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[[File:Yesterday Machine.png|200px|thumb|right|Scene from ''The Yesterday Machine'']] | [[File:Yesterday Machine.png|200px|thumb|right|Scene from ''The Yesterday Machine'']] | ||
| − | The Yesterday Machine is an obscure 1963 horror film that loaned several cliche scenes to ''[[The Rocky Horror Show]]'' and ''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]].'' | + | ''The Yesterday Machine'' is an obscure 1963 horror film that loaned several cliche scenes to ''[[The Rocky Horror Show]]'' and ''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]].'' |
| − | Taking place in a small town in Texas, a young cheerleader and boyfriend in a letterman sweater are stranded in the woods after their car breaks down. After ignoring a "Warning" sign while looking for refuge, they spot a farmhouse where "there's a light." They encounter Dr. Earnest Von Hauser, a Nazi scientist who is doing time travel experiments using his theories of "Superspectronic Relativity and the Minus Ray." His goal is to alter the results of World War II, and to resurrect Adolf Hitler. | + | Taking place in a small town in Texas, a young cheerleader and her boyfriend in a letterman sweater are stranded in the woods after their car breaks down. After ignoring a "Warning" sign while looking for refuge, they spot a farmhouse where "there's a light." They encounter Dr. Earnest Von Hauser, a Nazi scientist who is doing time travel experiments using his theories of "Superspectronic Relativity and the Minus Ray." His goal is to alter the results of World War II, and to resurrect Adolf Hitler. |
Revision as of 01:08, 26 April 2019
The Yesterday Machine is an obscure 1963 horror film that loaned several cliche scenes to The Rocky Horror Show and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Taking place in a small town in Texas, a young cheerleader and her boyfriend in a letterman sweater are stranded in the woods after their car breaks down. After ignoring a "Warning" sign while looking for refuge, they spot a farmhouse where "there's a light." They encounter Dr. Earnest Von Hauser, a Nazi scientist who is doing time travel experiments using his theories of "Superspectronic Relativity and the Minus Ray." His goal is to alter the results of World War II, and to resurrect Adolf Hitler.
