko JiNNai]

Surfing on the web, I've found these websites about Italian Spaghetti Sci-Fi from '60 '70 years.  

http://www.golobthehumanoid.com/spaghettishrine.html

http://www.20three.com/2013/05/spaghetti-science-fiction/

Could be useful for some pulp conversions of some sci fi leagues

[Wolf Girl]

Cool find! That's some funny stuff. I guess it wasn't meant to be funny back then, but it is now. 

[Katsuhiko JiNNai]

I included here, because the style of these vintage films seem more about '30-40 years sci fi than '70 years.  
Here the main actor of "Star Crash" (1978)
Somebody remember him?  

[Wolf Girl]

  Nice costumes. 

[Dr.Falkenhayn]

super cool   Star Crash is actually pretty good imho i still have that one on Videotape   Luigi Cozzi is a great Director, Nosferatu a Venezia,Contamination just to Name a few classics 

[FramFramson]

Don't hassle the Hoff!

[Westfalia Chris]

Shall I embarass myself publicly by admitting I own StarCrash on DVD? I mean, in theory, it's got a lot of whoa moments - Christopher Plummer, Caroline Munro and the Hoff, plus Space Bikini Amazons and a police robot, but still is utterly mediocre.

[Wolf Girl]

Shall I embarass myself publicly by admitting I own StarCrash on DVD?

Yes, admitting you have a problem is the first step to recovery. 

[Katsuhiko JiNNai]

There are many fans of grotesque B-movie, isn't so strange  
I never seen one of these spaghetti sci-fi films, but from the pictures and some trailers they seem have a grotesque charm  
Sure there are abundant sources of inspiration for some old style sci fi scenery, characters, villains and more pulp/vintage sci fi adventures.
I know that Tarantino has a special love for italian B-movie too