Our last photo was from the classic sci-fi horror flick I Married A Monster from Outer Space, which I have to say is probably one of the best exploitation titles out there. With a title that tells you right up front what kind of feature you are going to see, you know you won’t be disappointed. So much fun here, folks. And it looks like a few of you out there remembered this shot and sent in the correct answer. They were: Aaron Christensen, Bill Harrison, Doug Lamoreux, Charlie Miller, and Michael Shields. Nice job!

So let us get to this week’s photo. Sure, we might have used another shot from this movie a year or so ago, but there is a method to my madness, as they say. So take a ponder at this poor fellow sitting there in his birthday suit and see if you can recognize which film this is from. Good luck.

Sure, it might be a holiday today, but its still a Monday, so that means a new Mystery Photo, right?

Of course, our last photo was from the film Scream, featuring a little cameo from director Wes Craven. I have to say it was so nice to see all the different tributes come out after his passing. Really shows the talent this made had as well as the impact he made on the genre. Here are the ones that sent in the correct answer: Jennifer Francis, Richard Garcia, David Greenwood, Doug Lamoreux, Erick Martin, Kevin Matthews, Dustin Moravich, Ashley Polnow, Richard Schellbach, Gavin Schmitt, Jason Siegel, Wayne Teeter, Kristin Wicks, Wiliam Wilson, and Greg Wojick. Well done, people.

So let’s get to this week’s photo. Definitely another classic. Make sure you think a bit before sending in your answer, since it might not be the one that immediately comes to mind. Or is it?

Remember, don’t post your answer here in the reply section, but send me an email at jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good luck!

Even after forgetting to update our Photo last week, giving everyone an extra week to try and figure it out, we still didn’t get anybody to correctly identify the movie. Well, I won’t complain too much since this movie and only recently been available on DVD and is kind of hard to find even then. The movie is Hand of Death, starring the always enjoyable John Agar. There is another famous shot of him running around in a trenchcoat and hat, that almost looks like Ben Grimm from the Fantastic Four. But really hard to go wrong with these ’50s & ’60s sci-fi/horror flicks. At least as far as I’m concerned.

So let’s go with something a little more current and a lot more twisted. Take a look a this poor fellow and see if you can recognize the movie it is from. Just remember, send me an email to jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good luck.