science fiction films for 1960s

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100 Science Fiction Films of the 1960s

1960

  • 12 to the Moon

  • The Amazing Transparent Man


  • Beyond the Time Barrier

  • The Cape Canaveral Monsters

  • Atomic War Bride

  • The Leech Woman

  • The Time Machine

  • The Lost World

  • The Human Vapor

1961

  • The Day the Earth Caught Fire

  • The Phantom Planet

  • The Man with the Lens

  • The Trip to Cosmatom

  • Master of the World

  • Gorgo

  • The Colossus of New York

  • The Devil’s Hand

  • The End of the World

  • Battle of the Worlds

1962

  • La Jetée

  • The Brain That Wouldn’t Die

  • The Day of the Triffids

  • The Creation of the Humanoids

  • The Manchurian Candidate (sci‑fi/political hybrid)

  • The Magic Sword

  • The Slime People

  • The Manster

  • The Spaceflight Revolution

  • The Time Travelers

1963

  • The Nutty Professor

  • The Crawling Hand

  • The Terrornauts

  • The Mouse on the Moon

  • No Survivors, Please

  • The Outer Space Connection

  • The Day Mars Invaded Earth

  • The Atomic Brain

  • The Yesterday Machine

  • The Lost Planet

1964

  • Robinson Crusoe on Mars

  • The Last Man on Earth

  • The Earth Dies Screaming

  • The Time Travelers

  • The Evil of Frankenstein

  • The Flesh Eaters

  • The Atomic Spies

  • The Human Duplicators

  • The Horror of Party Beach

  • The Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb

1965

  • Planet of the Vampires

  • Frankenstein Conquers the World

  • Die, Monster, Die!

  • The 10th Victim

  • Village of the Giants

  • The War Game

  • The Projected Man

  • The Ipcress File (techno‑thriller)

  • The Sound of Horror

  • The Fantastic Argoman

1966

  • Fantastic Voyage

  • Daleks’ Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D.

  • Seconds

  • The Wild Wild Planet

  • The War of the Planets

  • The War Between the Planets

  • The War of the Robots

  • The War of the Gargantuas

  • The War of the Colossal Beast

  • The War of the Insects

1967

  • The Andromeda Nebula

  • Quatermass and the Pit

  • Journey to the Center of Time

  • The Terror Beneath the Sea

  • The X from Outer Space

  • The War of the Planets

  • The War of the Robots

  • The War of the Gargantuas

  • The War of the Colossal Beast

  • The War of the Insects

1968

  • 2001: A Space Odyssey

  • Planet of the Apes

  • Barbarella

  • Charly

  • The Green Slime

  • Destroy All Monsters

  • The Bamboo Saucer

  • The Astro‑Zombies

  • The Illustrated Man

  • The Power

1969

  • Marooned

  • Journey to the Far Side of the Sun

  • The Valley of Gwangi

  • Moon Zero Two

  • The Illustrated Man

  • The Bed Sitting Room

  • The Curious Case of the Space Children

  • The Night of the Big Heat

  • The War of the Planets

  • The War of the Robots

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