1977 brought with it Ray Harryhausen's penultimate feature, and the last in his trilogy of Sinbad films: Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger.
The creatures on offer this time are a baboon (who turns out to be a prince under a curse), a mechanical "Minoton", three insect-like monsters, a large hornet, a giant walrus (surely a singularity in the annals of cinema?) a caveman-like "Troglodyte" and, finally, a giant sabre-toothed tiger.
The baboon is worth a special mention, being one of the few instances where a Harryhausen creation can be counted amongst the main characters of a film.
I always thought those demons from hell looked like insectoid aliens
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