We'll Bury You! (1962) in the PNW

Details: Written by: Mortado; Category: The 1960s in Northwest Cinemas

This is a collection of media from the initial releases of Red Scare documentary "We'll Bury You" (1962) in the Pacific Northwest. Seattle won the second featurer battle with "Mothra" (1961) while Portland got 1961 cheapo mystery "The Trunk."

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We'll Bury You! (1962)
“We’ll Bury You!”, released in 1962, is a unique film that weaves together a compelling narrative using a combination of still photographs and newsreel footage. The film’s central focus is on the growth of international Communism—from its inception with Karl Marx and his influential Communist Manifesto to the contemporary era.“We’ll Bury You!” provides a thought-provoking journey through history, shedding light on the complex dynamics of international politics and the enduring legacy of Communism.
Writer: Jack W. Thomas
Star: William Woodson

Mothra (1961)
“Mothra”, released in 1961, is a captivating Japanese kaiju film directed by Ishirō Honda. The movie introduces us to the enigmatic world of Infant Island, where an expedition uncovers a native population and two tiny twin fairy priestesses. These fairies are devoted to the island’s mythical deity, Mothra. “Mothra” blends adventure, mythology, and awe-inspiring special effects, leaving an indelible mark on the kaiju genre.
Director: Ishirô Honda
Writers: Shin'ichi Sekizawa, Shin'ichirô Nakamura, Takehiko Fukunaga
Stars: Furankî Sakai, Hiroshi Koizumi, Kyôko Kagawa
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The Trunk (1961)
“The Trunk”, a low-budget British mystery film released in 1961, is directed by Donovan Winter and features a monochromatic palette. ouble brews when Lisa marries Henry, a British lawyer. Enter Stephen, Lisa’s jealous ex-boyfriend, who concocts a sinister plan. He convinces Lisa that she has inadvertently killed Diane, her husband’s former flame. In a desperate bid to keep Stephen quiet and dispose of the supposed corpse, Lisa hands over hush money. But fate takes a dark turn when Diane’s other ex-lover, Nicholas, witnesses their clandestine exchange.
Director: Donovan Winter
Writers: Donovan Winter, Edward Abraham, Valerie Abraham
Stars: Philip Carey, Julia Arnall, Dermot Walsh

October 31, 1962 ad (Seattle)