**Double Feature Fun! Watch *Flash Gordon* Right After *The Brain That Wouldn't Die* on Starlight Monster Movie Madness!** 🚀🎬💀

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Calling all sci-fi and retro movie lovers! 📣👾 This week, *Starlight Monster Movie Madness* is bringing you not just one, but TWO incredible cult classics! 🍿🎉 After the thrilling madness of *The Brain That Wouldn't Die* 🧠💉, stick around for a cosmic adventure with *Flash Gordon*! ⚡🌌


It’s a double dose of old-school fun—first, you’ll be gripped by the twisted experiments and B-movie chills of *The Brain That Wouldn't Die* 💀🔬, then prepare to blast off into space with the iconic *Flash Gordon* as he battles the evil Ming the Merciless! 🦸‍♂️👑 The costumes, the action, and the legendary soundtrack will leave you cheering for more! 🎶🌟


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So, grab your favorite snacks 🍿🥤, get comfy, and enjoy this epic double feature on *Starlight Monster Movie Madness*! You won’t want to miss a minute of the fun! 🎥🎞️💥


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