Before we get to this week’s photo, I have to point out that I made a slight error a couple of weeks ago on the photo. The shot was from The Black Zoo, but I had grabbed the image from Google search and it was in black and white. The film, however, is in color. I had a couple of people send in some other answers because of it being black and white, so I apologize for that. Lesson learned.
Our photo from last week was from a made-for-TV movie called Satan’s Triangle (1975) starring the always amazing Doug McClure and Kim Novak. Shame this hasn’t gotten a legit DVD release. Kudos to Bob Hartman and Michael Shields for sending in the correct answer.
So for this week’s answer, this will be me the next time I get the color wrong on a Mystery Photo! Please remember now to post your answers here in the comments so others can have a chance. Just send them to me in an email (jon@kitleyskrypt.com). Good Luck!
Never before available (officially, that is) in any format, Gil Mellé’s score for the 1977 Michael Winner film The Sentinel is finally getting a release, all thanks to La-La Land Records and Universal Studios, in their latest title in their Universal Pictures Film Music Heritage Collection. This release will have the complete score, which is 56:27 minutes, with an additional 16:33 minutes of bonus and musical effects cues. Jeff Bond and James Phillips wrote the exclusive and in-depth liner notes.
Seems like forever since our last stop on this year’s Discover the Horror World Tour. But next week, we’ll be heading to Columbus, Ohio for the 
Cinepocalypse, the genre film festival taking place at Chicago’s own Music Box Theater has unleashed it’s lineup of films and special guests for this year’s event. Starting on Thursday, June 13th, and running thru June 20th, the festival will have 8 days of features, shorts, events and guests, including 8 world premieres.
