Here someone has conveniently put together the stop-motion dinosaur sequences from the 1951 “lost world” film, Lost Continent, directed by Samuel Neufield. Edward Nassour was the stop-motion animation supervisor.
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You gotta love these movies; “pit-brontos” and all;0)! I totally LIVED for these types of films to show up on our local channels as a kid (back in the 60’s)
Thanks for sharing this, Rob. I hope we will always have some sort of access (DVD at best/internet downloads at least) to these old films long into the future.
Todd
“I totally LIVED for these types of films to show up on our local channels as a kid (back in the 60’s)”
Me too, Todd. But they rarely did. I think — thanks to DVD — everything that still exists will be available well into the future. In fact, stuff that has for decades been declared to be “lost” is now turning up!