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Toshiro Mifune at an airport press conference in 1965 showing some of the items he had stowed in his luggage.

King Ghidorah Zmey Gorynych goes on a strafing run in Ilya Muromets (1956), aka The Sword and the Dragon (1960).

What's fun about this is that Jet Alone is based on Jet Jaguar, it's name being a mixture of JJ's final and preliminary names (his preliminary name being Red Alone), so him being repaired using pieces of the Jet Alone and wearing it like a suit... the reference comes full circle. What's also interesting about it is that this design has not appeared in any story-based media regarding the project... yet. I mean I said the same thing about both Shiryu and Beast "G" Unit-02, but then they appeared in the sequel to the pachinko machine I talked about, so maybe he'll appear again down the line.

Some Photoshop fun: Christopher Lee as a younger Dooku

Green Hell From The Void | 1968 — unfinished television pilot written and directed by Tom Leahy in Wichita, Kansas

テレビ化に至らなかったパイロットフィルムのようで12分程の映像が残っているそうだ。物語は、UFOを目撃した男がその後爬虫類のような怪物に変身し人間を襲い始めるというもの。安っぽいマスクだけど味はある？

'Halloween': A Cut Above the Rest (2003)

Edmund Dulac (1882-1953), 'The Dream Vendor', ''Studio International'', Vol. 45, #1, 1908

I thought this was common knowledge. 

This one restores the original color that was released with the theatrical version (which is the one I saw as a kid and loved). The prior Blu-ray had John Badham (director) alter the original version to his preferred saturated look. At times, it looked black and white, and all the lush color was removed. I wasn’t a fan of that decision. I made my own color version of (using the trailer as a guide), but I’m so happy Scream Factory released this version. 

Good ol’ God Ginrai. 

Sophia Loren in “Operation Crossbow”, 1965.

Ultraman Ace performing the most important duty an Ultra has: making a little kid's day.