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Filmografía completa de la Ciencia Ficción
Estadounidense de los años 50 (1950-1959)
Esta filmografía fue iniciada por superlopez
Actualizada y completada el 11/01/2011 por Jacob
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Jacob escribió:He completado la filmografía añadiendo fichas para
todos los films de ciencia ficción producidos en Estados Unidos (USA) en los años 50 (del 50 al 59). He utilizado para ello el
listado que proporciona IMDb. De este listado excluí una o dos películas que eran coproducciones (he dejado alguna otra). Y he añadido también uno o dos films que no aparecen en ese listado (por considerarlos terror u horror en vez de ci-fi), pero que se pueden considerar sin problemas de ciencia ficción. Si os acordáis de alguno más dadme un toque.
Ojo, en esta filmo sólo entran los films
producidos en USA, y del
año 50 al 59. Por favor, tenedlo en cuenta.
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Mensaje original de
superlopez:
CIENCIA FICCIÓN U.S.A. AÑOS 50
Esta es una recopilación de las películas mas significativas de ciencia ficción
americana de los años 50. Las peliculas estan ordenadas por año de estreno
y no pretende ser exhaustiva. A ver si poco a poco y con la ayuda de todos vamos
recopilando elinks de estas peliculas "de marcianos" y "de monstruos"
de toda la vida. Si echais de menos algún título, lo posteais y lo incorporo de
inmediato a la lista. Todos los datos los he tomado del numero 14/15 de la revista
Nosferatu que publicó un monográfico dedicado a este subgénero CIENCIA FICCION
U.S.A. AÑOS 50. Que las disfruteis. (Enlaces actualizados al 23/8/2003)
[Editado el 23/8/2003 por superlopez]
Última edición por Jacob el Mar 13 Ago, 2013 12:40, editado 9 veces en total.
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 | Prehistoric Women
The Virgin Goddess | 1950 |
Director: Gregg C. Tallas
País: USA
Duración: 74'
Guión: Sam X. Abarbanel (original screenplay), Gregg C. Tallas (original screenplay)
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Laurette Luez, Allan Nixon, Joan Shawlee, Judy Landon, Mara Lynn, Jo-Carroll Dennison, Kerry Vaughn, Tony Devlin, James Summers, Dennis Dengate, Jeanne Sorel, Johann Petursson, John Frederick, Janet Scott, David Vaile
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"Savage! Primitive! Deadly!"
Tigri (Laurette Luez, working her way up to Bomba and Bowery Boys films) and her stone-age girl friends hate all men...
Well the opening is filmed in darkness, but a little fiddling with the brightness and contrast fixed that problem.This is a simple movie, with narrative. Not much on plausibility I think those men WANTED to be caught!And the panther scene and the giant vs the tiger scenes are funny. But the first Tiger scene is actually well done considering the rest of the film. Not much to study, and after 53 years other serious (Well as far as serious can go and get wide release and not be thought immoral) films of modern make are far better. It is hard to have non-amazons over-power athletes.But all in all a good Liberal arts film.
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 | The Invisible Monster
The Invisible Monster | 1950 |
Director: Fred C. Brannon
País: USA
Duración: 167'
Guión: Ronald Davidson (written by)
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Richard Webb, Aline Towne, Lane Bradford, Stanley Price, John Crawford, George Meeker, Keith Richards, Dale Van Sickel, Tom Steele, Marshall Reed, Forrest Burns, Eddie Parker, Frank O'Connor, Charles Regan, Charles Sullivan
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"SUSPENSE CHARGED SERIAL THRILLS!...As The Monster Ruler Wreaks His Mad Vengeance Upon All Who Dare To Defy Him! (original poster)"
Evil villain plots to take over the world using an army of invisible soldiers.
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 | Flying Disc Man from Mars
Flying Disc Man from Mars | 1950 |
Director: Fred C. Brannon
País: USA
Duración: 167'
Guión: Ronald Davidson (written by)
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Walter Reed, Lois Collier, Gregory Gaye, James Craven, Harry Lauter, Richard Irving, Sandy Sanders, Michael Carr, Dale Van Sickel, Tom Steele, George Sherwood, Jimmy O'Gatty, John De Simone, Lester Dorr, Dick Cogan
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"SEE THE SHOCKING ANSWER TO THIS TERRIFYING THREAT WHEN A MARTIAN DICTATOR VISITS THE EARTH! (original poster - all caps)"
A single-handed hero sets himself against Martians trying to assume control of Earth.
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 | The Flying Saucer
El disco volador | 1950 |
Director: Mikel Conrad
País: USA
Duración: 69'
Guión: Mikel Conrad (screenplay), Mikel Conrad (story), (more)
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Mikel Conrad, Pat Garrison, Hantz von Teuffen, Earle Lyon, Lester Sharpe, Russell Hicks, Frank Darien, Denver Pyle, Roy Engel, Garry Owen, Virginia Hewitt, George Baxter, Philip Morris, Robert Boon
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"Have we visitors from outer space?"
Both the CIA and KGB investigate UFOs in Alaska: friend or foe?
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 | Lost Planet Airmen
Lost Planet Airmen | 1951 |
Director: Fred C. Brannon
País: USA
Duración: 65'
Guión: Royal K. Cole (writer), William Lively (writer), (more)
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Tristram Coffin, Mae Clarke, Don Haggerty, House Peters Jr., James Craven, I. Stanford Jolley, Ted Adams, Stanley Price, Dale Van Sickel, Marshall Bradford, Douglas Evans, Tom Steele, David Sharpe, Arvon Dale
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Young member of scientific group uses new rocket-powered flying suit to thwart shadowy saboteur known only as "Dr. Vulcan".
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 | Unknown World
Unknown World | 1951 |
Director: Terry O. Morse
País: USA
Duración: 74'
Guión: Millard Kaufman (original screenplay)
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Bruce Kellogg, Otto Waldis, Jim Bannon, Tom Handley, Dick Cogan, George Baxter, Marilyn Nash, Victor Kilian, Harold Miller
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"Drilling into the forbidding depths of the earth!"
Scientists use a gigantic drilling machine for an expedition to the center of the earth.
A group of scientists drive an enclosed vehicle into an extinct volcano and then bore more than a thousand miles into the earth. They're searching for underground sanctuaries in case the surface of the earth becomes uninhabitable due to nuclear warfare. This is one of those low-budget, black-and-white films from the 50's that you want to laugh at it, and while it does have its share of bad dialog and cheesy special effects, there's an earnest, committed quality here which eventually overcomes most of the obvious faults. Viewers looking for cheap thrills will be disappointed.
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 | Mysterious Island
La isla misteriosa | 1951 |
Director: Spencer Gordon Bennet
País: USA
Duración: 252'
Guión: Lewis Clay (screenplay), Royal K. Cole (screenplay) , (more)
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Richard Crane, Marshall Reed, Karen Randle, Ralph Hodges, Gene Roth, Hugh Prosser, Leonard Penn, Terry Frost, Rusty Wescoatt, Bernie Hamilton, William Fawcett, George Robotham, Stanley Blystone, Roy Butler, Frank Ellis
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"OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD SERIAL THRILLS...As Mercury Space Ships Zoom Into This World!"
Union prisoners use a balloon to escape a Southern prison camp near the end of the Civil War and end up marooned on a mysterious volcanic island with very unusual inhabitants.
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 | Captain Video, Master of the Stratosphere
Captain Video | 1951 |
Director: Spencer Gordon Bennet, Wallace Grissell
País: USA
Duración: 287'
Guión: Royal K. Cole (screenplay), Sherman L. Lowe (screenplay), (more)
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Judd Holdren, Larry Stewart, George Eldredge, Gene Roth, Don C. Harvey, William Fawcett, Jack Ingram, I. Stanford Jolley, Skelton Knaggs, Jimmy Stark, Rusty Wescoatt, Zon Murray, William Bailey, Roy Butler, Tristram Coffin
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"The hottest hero of all, in the greatest of all serials!"
Space hero Captain Video battles the evil Vultura on the planet Atoma.
I've yet to see a really great Columbia serial, they all seem to go on too long, and this didn't break the mould. It took me a long time to track down a copy (thank God for video) and it was black & white, missing the Cinecolor tinted sequences, but beggars can't be choosers. Planet Atoma looks dusty, and is ruled by despot Vultura, everyone is dressed in costumes left over from a "Buck Rogers" serial and he wants to rule the universe, starting with Earth! Captain Video and a young man who every one calls "Ranger" take him on. Between them they have a Gadget for every emergency and some left over, and space flight is as easy as catching the local bus.....but It's fun. By the way in all of the 15 episodes there's not one girl.
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 | Two Lost Worlds
Two Lost Worlds | 1951 |
Director: Norman Dawn
País: USA
Duración: 61'
Guión: Boris Petroff (story), Tom Hubbard (adaptation), (more)
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James Arness, Kasey Rogers, Bill Kennedy, Gloria Petroff, Pierre Watkin, Tom Hubbard, Jane Harlan, Tom Monroe, Michael Rye, Fred Kohler Jr., Tim Graham, Richard Bartell, Robert Carson, Joey Ray, Charlene Hawks
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"Maddened prehistoric monsters wage warfare to the death!"
When the American clipper ship "The Queen" is attacked by pirates off the Hebrides in 1830, Mate Kirk...
This movie is available on video, and I recommend buying it. A problem with the bad movie genre (subgenre? metagenre?) is that it is dominated by science fiction and horror. Well, this movie has elements of both, but it is mainly an adventure film gone horribly wrong. So, it is often overlooked as a source of unintentional laughs. Here's 10 good reasons to see it:1. Look at the tattoos in the opening and closing title sequence.2. Is it a historical drama? A pirate adventure? A monster movie? Who knows?3. Bad narration -- lots of it! Could be missing pieces of soundtrack.4. James Aurness (sic) -- He was more expressive as the carrot in "The Thing"5. Bill Kennedy -- the grouchy costar was later a popular TV movie host in the Detroit area -- a special Michigan connection6. Fight montage sequence -- there must be stuff from 10 movies in here!7. You know, you can MOVE that camera! But this cinematographer obviously wasn't aware -- he just turned the camera on, and people walked in and out of the shot. Guess he was in the can a lot.8. The monsters fight each other, but pose no threat to the humans. They should get guest star billing!9. If you can tell the two lead women apart, you're doing better than me.10. Last but not least -- the finale features the world's most powerful handheld telescope as a side-splitting topper.I've said enough -- and last but not least -- it's SHORT! The best quality a bad movie can have. This one's a winner, folks.
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 | The Day the Earth Stood Still
Ultimátum a la Tierra | 1951 |
Director: Robert Wise
País: Estados Unidos
Duración: 89'
Guión: Edmund H. North (Historia: Harry Bates)
Fotografía: Leo Tover (B&W)
Música: Bernard Herrmann
Reparto:
Michael Rennie
Patricia Neal
Hugh Marlowe
Sam Jaffe
Billy Gray
Frances Bavier
Lock Martin
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Una nave extraterrestre llega a la tierra con la misión de entregar a los hombres un importante mensaje. El mundo entero queda conmocionado el día en que, sin previo aviso, un platillo aterriza en Washington y de él sale Klaatu, un alienígena de aspecto humano acompañado de Gort, un amenazante robot. Klaatu hace una petición a todos los gobernantes del mundo, pero es rechazada. Así las cosas, Klaatu decide observar cómo viven los humanos y, para ello, se hospeda en la casa de una mujer (Patricia Neal), madre de un chico, con el que Klaatu entabla amistad.
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 | Jungle Manhunt
Jungle Manhunt | 1951 |
Director: Lew Landers
País: USA
Duración: 66'
Guión: Samuel Newman (screenplay), Samuel Newman (story)
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Johnny Weissmuller, Bob Waterfield, Sheila Ryan, Rick Vallin, Lyle Talbot, Tamba, Rusty Wescoatt, Billy Wilkerson
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"SAFARI INTO SAVAGERY! (original ad - all caps)"
Football player Bob Miller, played by an actual football player, is lost in the jungle. Who else to find him but Jungle Jim.
I had long been curious about the "Jungle Jim" movie series after reading about it in the Leonard Maltin movie guide. So when Turner Classic Movies scheduled three of the movies one afternoon, I decided to give them a look.After watching them, I can understand why there's been little effort to resurrect this series into the minds of modern moviegoers. To be sure, there are some unintentionally hilarious things about this series. There is the frequent use of stock footage, which may not have been obvious to '50s viewers, but is very obvious today. Much of the outdoor footage is obviously not shot in the wilds of Africa, but on the desert landscape of California. Jungle Jim, on the flimsiest of excuses, goes swimming at least once in every movie, and the underwater footage is obviously filmed through the glass window of a tank. I saw the same stone staircase in *all* of the Jungle Jim movies I watched.While there are some laughs to be found in these movies, there are also some unlaughable parts. Weissmuller was starting to show his age, sometimes looking significantly older than the age he actually was. And there's the treatment of natives in the movie. Despite the fact that the movies take place in Africa, the natives are played by Caucasians! (Though considering their simple-minded nature and willing to be bossed by Jungle Jim, people of African descent might actually be thankful.) As for THIS particular Jungle Jim adventure, like the others I watched, I found it to be (overall) somewhat dull and talky, though the use of stock footage from ONE MILLION B.C. and a shark/octopus fight (in a river in Africa?????) did provide some needed laughs. But at the end, I felt like I hadn't seen anything new. As I said in my summary line at the beginning of this review, if you've seen one JUNGLE JIM movie...
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 | Fury of the Congo
Jim de la Selva y la furia del Congo | 1951 |
Director: William Berke
País: USA
Duración: 69'
Guión: Carroll Young (original screenplay), Alex Raymond (character creator)
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Johnny Weissmuller, Sherry Moreland, William Henry, Lyle Talbot, Joel Friedkin, George Eldredge, Rusty Wescoatt, Paul Marion, John Hart, Pierce Lyden, James Seay, Blanca Vischer
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Jungle Jim must protect rare pony-like animals whose glands produce a powerful narcotic. On the way, he fights a giant spider.
I obtained a copy of Fury of the Congo from the same source as the Bomba movies I have.In this one, Jungle Jim, a native woman and another man who is pretending to be their friend and is actually a hunter go and track down a group of hunters who have kidnapped all the native men. These hunters are after a rare breed of horse, the Okongo and want the native men to help them to kill the Okongoes as they are a source of a kind of drug. During the expedition, Jim and his companions face several dangers including dust storms and, best of all, a giant desert spider. The hunters are captured at the end, some of them killed and the native men are reunited with their wives. The Okongoes are safe and well too.As always, Johnny Wiessmuller plays Jungle Jim and the rest of the cast includes Lyle Talbot and William Henry.Fury of the Kongo is worth a look at if you get the chance. Quite hard to get hold of.Rating: 3 stars out of 5.
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 | Zombies of the Stratosphere
Zombies of the Stratosphere | 1952 |
Director: Fred C. Brannon
País: USA
Duración: 167'
Guión: Ronald Davidson (written by)
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Judd Holdren, Aline Towne, Wilson Wood, Lane Bradford, Stanley Waxman, John Crawford, Craig Kelly, Ray Boyle, Leonard Nimoy, Tom Steele, Dale Van Sickel, Roy Engel, Jack Harden, Paul Stader, Gayle Kellogg
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"Invasion From A Mystery Planet!"
The invaders come to Earth to create an H-bomb to blast Earth out of orbit so that Mars can take its place.
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 | Invasion USA
Invasion USA | 1952 |
Director: Alfred E. Green
País: USA
Duración: 73'
Guión: Robert Smith (story), Franz Schulz (story) , (more)
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Gerald Mohr, Peggie Castle, Dan O'Herlihy, Robert Bice, Tom Kennedy, Wade Crosby, Erik Blythe, Phyllis Coates, Aram Katcher, Knox Manning, Edward G. Robinson Jr., Noel Neill, Clarence A. Shoop, Jack Carr, John Crawford
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"It will scare the pants off you!"
A group of people at a bar witness the unfolding events of a Soviet invasion of the USA.
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 | Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla
The Boys from Brooklyn | 1952 |
Director: William Beaudine
País: USA
Duración: 74'
Guión: Tim Ryan (writer), Leo 'Ukie' Sherin (additional dialogue) , (more)
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Bela Lugosi, Duke Mitchell, Sammy Petrillo, Charlita, Muriel Landers, Al Kikume, Mickey Simpson, Milton Newberger, Martin Garralaga, Steve Calvert, Ray Corrigan, Billy Wilkerson
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"A horror film that will stiffen you with laughter!"
Two goofy entertainers meet a mad scientist on a jungle island.
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 | Radar Men from the Moon
Guerra entre planetas | 1952 |
Director: Fred C. Brannon
País: USA
Duración: 167'
Guión: Ronald Davidson (written by)
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George Wallace, Aline Towne, Roy Barcroft, William Bakewell, Clayton Moore, Peter Brocco, Robert R. Stephenson, Don Walters, Tom Steele, Dale Van Sickel, Wilson Wood, Noel Cravat, Baynes Barron, Paul McGuire, Ted Thorpe
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"HILLS OF DEATH! SUPER-SCIENCE STRUGGLE!"
Strategic targets on Earth are being destroyed by an unknown weapon. Government security head Henderson...
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 | Captive Women
1000 Years from Now | 1952 |
Director: Stuart Gilmore
País: USA
Duración: 64'
Guión: Jack Pollexfen (writer), Aubrey Wisberg (writer)
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Robert Clarke, Margaret Field, Gloria Saunders, Ron Randell, Stuart Randall, Paula Dorety, Robert Bice, Chili Williams, William Schallert, Eric Colmar, Douglas Evans, Marshall Bradford
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In a post-apocalyptic New York City, three tribes of mutants (the Norms, the Mutates and the Upriver people) battle each other to survive.
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 | Untamed Women
El valle de los dinosauros | 1952 |
Director: W. Merle Connell
País: USA
Duración: 70'
Guión: George Wallace Sayre (screenplay)
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Mikel Conrad, Doris Merrick, Richard Monahan, Mark Lowell, Morgan Jones, Midge Ware, Judy Brubaker, Carol Brewster, Autumn Russell, Lyle Talbot, Montgomery Pittman, Miriam Kaylor
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"They Feared No Monster - Yet Fell Before the Touch of Man!"
During World War II, an American bomber pilot is rescued after drifting at sea aboard a raft. After being administered truth serum...
This movie's a variation on the "men-are-stranded-with-lost-civilization-of-sex-starved-women" theme. A WWII bomber is forced down in the ocean, and after paddling their raft for a few days, the surviving men come ashore on the usual uncharted island, which is ruled by a race of women descended from the Druids (!).That's only the beginning of the fun, as the women are constantly pestered by "The Hairy Men", who are a bunch of actors dressed in animal skins and covered by fake hair. A few of the usual shots of lizards from "One Million Years B.C." are thrown in, there are battles with the "Hairy Men", and a volcanic eruption climax predictably ends the movie. The whole implausible story is told by Conrad in flashback to serious doctor Lyle Talbot and a nurse, who find the whole story a bit wild until "evidence" of its veracity is uncovered in the final shot.This movie is entertaining due to its bizarre plot, laughable dialogue, and plentiful action sequences. There's nothing quite like it, to be sure, so watch with an open mind.P.S.: Nomination for the movie's best line: "Ed, stand guard. Shoot anything with hair on it that moves!"
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 | Jungle Jim in the Forbidden Land
Jungle Jim in the Forbidden Land | 1952 |
Director: Lew Landers
País: USA
Duración: 65'
Guión: Samuel Newman (written by), (more)
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Johnny Weissmuller, Angela Greene, Jean Willes, Lester Matthews, William Tannen, George Eldredge, Frederic Berest, Tamba, Clem Erickson, William Fawcett, John Hart, Frank Jaquet, Irmgard Helen H. Raschke
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"JUNGLE WINDS WHISPERED, "BEWARE"! (original ad - all caps)"
Jungle Jim is forced to lead anthropologist Dr. Edwards into a land inhabited by giant people.
I know there are a lot of negative comments on IMDb regarding the series of Jungle Jim movies starring Johnny Weissmuller in the early 1950's. Yes, they were low budget films, and Johnny couldn't act his way out of a paper bag if his life depended on it. Nonetheless, I find these films fun, as long as you check your mind at the door while watching them.This entry in the series has Jungle Jim (Weissmuller) helping a pretty female anthropologist, Dr. Linda Roberts, (portrayed by actress Angela Greene) find the land of the Giants, a strange group of people who snarl like lions and look like werewolves on growth hormones. Of course we have to have the requisite bad guy, who is played by Lester Matthews, a corrupt commissioner who is stealing ivory from tusks of elephants.I love these movies because of the outrageous acts of daring do we are supposed to believe...watch Jungle Jim wrestle underwater with a 2,000 pound hippo! See Jim go one on one with a black panther, rolling on the ground with it attacking him and emerge without a scratch, his khakis as clean and starchily pressed as if he just got them from the cleaners. It's hilarious, and all in good, clean fun.If you watch these movies knowing they are not to be believed, but just enjoyed, then you'll have a good time.
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 | The Maze
The Maze | 1953 |
Director: William Cameron Menzies
País: USA
Duración: 80'
Guión: Daniel B. Ullman (written for the screen by), Maurice Sandoz (novel)
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Richard Carlson, Veronica Hurst, Katherine Emery, Michael Pate, John Dodsworth, Hillary Brooke, Stanley Fraser, Lilian Bond, Owen McGiveney, Robin Hughes, Jack Chefe, Clyde Cook, Bess Flowers, Kenner G. Kemp, Harold Miller
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"PLEASE do not reveal the amazing climax to your friends!"
A Scotsman abruptly breaks off his engagement to pretty Kitty and moves to his uncle's castle in the Scottish highlands...
I recently saw this film at a 3-D film festival in Hollywood. It was in polarized 3-D (Gray glasses not red & blue) It was so much fun to watch this film with an audience, the print was excellent and the 3-D perfect. The performances were over the top and that added to the fun, the surprise ending (that we aren't supposed to share with fellow movie go'ers, at least according to the movie trailer and poster) had people howling with laughter. By today's standards this is probably more comedy than horror but with the added dimension of 3-D (complete with cobwebs and bats coming out of the screen) this film was an entertaining romp into 50's horror.
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 | The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
El monstruo de los tiempos remotos | 1953 |
Director: Eugène Lourié
País: Estados Unidos
Duración: 80'
Guión: Fred Freiberger, Eugène Lourié, Lou Morheim, Robert Smith (Historia: Ray Bradbury)
Fotografía: John L. Russell (B&N)
Música: David Buttolph
Reparto:
Paul Hubschmid, Paula Raymond, Cecil Kellaway, Kenneth Tobey, Donald Woods, Lee Van Cleef, Steve Brodie, Ross Elliott, Jack Pennick
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Tras un experimento nuclear, un deshielo provoca la vuelta a la vida de un dinosaurio, que sembrará el pánico entre la población.
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 | Abbott and Costello Go to Mars
Abbott y Costello van a Marte | 1953 |
Director: Charles Lamont
País: USA
Duración: 77'
Guión: D.D. Beauchamp (story), Howard Christie (story), (more)
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Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Mari Blanchard, Robert Paige, Horace McMahon, Martha Hyer, Jack Kruschen, Joe Kirk, Jean Willes, Anita Ekberg, James Flavin, Jackie Loughery, Ruth Hampton, Valerie Jackson, Renate Hoy
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"THEY'RE OUT OF THIS WORLD ON A MISGUIDED MISSLE!"
Lester and Orville accidentally launch a rocket which is supposed to fly to Mars. Instead it goes to New Orleans for Mardi Gras...
"Go to Mars" has been unfairly maligned as Abbott and Costello's worst film. A careful comparison to "Mexican Hayride" or "Dance With Me, Henry" would certainly prove this point. While it doesn't rate in their Top 10, "Go to Mars" has many funny and wonderful moments.Among the great gags: Costello asking Abbott for a nickel to go through the Lincoln Tunnel; The Statue of Liberty ducking out of the way of the rocket. Costello's reactions to space flight are also funny.What drags the film down for me in the rankings are the following two items. First, the "space map" the rocket scientist uses to point out Venus and Mars; How can he find the two small planets among numerous pictures of large galaxies? If the map were accurate, Venus and Mars would not be in the Solar System, they would be two stars between galaxies! If these nitwits were in charge of the space program we would have never gotten to the moon! Second, the last 20 or so minutes are rushed compared to the rest of the film. It seems that in no time at all, Costello has gone from a prisoner on Venus to king. And then, just as quickly, is dethroned. This portion of the film is over too quickly, especially considering the bevy of Venus beauties we get to see!Take a quick look: that's Harry Shearer of "The Simpsons" and "Spinal Tap" fame in an uncredited role as a boy at the orphanage early in the film. Not their best, but certainly not their worst. 6 out of 10.
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 | Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Abbott y Costello contra el Dr. Jekyll y Mr. Hyde | 1953 |
Director: Charles Lamont
País: USA
Duración: 76'
Guión: Howard Dimsdale (writer), Sid Fields (story), (more)
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Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Boris Karloff, Craig Stevens, Helen Westcott, Reginald Denny, John Dierkes, Jimmy Aubrey, Wilson Benge, Marjorie Bennett, Judith Brian, Clyde Cook, Henry Corden, Harry Cording, John Daheim
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"All New ! All Wild ! All Fun !"
Two bumbling American cops hunt for the mysterious Mr. Hyde in London, England
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 | Project Moon Base
Project Moon Base | 1953 |
Director: Richard Talmadge
País: USA
Duración: 63'
Guión: Robert A. Heinlein (screenplay), Jack Seaman (screenplay)
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Donna Martell, Hayden Rorke, Ross Ford, Larry Johns, Herb Jacobs, Barbara Morrison, Ernestine Barrier, James Craven, John Hedloe, Peter Adams, Robert Karnes, John Straub, Charles Keane, John Tomecko, Robert Paltz
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"Thrills Come Rocketing to the Screen as Science Smashes a New Frontier!"
In the not-too-distant future of 1970, the United States is considering building bases on the Moon,...
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 | Planet Outlaws
Planet Outlaws | 1953 |
Director:
País: USA
Duración: 71'
Guión: Norman S. Hall (writer) (archive footage), Helen Leighton (narrative), (more)
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Buster Crabbe, Constance Moore, Jackie Moran, Jack Mulhall, Anthony Warde, Philip Ahn, C. Montague Shaw, Guy Usher, William Gould, Henry Brandon, Roy Barcroft, Al Bridge, Cyril Delevanti, Kenne Duncan, Karl Hackett
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"ATOMIC WAR comes from outer space!"
An American soldier suspended in time wakes up to find himself in the futuristic world of the year 2500.
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 | The Twonky
The Twonky | 1953 |
Director: Arch Oboler
País: USA
Duración: 84'
Guión: Henry Kuttner (story), C.L. Moore (story) , (more)
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Hans Conried, Janet Warren, William H. Lynn, Edwin Max, Gloria Blondell, Evelyn Beresford, Norman Field, Alice Backes, Trilby Conried, Joe Hawthorne, Al Jarvis, Bob Jellison, Lenore Kingston, Connie Marshall, Gayle Pace
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"Out of Your Own Tomorrow... Out of Time and Space a Fearsome Power!"
Tweedy college professor discovers his new TV set is animate, apparently possessed by something from the future, and militantly intent on regulating his daily life.
The Twonky is stranger than strange. A comedy-science fiction movie written by novelist Henry Kuttner and directed by one-time radio tyro Arch Oboler, it features Hans Conried as a college professor whose life is turned upside down by a television set that has developed a personality of its own, and seems determined to take over Conried's as well. Part of the fun is watching the star grapple (this may not be quite the right word) with his material in what may well be his only starring film role. I loved Hans Conried when I was growing up. He was a one of a kind performer who never got really well cast in movies or on television, though he had a successful stage and radio career. Conried was at once child-like and supercilious, and he had a vaguely European demeanor and sensibility, though he was in fact American-born. There was a refined, aristocratic quality to him, and he had impeccable timing. He was hammy and ironic at the same time, and he had a way of letting you knew that he knew that you got it. As an actor he was like a cross between Vincent Price and Joseph Schildkraut. Style was everything with him. What the hell he was doing in this bizarre-sub B movie is anyone's guess. He is well-cast in this film, but the movie is like a Saturday Night Live send-up of Ed Wood. As such it is enjoyable. Seldom has so much talent screwed up so regally as in The Twonky. I'm surprised it's not a cult classic.
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 | Killer Ape
Killer Ape | 1953 |
Director: Spencer Gordon Bennet
País: USA
Duración: 68'
Guión: Carroll Young (story), Arthur Hoerl (screenplay)
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Johnny Weissmuller, Carol Thurston, Max Palmer, Burt Wenland, Nestor Paiva, Paul Marion, Eddie Foster, Rory Mallinson, Ray Corrigan, Nick Stuart, Tamba, Michael Fox, Pedro Regas, Harry Wilson
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"DRUG-MAD BEASTS RAVAGE HUMAN PREY!"
Nasty white hunters are testing out their germ warfare weapons using wild animals in Africa ... until they run into Jungle Jim.
Jungle Jim does battle with an evil band of scientists who are capturing wild animals for use in testing a mind control drug. Meanwhile the evil scientists have trespassed into the valley of "The Killer Ape"; a half man, half ape monster that kills all those that enters his domain.As far as these Jungle Jim movies go, this one is one of my favorites. It's probably the most watchable of all the films in this mostly dreary series. Max Palmer as the strange prehistoric apeman helps enliven this film.
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 | Port Sinister
Port Sinister | 1953 |
Director: Harold Daniels
País: USA
Duración: 65'
Guión: Aubrey Wisberg (written by), Jack Pollexfen (written by)
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James Warren, Lynne Roberts, Paul Cavanagh, William Schallert, House Peters Jr., Marjorie Stapp, Helen Winston, Eric Colmar, Norman Budd, Anne Kimbell, Robert Bice, Merritt Stone, Ken Terrell, Charles Victor, Edward Hearn
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"Adventure on the High Seas...As a Sunken City Rises From Its Watery Grave (original poster)"
A 17th-century Caribbean port rumored to have frequented by pirates rises from the ocean floor, where...
Port Sinister is a nice little b-movie. It's nothing spectacular, but its entertaining.To me, it has the feel of a movie serial (in fact, there are a few actors in it from the old chapterplays). The story is relatively preposterous even for fifties science fiction: The legendary pirate town of Port Royal is scheduled to rise again from the sea and a scientific expedition to study it is hijacked by a band of criminals who hope to get all the hidden loot of the Governor's mansion.The only "name" you'll probably recognize in the cast is William Schallert (The Patty Duke Show, The Man From Planet X) who is cast as one of the double-crossing bad guys.There are some interesting special effects though. The sets are rather involved for a low-budget movie, with a lot of elevation and nooks and crannies for the heroes and baddies to get around. The crab monster that attacks some of the characters is actually one of the better crustacean monsters I've seen, with the only drawback being some stilted puppetry.I mainly wanted to watch this film because I collect fifties science fiction films. I wasn't expecting anything tremendously brilliant, but was pleasantly surprised at the relative cohesiveness and compactness of this little story.
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 | The Lost Planet
The Lost Planet | 1953 |
Director: Spencer Gordon Bennet
País: USA
Duración: '
Guión: George H. Plympton (story), Arthur Hoerl (story)
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Judd Holdren, Vivian Mason, Michael Fox, Forrest Taylor, Gene Roth, Ted Thorpe, Karl 'Killer' Davis, Jack George, Frederic Berest, John L. Cason, Lee Roberts, Nick Stuart, Leonard Penn, Joseph Mell, Pierre Watkin
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"IT'S A SENSATIONAL PREVIEW OF TOMORROW'S WONDER-WORLD!"
Two newspaper reporters battle a plot by the evil Dr. Grood to conquer the world.
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 | Killers from Space
Asesinos del espacio | 1954 |
Director: W. Lee Wilder
País: USA
Duración: 71'
Guión: William Raynor (screenplay), Myles Wilder (story)
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Peter Graves, James Seay, Steve Pendleton, Frank Gerstle, John Frederick, Barbara Bestar, Shepard Menken, Jack Daly, Ron Gans, Ben Welden, Burt Wenland, Lester Dorr, Robert Roark, Ruth Bennett, Mark Scott
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"Earth attacked!"
A scientist monitoring atomic tests, killed in a plane crash, is revived by aliens so he can spy on the tests and help them conquer the world.
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Gog, el monstruo de cinco manos | 1954 |
Director: Herbert L. Strock
País: USA
Duración: 85'
Guión: Tom Taggart (screenplay), Richard G. Taylor (additional dialogue), (more)
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Richard Egan, Constance Dowling, Herbert Marshall, John Wengraf, Philip Van Zandt, Valerie Vernon, Stephen Roberts, Byron Kane, David Alpert, Michael Fox, William Schallert, Marian Richman, Jean Dean, Tom Daly, Alex Jackson
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"MECHANICAL FRANKENSTEIN (original print ad - all caps)"
A security agent investigates sabotage and murder at a secret underground laboratory, home of two experimental robots.
... and there are unforgettable images which have stayed with me, especially the horrific scene as Dr. Hubertus (Michael Fox, perfectly cast) finds himself trapped within the test chamber with the slowly oscillating window wiper, and the growing panic that follows with the grim realization that his screams for help cannot be heard. And then that stare through the glass as his spectacles ice over ...Look for "Gog". There have to be copies out there somewhere.
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 | The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters
The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters | 1954 |
Director: Edward Bernds
País: USA
Duración: 65'
Guión: Edward Bernds (writer), Elwood Ullman (writer)
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Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Bernard Gorcey, Lloyd Corrigan, Ellen Corby, John Dehner, Laura Mason, Paul Wexler, David Gorcey, Benny Bartlett, Norman Bishop, Paul Bryar, Steve Calvert, Jack Diamond, Pat Flaherty
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"It's Monsterrific!"
Slip, Sach and the rest of the Bowery Boys enter a haunted house, where they engage in slapstick with a gorilla, a robot and a vampire.
In order to appreciate the slapstick comedy of the Bowery Boys, one must first be able to wholeheartedly laugh at the Three Stooges. Many of the comedy team films of the 40s and 50s centered around the same theme - haunted house, mad scientist, gorilla, brain transplant, etc. This one is like the rest. The most hilarious part of this film is how the Chief (Leo Gorcey) manages to mangle the English language, many times stumping Dr. Gravesend into trying to figure out what he's actually saying. Unlike The Three Stooges, the Bowery Boys are not really physical comedians. Huntz Hall's facial expressions are really not as funny as Curly's, Larry's or Moe's. Leo Gorcey tries to play it for laughs as best as he can by being bug-eyed, but it just doesn't come off. Perhaps his age was showing by this time and he just couldn't quite cut it anymore like in his earlier films. Still, the premise of the film is familiar, there are some good laughs from the entire cast, and it is worth a look, even if just for nostalgia's sake. Although I think the group's earlier films were much funnier, this is about the best one out of the series that were made in the 50s. Worth a peek.
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 | The Atomic Kid
The Atomic Kid | 1954 |
Director: Leslie H. Martinson
País: USA
Duración: 86'
Guión: Blake Edwards (story), Benedict Freedman (writer), (more)
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Mickey Rooney, Robert Strauss, Elaine Devry, Bill Goodwin, Whit Bissell, Joey Forman, Peter Leeds, Hal March, Fay Roope, Stanley Adams, Robert Emmett Keane, Peter Brocco, Charles J. Conrad, Paul Dubov, Sig Frohlich
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A uranium prospector is eating a peanut butter sandwich in the desert where atom bomb tests are being done...
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 | 20000 Leagues Under the Sea
20.000 leguas de viaje submarino | 1954 |
Director: Richard Fleischer
País: USA
Duración: 127'
Guión: Earl Felton (screenplay), (more)
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Kirk Douglas, James Mason, Paul Lukas, Peter Lorre, Robert J. Wilke, Ted de Corsia, Carleton Young, J.M. Kerrigan, Percy Helton, Ted Cooper, John Daheim, Jack Gargan, Harper Goff, Fred Graham, Harry Harvey
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"Walt Disney's Mighty, Magnificent, Memorable 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea!"
A ship sent to investigate a wave of mysterious sinkings encounters the advanced submarine, the Nautilus, commanded by Captain Nemo.
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 | Riders to the Stars
Cohete conquistador | 1954 |
Director: Richard Carlson, (more)
País: USA
Duración: 81'
Guión: Curt Siodmak (writer), Ivan Tors (story)
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William Lundigan, Herbert Marshall, Richard Carlson, Martha Hyer, Dawn Addams, Robert Karnes, Lawrence Dobkin, George Eldredge, Dan Riss, Michael Fox, King Donovan, Kem Dibbs, James Best, Jack George, John Hedloe
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"SEE! the breathtaking sight of earth as seen from outer space!"
In an attempt to discover the composition of meteors, three astronauts are sent out into space in three specially designed rockets...
As a long time classic sci fi fanatic, I must admit I'd never even heard of this film before. This comes as no surprise as it seems to have had essentially no significant release to VHS or DVD yet. For the fan of classic black and white '50s sci fi, this is essential viewing. Though the model effects are primitive and the "science" is rather dubious, the cast is first rate. Reasonably effective use of stock footage of U.S. military V-2 rocket tests helps overcome some of the budgetary limitations.
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 | Monster from the Ocean Floor
It Stalked the Ocean Floor | 1954 |
Director: Wyott Ordung
País: USA
Duración: 64'
Guión: Bill Danch (writer)
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Anne Kimbell, Stuart Wade, Dick Pinner, Wyott Ordung, Inez Palange, Jonathan Haze, David Garcia, Roger Corman
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"Up from the forbidden depths comes a Tidal Wave Of Terror!"
Julie, an American on vacation in Mexico, spots a giant, one-eyed amoeba rising from the ocean, but when she tries to tell the authorities...
On the surface, this film appears to be just another entry into the 50's cinema monster mill. But when we dive deeper we find some subtle and entertaining differences. The heroine is remarkably modern. She is brave, independent, determined, and completely oblivious to what the rather effete male characters think of her. The film is actually developed around her persona, and her dogged determination to seek the monster lurking below. The underwater scenes are beautiful examples of early open water cinematography in the lush, cool Pacific Ocean. The submarine is great. I really wanted one when I was a kid and first saw this film. The spunky actress seems to have done her own diving too. The scene in which she tries to fend off the shark is exciting. If you forget the rather weakly done monster, its minimal time on screen, and instead, focus on the enchanting heroine and her quest, this is not a bad film at all. I certainly find it entertaining. I have it on DVD and watch if often.
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 | The Rocket Man
Fuera del planeta | 1954 |
Director: Oscar Rudolph
País: USA
Duración: 79'
Guión: Lenny Bruce (writer), George W. George (story), (more)
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Charles Coburn, Spring Byington, Anne Francis, John Agar, George Winslow, Stanley Clements, Emory Parnell, June Clayworth, Don Haggerty, Beverly Garland, Paul Brinegar, Richard H. Cutting, Jack Daly, Byron Foulger, Harry Harvey
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"Out-of-this-world laughter and down-to-earth charm when the face from space turns out to be...the kid next door!"
Wacky complications ensue when a little boy comes into possession of a ray gun that compels anyone caught in its beam to tell the truth...
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 | Stranger from Venus
El Venusiano | 1954 |
Director: Burt Balaban
País: UK, USA
Duración: 75'
Guión: Hans Jacoby (screenplay), Desmond Leslie (story)
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Patricia Neal, Helmut Dantine, Derek Bond, Cyril Luckham, Willoughby Gray, Marigold Russell, Arthur Young, Kenneth Edwards, David Garth, Stanley Van Beers, Nigel Green, Graham Stuart, John Le Mesurier
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Stranger from Venus (1954) * (out of 4) An incredibly bad rip off of The Day the Earth Stood Still, this one here also starring Patricia Neal. An alien lands in a small British town where he tries to warn people and show them his healing powers. This British film isn't ashamed in how much it rips from the Robert Wise classic as we get scenes, which appear the same and even some of the dialogue is the same. Even stranger is that the producer's of this got Neal to pretty much play the same part. It's a real shame that they didn't try to do more with the story because it's just too dry to be entertaining. The Wise film had a number of rips but this one here doesn't have the camp value as something like John Carradine's The Cosmic Man. The performances are all rather bland and that includes Neal who must have known this film wasn't offering much.
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 | Silver Needle in the Sky
Silver Needle in the Sky | 1954 |
Director: Hollingsworth Morse
País: USA
Duración: '
Guión: Fritz Blocki (writer)
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Richard Crane, Sally Mansfield, Maurice Cass, Rudolph Anders, Scotty Beckett, Rand Brooks, Harry Lauter, Dayton Lummis, Robert Lyden, Charles Meredith, Patsy Parsons, Mickey Simpson
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A compilation of episodes from the 1954 TV series "Rocky Jones, Space Ranger," edited together and released as a feature.
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 | Conquest of Space
La conquista del espacio | 1955 |
Director: Byron Haskin
País: Estados Unidos
Duración: 81'
Guión: Philip Yordan, Barré Lyndon, George Worthing Yates, James O'Hanlon (Libro: Chesley Bonestell, Willy Ley, Wernher von Braun)
Fotografía: Lionel Lindon
Música: Van Cleave
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Walter Brooke
Eric Fleming
Mickey Shaughnessy
Phil Foster
William Redfield
William Hopper
Benson Fong
Ross Martin
Vito Scotti
John Dennis
Michael Fox
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En la estación espacial conocida como la Rueda, un grupo de hombres se prepara para realizar una expedición a la Luna. Pero el ambiente está cargado de tensiones debido a la presión de la misión. Llegan nuevas órdenes de la Tierra, que cambian el objetivo del viaje al planeta Marte. La tripulación de la Rueda aborda una nave y se lanzan a explorar el planeta rojo, pero el general Merritt comienza a tener delirios de corte religioso, considerando que la misión es una abominación que viola los límites impuestos por Dios a los hombres.
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 | Panther Girl of the Kongo
The Claw Monsters | 1955 |
Director: Franklin Adreon
País: USA
Duración: 167'
Guión: Ronald Davidson (written by)
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Phyllis Coates, Myron Healey, Arthur Space, John Daheim, Holly Bane, Morris Buchanan, Roy Glenn, Archie Savage, Ramsay Hill, Naaman Brown, Dan Ferniel, James Logan, Steve Calvert, Don Carlos, DeForest Covan
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"MAN-MADE MONSTERS TERRIFY THE JUNGLE as a mad scientist prepares to unleash a new fury on the world! (original poster)"
Jean Evans of an international wildlife foundation has made herself at home in Africa as the elephant-riding...
I remember this serial from the Saturday double features at our neighborhood theatre. This was one of my favorites since it featured a woman (gorgeous Class-A actress Phyllis Coates)who could kick butt pre-Tomb Raider. I don't mean with fancy weapons and stuff - I mean who could handle a high-powered rifle, wrestle and knock out a a man twice her size, and even square-off face-to-face with a lion, armed with only a knife and a lion's headdress.(!) For its time it was pretty good. My kids got a kick out of the storyline - giant crawdads invading Africa! The Panther Girl (who is actually dressed in a leopard suit) must get to the bottom of this and stop it (with the help of Class-Z ham Myron Healey). If you're up for something corny but fun in its own way, then get this serial. Oh, for a laugh or two, check out the scene when the natives are gathered and are about to set safari after seeing the giant crawdads in action and getting the stew scared out of them. One of the actors is off-cue and is staring at someone on the crew and laughing, then gets back into character after the scene has started with everyone else looking scared, but you have to look quickly. It's worth a look - even the kids might get a laugh or two. Nothing offensive whatsoever.
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 | The Noble Experiment
The Noble Experiment | 1955 |
Director: Tom Graeff
País: USA
Duración: '
Guión: Tom Graeff (written by)
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Tom Graeff, Phyllis Yarwood
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An amateur biochemist, successful with a chemical 'get-along pill' for his mother-in-law, pours a barrel full of the concoction into the city water supply.
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 | Carolina Cannonball
Carolina Cannonball | 1955 |
Director: Charles Lamont
País: USA
Duración: 73'
Guión: Frank Gill Jr. (story), Barry Shipman (writer)
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Judy Canova, Andy Clyde, Ross Elliott, Sig Ruman, Leon Askin, Jack Kruschen, Frank Wilcox, Emil Sitka
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Judy and her grandpa run a trolley between a train depot and a ghost town in Nevada, near the California border...
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 | The Black Sleep
Dr. Cadman's Secret | 1956 |
Director: Reginald Le Borg
País: USA
Duración: 82'
Guión: Gerald Drayson Adams (story), John C. Higgins (screenplay)
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Basil Rathbone, Akim Tamiroff, Lon Chaney Jr., John Carradine, Bela Lugosi, Herbert Rudley, Patricia Blair, Phyllis Stanley, Tor Johnson, Sally Yarnell, George Sawaya, Claire Carleton, Louanna Gardner, Peter Gordon, Clive Morgan
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"Out of the evil brain of a twisted scientist comes a fantastic robot army - crushing all barriers...feeding on beauty - lusting to claw the world apart!"
Sir Joel Cadman, a mad scientist, kidnaps his victims and cuts open their brains in an effort to discover a means to cure his wife's brain tumor.
I first saw "The Black Sleep" 48 years ago and was most impressed by the overall atmosphere and genuinely creepy nature of many of the scenes.Upon more recent viewings and further reflection, I must say that this film still fascinates me. I am hard-pressed to recall another Basil Rathbone performance (other than his work as Sherlock Holmes) to equal this one. Sure, he chews the scenery unashamedly, but that is a big part of what makes this movie fun. Add in the first rate supporting cast of Lon Chaney, Jr., Akim Tamiroff, Bela Lugosi, and especially John Carradine and you have a veritable "Who's Who" of horror and film noir icons of the period. One must not forget the contributions of Tor Johnson and the lesser known actors filling out the cast. The best scare occurs when we first meet Lon Chaney as "Mungo". The imaginative "point-of-view" camera work, focusing on Chaney's hands is very original and creative - especially for a low-budget production such as this one. My favorite scene, though, occurs quite late in the movie when the surgical "recoverees", led by the always riveting (although over-the-top) John Carradine, make their escape.Sadly Bela Lugosi's character is mute and we are thus deprived of the exquisite pleasure of hearing his unique voice and diction. His character induces sympathy - even pity, rather than horror. In my opinion, this represents his best work from the declining days of his career. I must also single out Akim Tamiroff for the unctuous humor he provides as Rathbone's procurer of surgical subjects.I give high marks for creative use of obviously cheap sets and evocative camera work. This is a movie which should not be missed by serious fans of films of the 50's. This is an excellent reminder of how they used to make effective horror films without soaking the screen with blood.10 points out of 10.
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 | The Werewolf
The Werewolf | 1956 |
Director: Fred F. Sears
País: USA
Duración: 79'
Guión: James B. Gordon (story), Robert E. Kent (writer)
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"You see it happen!"
Two scientists come across an auto accident, and find an unconscious man in the wreck. They take him...
I saw this one as a teenager in the late 60's on our local Friday late night "Chiller Theatre" and it scared me pretty good. It is also my favorite "Wolf Man Movie" for the many of the reasons stated here in these posts. The conceptual aspect of his affliction deals with science as opposed to the supernatural, which in my mind, gives the movie a more humane, not to mention realistic premise, making it unique to its predecessors. The atmosphere is great; the make-up is very convincing for it's time. Steven Ritch gives an excellent performance and I wouldn't be surprised if the emotional aspect of his performance may have had something to do with the real-life combat he saw during WW II. The entire starring and supporting cast; many of them veteran leading and character actors in their own right, do an excellent job and deliver very convincing performances. This is not the "Blair Witch Project," these folks really know their craft. This is not a great Hollywood movie; it is a very fine low budget film that delivers.I also was unable to find this movie anywhere commercially in any form and like many of the folks here, I taped my copy off of AMC (during the Halloween month of October). Just recently I dubbed my VHS copy to DVD. I agree that Columbia needs to release their catalog of Sci-Fi & Horror movies.This film shows that even in the direst circumstances, it is possible to bring out the best in ourselves and each other. I think that is what I like about this film the most; from the get- go that they knew it was probably impossible to save Dr. Marsh, but they each in their own way and collectively, tried regardless. It was a noble effort.
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 | The Beast of Hollow Mountain
The Beast of Hollow Mountain | 1956 |
Director: Edward Nassour, Ismael Rodríguez
País: USA, Mexico
Duración: 81'
Guión: Robert Hill (screenplay), Jack DeWitt (additional dialogue), (more)
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Guy Madison, Patricia Medina, Carlos Rivas, Mario Navarro, Pascual García Peña, Eduardo Noriega, Julio Villarreal, Lupe Carriles, Manuel Arvide, José Chávez, Roberto Contreras, Armando Gutiérrez, Margarito Luna, Jorge Treviño, Guillermo Hernández
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"One Day After A Million Years It Came Out Of Hiding To... Kill! Kill! Kill!"
An American cowboy living in Mexico discovers his cattle is being eaten by a giant prehistoric dinosaur.
It is said that a mountain surrounded by a swamp is hollow and that a prehistoric monster from 'the dawn of time' comes out during times of drought to stalk the land.Alright, so the plot lacks any sense of reality (there would have to be a whole race of dinosaurs for them to survive until the present day). The special effects also leave something to be desired. But look over these faults and you'll find that this film is actually very enjoyable and entertaining. The dinosaur isn't revealed until the last twenty minutes, but when it shows its face there's non-stop action, and for once the dinosaur can move fast and so poses a genuine threat. The dinosaur itself is fairly well-animated and there is a wonderful 'golden age of monster movies' feel about the whole thing.
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 | Man Beast
Man Beast | 1956 |
Director: Jerry Warren
País: USA
Duración: 67'
Guión: B. Arthur Cassidy (writer)
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Rock Madison, Asa Maynor, George Skaff, Tom Maruzzi, Lloyd Nelson, George Wells Lewis, Jack Haffner, Wong Sing, Brianne Murphy
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"Hair-raising excitement in the icy lair of man-like creatures roaming the roof of the world!"
Connie Hayward mounts an expedition into the Himalayan Mountains looking for her brother, who has not...
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Jungle Boy | 1956 |
Director: Norman A. Cerf
País: USA
Duración: '
Guión: Norman A. Cerf (story)
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Sabu, K.T. Stevens, David Bruce, George E. Stone, Naji, Robert Cabal, Serena Sande, Ted Stanhope, Jacqueline Lacey, Paul Dastagir
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A tribe in the Indian jungle is threatened by flying saucers, mysterious rays and radioactive rocks.
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Savage Fury | 1956 |
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País: USA
Duración: 70'
Guión: Basil Dickey (screenplay) (archive footage), Nate Gatzert (screenplay) (archive footage), (more)
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Noah Beery Jr., Dorothy Short, Harry Woods, Bryant Washburn, Russ Powell, Fred MacKaye, John Davidson, William Desmond, Stanley Andrews, Dickie Jones, Viva Tattersall
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"TERRIFYING ADVENTURE From the Heart of DARKEST AFRICA!"
Separately released feature version of the 1935 Serial, Call of the Savage.
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 | Kronos
Kronos | 1957 |
Director: Kurt Neumann
País: Estados Unidos
Duración: 76'
Guión: Lawrence L. Goldman (Historia: Irving Block)
Fotografía: Karl Struss (B&W)
Música: Paul Sawtell, Bert Shefter
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Jeff Morrow
Barbara Lawrence
John Emery
George O'Hanlon
Morris Ankrum
Kenneth Alton
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En una carretera solitaria del desierto californiano, un conductor es poseído por una extraña entidad extraterrestre. De repente el hombre tiene un objetivo: el observatorio gubernamental Labcentral y su director, el Dr. Eliot. Mientras tanto, una enorme masa cúbica venida del espacio ha emergido del océano y se dirige hacia las ciudades, absorbiendo todas las fuentes de energía que encuentra a su paso. ¿Una invasión alienígena está en marcha? La cuenta atrás ha comenzado. Kronos de Kurt Neumann (Cohete K-1, La mosca) es, y no sólo por su título, una película mitológica, por condensar todos los elementos temáticos y simbólicos de la ciencia ficción de los años 50 (invasión extraterrestre, robot y tecnología avanzada, destrucción cataclísmica, posesión y usurpación de identidad); y por reunir a los “dioses antiguos” del género (Irving Block y Jack Rabin en los efectos especiales; Karl Struss en la fotografía; Paul Sawtell y Bert Shefter en la música, etc.), aquellos que darían a luz a los Zeus de la ciencia ficción moderna, los James Cameron, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas y otros parangones del éxito. -información de la distribuidora-
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 | The Giant Claw
La Garra Gigante | 1957 |
Director: Fred F. Sears
País: Estados Unidos
Duración: 75'
Guión: Paul Gangelin, Samuel Newman
Fotografía: Benjamin H. Kline (B&W)
Música: Mischa Bakaleinikof
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Jeff Morrow
Mara Corday
Morris Ankrum
Louis Merrill
Edgar Barrier
Robert Shayne
Frank Griffin
Clark Howat
Morgan Jones
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Mitch MacAfee es un miembro del equipo técnico que está probando un nuevo dispositivo de radar para el ejército. En pleno test, mientras vuela un jet logra distinguir un enorme OVNI que pasa a enorme velocidad varias veces alrededor de su avión. Se emite la alerta y numerosos escuadrones salen a interceptar el objeto sin éxito. Los militares creen que ha sido una falsa alarma de Mitch, pero comienzan a llegar numerosos reportes de aviones desaparecidos alrededor de la zona. Mientras los militares investigan, Mitch y la hermosa matemática Sally Caldwell regresan a la ciudad en un avión del ejército, pero son atacados por el OVNI y se estrellan. Rescatados por un lugareño, el mismo les habla de "La Cacanya", un ser alado mitológico que está surcando los cielos de la zona. Cuando Mitch y Sally regresan por fin a la ciudad, se enteran de más reportes de aviones desaparecidos, y el ejército ha logrado fotografiar al objeto. Se trata de una enorme ave alienígena, aparentemente indestructible, que está atacando a la región con un rumbo definido. Y de acuerdo a la trayectoria, no faltará mucho para que el ave llegue a la poblada ciudad de Nueva York.
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 | The Incredible Petrified World
El mundo increíble | 1957 |
Director: Jerry Warren
País: USA
Duración: 70'
Guión: John W. Steiner (writer)
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John Carradine, Robert Clarke, Phyllis Coates, Allen Windsor, Sheila Noonan, George Skaff, Maurice Bernard, Joe Maierhouser, Lloyd Nelson, Harry Raven, Milt Collion, Robert Carroll, Lowell Hopkins, Jack Haffner, Jerry Warren
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"See women trapped in fantastic caverns at the center of Earth!"
Four adventurers descend to the depths of the ocean when the cable on their underwater diving bell snaps...
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 | Beginning of the End
Beginning of the End | 1957 |
Director: Bert I. Gordon
País: USA
Duración: 76'
Guión: Fred Freiberger (writer), Lester Gorn (writer)
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Peter Graves, Peggie Castle, Morris Ankrum, Than Wyenn, Thomas Browne Henry, Richard Benedict, James Seay, John Close, Don C. Harvey, Larry J. Blake, Eilene Janssen, Hylton Socher, Frank Wilcox, Douglas Evans, Paul Grant
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"Filmed in New Horrorscope!"
Audrey Ames, an enterprising journalist, tries to get the scoop on giant grasshoppers accidentally created at the Illinois State experimental farm...
Beginning of the End was one of the scariest movies I ever saw. I saw it at the age of nine at our local first-time A-flick theater, the State. When it ran at the second-run B-flick theater, the Rialto, I dragged my little brother Jeff to see it. He watched it from between the seats. We used to sit up and watch Shock Theater and we knew scary when we saw it.What a lot of people miss today, is that the popular science magazines at the time "Beginning..." came out were full of speculation about using radiation to enhance crops and livestock, just like the experiments in Peter Grave's agricultural station in the movie. I also remember that Bert Gordon's earlier movie, King Dinosaur, came out after a close approach to earth by an asteroid was in the news. These movies were ripped fresh from the headlines.Yes, the low budget values are low. There's the ponderous pseudoWagnerian Albert Glasser music Da-DUM-da-da-da-DA-DUM motif for reporter-driving-down-road, cop-driving-down-road, reporter-stopping-at-road-block, etc. We see the mountains of Illinois that look suspiciously like southern California (at least they did not use Bronson Canyon in this one (they didn't did they?).)Yes, they do use the same stock footage three times for rear projection behind characters "driving" down the road, but, hey, they DO tint the stock footage for the nighttime driving scene.But the woman reporter, Peggy Castle, is not only a good looker, but a strong woman who is treated as a equal by most of the men, who show her respect. She is a tough cookie like Beverly Garland in It Conquered the World. Not a typical 1950s bimbo or weak sister. I always thought Peggy Castle's character taught Peter Grave's character how to be a man.And when Morris Ankrum is in uniform, you know however dicey the situation, right and good will triumph in the end. Even in the Beginning of the End.This movie does have a message: if you park on a lonely road and engage in illicit teenage necking, you will be eaten by giant mutant grasshoppers.
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 | The Invisible Boy
El chico invisible | 1957 |
Director: Herman Hoffman
País: USA
Duración: 90'
Guión: Cyril Hume (screenplay), Edmund Cooper (story)
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Richard Eyer, Philip Abbott, Diane Brewster, Harold J. Stone, Robert H. Harris, Dennis McCarthy, Alexander Lockwood, John O'Malley, Robby the Robot, Rayford Barnes, Gage Clarke, Helen Kleeb, Alfred Linder, Marvin Miller, Michael Miller
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"The science-monster who would destroy the world!"
A ten-year-old boy and Robby the Robot team up to prevent a Super Computer from controlling the Earth from a satellite.
Such a strange film. One that doesn't really know which gimmick to run with: the super computer, the borrowed and infamous Robby the robot, invisibility, or space travel. It's a schizophrenic jumble of the time's sci-fi staples, with absurdly weak links. Still, I can't say it was ever dull. One thing that struck me about this picture, was the dry humor involving the Scientist father. He reacts almost casually to his son's sudden intelligence boost and invisibility. It comes off like a satire of the Cleaver-type family, and was a welcome surprise.Give this one a chance if you catch it on Turner Classic Movies one night. But I wouldn't recommend seeking it out for purchase.
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 | The Black Scorpion
The Black Scorpion | 1957 |
Director: Edward Ludwig
País: USA
Duración: 88'
Guión: David Duncan (screenplay), Robert Blees (screenplay) , (more)
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Richard Denning, Mara Corday, Carlos Rivas, Mario Navarro, Carlos Múzquiz, Pascual García Peña, Fanny Schiller, Pedro Galván, Arturo Martínez, Bob Johnson
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"DON'T BE ASHAMED TO SCREAM - IT HELPS TO RELIEVE THE TENSION"
Volcanic activity frees giant scorpions from the earth who wreak havoc in the rural countryside and eventually threaten Mexico City.
Black Scorpion, is another semi classic, 50s giant monster movie. It should have been called the scorpions that ate Mexico. If you enjoy other movies from the 50s that feature giant insects or other huge monsters wreaking havoc on mankind, you will also like Black Scorpion. You do have to keep in mind that this was made in 1957. Don't be looking for the thrills you can get from the special effects in today's horror movies. The movie has to be viewed within the context of the time it was released. For it's time, the special effects were great. This was truly a scary movie for it's time and continues to be exciting today. I found this to be a very entertaining movie and recommend it to anyone who enjoys the giant monsters of the 50s and early 60s. Enjoy.
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 | The Land Unknown
The Land Unknown | 1957 |
Director: Virgil W. Vogel
País: USA
Duración: 78'
Guión: Charles Palmer (story), William N. Robson (adaptation), (more)
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Jock Mahoney, Shirley Patterson, William Reynolds, Henry Brandon, Douglas Kennedy, Phil Harvey, Ralph Brooks, Kenner G. Kemp, Bing Russell, Bert Stevens
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"DEEP IN THE ANTARCTIC WILDERNESS! (original print ad - all caps)"
Three men and a woman crash-land in a deep crater in Antarctica, where they find a prehistoric world.
This rip-roaring sci-fi adventure scores high marks in several categories. The story concerns four people whose helicopter lands in an unknown prehistoric valley, a freak temperate zone located thousands of feet below sea level in the Antarctic, kept warm by volcanically-heated water and a permanent cloud layer that traps the warm air. The special effects are by Universal's FX wizard Clifford Stine, and even though the dinosaurs are not animated, they aren't badly done. The Tyrannosaurus Rex is a man in a suit, the flippered dinosaur is fairly convincing puppet, and the rest are enlarged lizards. All the dinosaurs are skillfully integrated with live action shots.Stine loaded the film with wonderful scenes of the fog-shrouded prehistoric landscape, using marvelous matt shots and impressive sets, creating a Skull Island atmosphere. In some ways, this is the perfect 1950's sci-fi film, because it proudly presents a wealth of facts about the Antarctic before it begins its fanciful story.The music by Joseph Gershenson is extremely effective. Director Virgil Vogel ("The Mole People") keeps the action moving right along. Hero Jock Mahoney (who later played Tarzan) is a stalwart hero, and Shawn Smith (the stern lady astronaut in "It! The Terror from Beyond Space" and the luscious babe in a mini-skirt in "World Without End") makes a gorgeous heroine. Henry Brandon does a commendable job as a half-crazed survivor from a previous expedition -- and I read somewhere that he was actually a member of the 1947 Bird Expedition to the North Pole. Don't remember where I read it, so I might be misinformed.
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 | The Unearthly
Nido de monstruos | 1957 |
Director: Boris Petroff
País: USA
Duración: 73'
Guión: Jane Mann (original story), John D.F. Black (screenplay) , (more)
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John Carradine, Myron Healey, Allison Hayes, Marilyn Buferd, Arthur Batanides, Sally Todd, Tor Johnson, Roy Gordon, Guy Prescott, Raymond Guta, Harry Fleer, Gloria Petroff, Paul McWilliams, Karl Johnson
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"An army of mutants on a mission from hell!"
Mad doctor uses patients at his isolated psychiatric institute as subjects in his attempts to create longevity by surgically installing an artificial gland in their skulls, with disastrous results.
Acceptable scare-fare here, with two of the B movie greats, Carridine and Healy, and the prince of the C,D,E,and F movies, Tor Johnson. Not as campy as an Arch Hall Jr. or Dennis Ray Steckler effort-the production values are too good-but still some good giggles at trite dialogue and silly plot.
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 | The Vampire
Mark of the Vampire | 1957 |
Director: Paul Landres
País: USA
Duración: 75'
Guión: Pat Fielder (screenplay), Pat Fielder (story)
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John Beal, Coleen Gray, Kenneth Tobey, Lydia Reed, Dabbs Greer, Herb Vigran, Paul Brinegar, Ann Staunton, James Griffith, Budd Buster, Arthur Gardner, Raymond Greenleaf, Hallene Hill, Mauritz Hugo, Louise Lewis
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"It Feeds on the Blood of Beautiful Women!"
A small town doctor mistakenly ingests an experimental drug made from the blood of vampire bats which transforms the kindly medic into a bloodthirsty monster.
Dr. Paul Beecher, a respected small-town physician and all-around nice guy, ingests some mysterious pills given to him by his annoying daughter. It seems the li'l brat has foolishly mistaken them for his migraine medication! After Beecher develops a chemical dependency for the drug, he slowly realizes that he was responsible for a series of bizarre murders committed while he was under the influence of these pills. Apparently, these harmless-looking tablets have the power to make their user mutate into a hairy, bloodthirsty vampire at nightfall, leaving him with no recollection of what he has done after the effects have worn off. How could these pills be so powerful? Easy! Because they contain a chemical extracted from a vampire bat!!This fun, fast-paced horror flick was made in that classic monster-movie style that we have all come to love, yet at the same time it has some very unique and clever twists. The vampire, who is played excellently by John Beal, really looks nothing like you'd expect. Rather than having the bloodsucker portrayed as the standard well-dressed, intelligent, and graceful DRACULA lookalike, THE VAMPIRE depicts him as a hairy, ugly, clumsy beast who ambles aimlessly after his targets. In my opinion, the interpretation of a vampire as being angry, primitive, and relentlessly brutal is much more frightening than the notion of a slick, attractive, intellectual vamp.The characters in this film are eccentric, likeable, and very well-acted; and the special effects, although simple and outdated, are surprisingly effective. Despite the fact that THE VAMPIRE's story may contain a few glaring inconsistencies, it still succeeds as a suspenseful yet down-to-earth creature feature.
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 | The Man Without a Body
The Man Without a Body | 1957 |
Director: Charles Saunders, W. Lee Wilder
País: UK, USA
Duración: 80'
Guión: William Grote (writer)
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Robert Hutton, George Coulouris, Julia Arnall, Nadja Regin, Sheldon Lawrence, Peter Copley, Michael Golden, Norman Shelley, Stanley Van Beers, Tony Quinn, Maurice Kaufmann, William Sherwood, Edwin Ellis, Donald Marley, Frank Forsyth
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"a diabolical dream come true! Who is his Next Victim?"
A wealthy business man discovers he has a brain tumor and seeks medical help. The business man finds...
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 | I Was a Teenage Frankenstein
I Was a Teenage Frankenstein | 1957 |
Director: Herbert L. Strock
País: USA
Duración: 74'
Guión: Herman Cohen (writer), Aben Kandel (writer)
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Whit Bissell, Phyllis Coates, Robert Burton, Gary Conway, George Lynn, John Cliff, Marshall Bradford, Claudia Bryar, Angela Blake, Russ Whiteman, Charles Seel, Paul Keast, Gretchen Thomas, Patrick Miller, Joy Stoner
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"Body of a boy! Mind of a monster! Soul of an unearthly thing!"
Professor Frankenstein, a university lecturer with an alligator pit under his house, steals body parts...
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Voodoo Woman | 1957 |
Director: Edward L. Cahn
País: USA
Duración: 75'
Guión: Russ Bender (writer), V.I. Voss (writer)
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Marla English, Tom Conway, Mike Connors, Lance Fuller, Mary Ellen Kay, Paul Dubov, Martin Wilkins, Norman Willis, Otis Greene, Emmett Smith, Paul Blaisdell, Giselle D'Arc, Jean Davis
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"A woman by day... a monster by night!"
Deep in the jungles a mad scientist is using the natives' voodoo for his experiments to create an indestructible being to serve his will...
This 1950's howler is so bad it's unintentionally funny. Tom Conway portrays Dr. Gerard, a scientist who is turning natives into a monster using voodoo. His poor wife, played by Mary Ellen Kay, is being held captive by her wacko hubby who has no time for her but threatens to kill her if she leaves him. Along comes Marla English as a greedy murderess who has already killed a man to find treasure in the jungle. Her idiot boyfriend, portrayed by Lance Fuller, is along on the safari. They hire "Touch" Connors, (later renamed Mike Connors, of Mannix fame) as a guide. English is a terrible actress, but hey, no one else in the cast were turning in academy award winning performances either. "Touch" (I'm sorry, I can't even type the name without cracking up, I mean, what the...) gave the only half way decent performance of the bunch and that's saying a lot. The monster is only seen briefly, and the ending is predictable to say the least. I would say this movie falls into the "it's so bad, it's almost good" category of movies. It's good on a rainy night when nothing else is on the tube.
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 | The Man Who Turned to Stone
The Man Who Turned to Stone | 1957 |
Director: László Kardos
País: USA
Duración: 71'
Guión: Bernard Gordon (written by) (originally as Raymond T. Marcus)
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Victor Jory, William Hudson, Charlotte Austin, Jean Willes, Ann Doran, Paul Cavanagh, George Lynn, Victor Varconi, Friedrich von Ledebur, Tina Carver, Barbara Wilson, Don C. Harvey, Jean Harvey
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"Human or inhuman? No woman is safe...!"
Jory and his followers stay immortal by siphoning off the life forces of others. If they don't get renewed, they petrify.
I purchased a Goodtimes Video of this film in 1989 for $8.99. The jacket promo includes a statement claiming, "Weird scientists murder young girls to prolong life." Ah well, it turns out the jacket is far more exciting than the film. Young inmates of a women's minimum security prison continue to die of "heart failure." This becomes a little too obvious and the handsome young corrections psychiatrist, William Hudson as Dr. Rogers, is called in to investigate. The good doctor finds out that Dr. Murdock (Victory Jory) and the rest of the prison staff are all over 200 years old and must renew themselves from time to time with new life energy. It has been determined that young females are the best sources of this new energy, thus Murdock and his confederates have placed themselves in charge of a women's prison. All ends happily, however, after Dr. Rogers saves his lady love, the kind-hearted social worker Carol, played by Charlotte Austin, from Murdock's murderous clutches. Films such as this must be judged in context to it's genre, the time that it was filmed in (1957), and budget, which in this case it is obvious the budget was very modest. The sets are mediocre, the film is somewhat grainy and production values iffy at best and that is being kind. In short, this is another 1950's era horror / sci-fi B-film which could have been done much better in a different time and with greater financing. Not even the presence of that fine character actor Victor Jory, (a fine player for many years who never received the acclaim he deserved), could lift this one very high, but even with its limitations it is enjoyable to fans of this type of film. Today, the setting and story plot would tempt a director to include nudity and perhaps soft core porno scenes, which would change the tone of the story dramatically and this would be a shame, because the story itself is pretty good. Of course, I am prejudiced. Anything that has to do with time travel interests me greatly and immortality is, to me, a form of time travel. This one is of interest to fans of this type of film only, but don't let that stop you from catching it on late night TV if you can. If nothing else, it is an excellent example of the lesser B films of the era, an era far more interesting to serious students of film than most of the general public today realizes.
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 | The Unknown Terror
The Unknown Terror | 1957 |
Director: Charles Marquis Warren
País: USA
Duración: 76'
Guión: Kenneth Higgins (writer)
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John Howard, Mala Powers, Paul Richards, May Wynn, Gerald Milton, Duane Grey, Richard Gilden, Martin Garralaga, Patrick O'Moore, William Hamel, Charles H. Gray, Charles Postal, Sir Lancelot
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"They dared enter the Cave of Death to explore the secrets of hell!"
A woman leads an expedition into a remote jungle to find her long-lost brother, but instead finds a mad scientist who has created a fungus monster that feeds on the local inhabitants.
Only recently have movie makers started to make movies like this again. This movie was one of the hidden gems of science fiction. The plot was basic, with interesting characters, and an exciting story line. One outstanding feature was that the hero was actually disabled. Try getting a script like that past producers in the 70's through the 90's! And he was very likable, dignified character. A team, your basic hero, the girl, and the preppy glory seeking antagonist, search for the girl's brother in a remote cave, and find a few surprises. The monster fungus is scary by any day's standards, due to proper directing techniques. The film works. And it leaves you with a sense of excitement and enjoyment. It is a truly fun movie.
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 | The Night the World Exploded
The Night the World Exploded | 1957 |
Director: Fred F. Sears
País: USA
Duración: 64'
Guión: Jack Natteford (writer), Luci Ward (writer)
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Kathryn Grant, William Leslie, Tristram Coffin, Raymond Greenleaf, Charles Evans, Frank J. Scannell, Marshall Reed, Fred Coby, Paul Savage, Terry Frost, John Close, Sam Harris, Robert Kino, Pierce Lyden, Dennis Moore
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"Super-quake tilts the earth!"
Dr. Conway has perfected a machine which he believes will predict earthquakes, and has determined that one will strike California within 24 hours...
Well, I like this movie, and I don't care what the critics say. It's a low-budget "Monolith Monsters" in reverse, sort of. Unlike the Monoliths that grow explosively when wet, the rocks in NTWE explode when dry.Yes, the props and sets are cheesy sometimes (the "Pressure Photometer" could use a few squirts of oil), but it's an interesting concept that makes an attempt to offer halfway logical scientific reasons for its premise, unlike the pure nonsense of more contemporary movies like "Independence Day", in which any appearance of logical reasoning is thrown out the window.Unfortunately, there appears to have never been a studio release of this movie, either on VHS or DVD. Currently, one can find both formats on ebay, but they all seem to be copies of the same TV broadcast.
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 | Night of the Blood Beast
Night of the Blood Beast | 1958 |
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
País: USA
Duración: 62'
Guión: Gene Corman (story), Martin Varno (writer)
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John Baer, Angela Greene, Ed Nelson, Georgianna Carter, Michael Emmet, Tyler McVey, Ross Sturlin
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"No girl was safe as long as this head-hunting thing roamed the land!"
An astronaut returns from space dead. The base that recovered him is then cut off from the outside world by an alien...
An entertaining piece of low budget schlock. Despite the cheesy production values, it's quite well done. A zombified, hairy chested scientist, denied the opportunity to wear a shirt after his pseudodemise, is impregnated with alien sea monkeys, clearly an homage to the ads inside comic books of the era. Why is it that, when Roger Corman is involved, there's a always a shirtless, hairy chested scientist, e.g. Giant Leeches, Crab Monsters? I don't get it, but thanks a million, Roger. The plot and characters are no worse than in any other sci-fi from the fifties and all the actors are veterans of genre TV and movies. The lighting is sometimes good, the score is theremin heavy with an occasional moment of Felliniesque jauntiness. The monster is post-nuclear Sesame Street, but after all the money spent on the sea monkey x-ray scene, you can't have everything. If you pay attention to the opening title sequence, you'll note that the rocket ship separates from its booster rocket and looks amazingly like the space shuttle. Sometimes they get it right.
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 | Missile to the Moon
Invasion de la luna | 1958 |
Director: Richard E. Cunha
País: USA
Duración: 78'
Guión: H.E. Barrie (screenplay), Vincent Fotre (screenplay)
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Richard Travis, Cathy Downs, K.T. Stevens, Tommy Cook, Nina Bara, Gary Clarke, Michael Whalen, Laurie Mitchell, Leslie Parrish, Henry Hunter, Lee Roberts, Sandra Wirth, Pat Mowry, Tania Velia, Sanita Pelkey
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"A Giant Fiendish Creature!"
Escaped convicts Gary and Lon are caught hiding in a rocket by scientist Dirk Green, who forces them to pilot the ship to the moon...
Richard Cunha did not direct many movies but the few he did give us are fantastic. You know right away you are in an alternate universe when you watch this one. Hero Richard Travis pulls back a curtain to give us a look at what is supposed to be a giant rocket way out in the background; but you can tell immediately that it is a wooden model just a few inches away! Oh it just gets better from there! Scientist Michael Whalen blasts off for the Moon with a makeshift crew of 2 escaped JD's (Gary Clarke of HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER fame and Tommy Cook of no particular fame at all). Mr. Travis and girlfriend Cathy Downs (former fiancée of THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN) go aboard just before blastoff and are unable to get off in time . . . does that mean they were shanghaied? Amazingly the extra weight does not affect fuel or oxygen consumption and apart from the obligatory meteor shower they reach the Moon with no problem. Remember to keep repeating "It's only a movie, only a movie, only a movie . . ."This is not the Moon of DESTINATION MOON, oh no! This Moon is inhabited by walking rocks that look like Gumby on steroids, a giant spider that looks like a puppet (well okay it IS a puppet but it's a darn mean looking puppet!) and a civilisation of beautiful women. They have a distinct problem though, they are running out of oxygen and must take off for another planet soon or else! They want the Earth people to show them how to build a rocket to carry them to safety. Meanwhile moon girl Alpha (Nina Bara) takes one look at Travis and decides she must have him for a mate and her unrequited love is more important than the survival of her own race. Talk about self absorbed!Is it art? No. Is it fun? You bet! The puppet spider had already been seen in the 3-D film CAT WOMEN OF THE MOON but Mr. Cunha's film is much more fun. The rock men are surprisingly good and the Moon girls are fabulous. Look closely for Leslie Parrish (Daisy Mae of L'IL ABNER fame) and Lisa Simone who would go on to meet THE GIANT GILA MONSTER among the lunar beauties.Amazing some TV prints cut the scenes of the spider claiming a victim and the climactic shot that shows why you should not go out in the sun while visiting the moon. Some DVD prints of this now Public Domain title offer the film uncut. Notice I said some, not all!
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 | The Space Children
Hijos del espacio | 1958 |
Director: Jack Arnold
País: USA
Duración: 69'
Guión: Tom Filer (novel), Bernard C. Schoenfeld (screenplay)
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Michel Ray, Adam Williams, Peggy Webber, Johnny Washbrook, Jackie Coogan, Richard Shannon, Raymond Bailey, Sandy Descher, Larry Pennell, Peter Baldwin, Ty Hardin, Russell Johnson, David Bair, Johnny Crawford, Eilene Janssen
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"Slowly...and with horror the parents realized THEIR CHILDREN WERE THE SLAVES OF 'THE THING' FROM OUTER SPACE!"
An alien intelligence aborts the launching of a rocket with the help of a bunch of children.
The children of some US rocket scientists come under the spell of a strange alien being that seems to want them to sabotage the nations defense!Another B thriller from director Jack Arnold (who directed the classic Creature from the Black Lagoon in 1954), this one is a bit more intelligent than the average drive-in sci-fi fodder. The Space Children is actually an anti-war film kind of in the tradition of The Twilight Zone, the story does indeed resemble a story that one would see on the classic TV series. Arnold lends some steady direction, creating an occasionally eerie atmosphere (who could ever forget that spooky final image of an ill-fated Russell Johnson?) and a decent alien creation. Kudos go to a chilling music score.The cast isn't half bad, the youths of the film being especially good.A worth-wild watch for those who like the films of this era.** 1/2 out of ****
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 | Queen of Outer Space
La Rebelión De Los Planetas | 1958 |
Director: Edward Bernds
País: USA
Duración: 80'
Guión: Charles Beaumont (screenplay), Ben Hecht (story)
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Zsa Zsa Gabor, Eric Fleming, Dave Willock, Laurie Mitchell, Lisa Davis, Paul Birch, Patrick Waltz, Barbara Darrow, Marilyn Buferd, Mary Ford, Marya Stevens, Laura Mason, Lynn Cartwright, Kathy Marlowe, Coleen Drake
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"Mankind's first fantastic flight to Venus - the female planet!"
American astronauts are drawn by a mysterious force to the planet Venus, which they find to be inhabited only by beautiful women and their despotic queen.
I saw this film on late night TV as a youth and thought it was the coolest movie I had ever seen. Of course at that time, the coolest movie I'd ever seen was usually the most recent one. But there was something eerie and scary and exciting and fun about QOOS...... the hideous queen with her mask, the statuesque women of Venus, the death ray, the giant spider-beasts..and Zsa Zsa. Of course, now I see the film for the campy delight it is and was intended. It's so-bad-it's-good and I own a copy of it and watch it when I need a laugh. The lines from the wolfish astronaut is so brutally oafish that I can't believe it was delivered with a straight face.
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 | Frankenstein's Daughter
Frankenstein's Daughter | 1958 |
Director: Richard E. Cunha
País: USA
Duración: 85'
Guión: H.E. Barrie (screenplay)
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John Ashley, Sandra Knight, Donald Murphy, Sally Todd, Harold Lloyd Jr., Felix Locher, Wolfe Barzell, John Zaremba, Robert Dix, Harry Wilson, Voltaire Perkins, Charlotte Portney, Bill Coontz, George Barrows, Page Cavanaugh
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"It reaches from the grave to re-live the horror, the terror! More destructive! More terrifying!"
Dr. Frankenstein's insane grandson attempts to create horrible monsters in modern day L.A.
This is the movie that almost killed me. Watching it many years ago, at NYC's Thalia Theatre, as part of an amazing double feature with "The Monster From Green Hell," I laughed so uproariously that I really thought I was going to rupture my spleen. It has been my favorite "bad movie" ever since, and I love it to this day, for many reasons. First of all, we have to wait a mere 20 seconds or so before we see one of the film's two impressive monsters. That first one is Trudy, who, when we first see her, is an ugly, bucktoothed, bushy-browed horror in a nightgown. Come morning, Trudy is as pretty as can be, but retains memories of the previous night. Could all this have something to do with the presence of her uncle's research assistant, Otto Frank (nee Frankenstein), in the house? What would you think? As it turns out, ol' Otto, the grandson of the original good Dr., is using Uncle Carter's lab for some projects of his own. The creature he ultimately creates looks like a wrinkled mass of toadstools, while the monster's female brain "is conditioned to a man's world; therefore takes orders where [19th century ones] didn't." (This line always brings the house down in theatres!) Fifties stalwart John Ashley provides his usual sturdy support to the befuddled Trudy, director Richard Cunha remarkably brings in his fourth awesome film of 1958 ("She Demons," "Giant From the Unknown" and "Missile to the Moon" being the others), and the Page Cavanaugh Trio performs two swinging rock 'n' roll numbers. Indeed, the song with the refrain "Shaba-labba-lop, bobba-lobba lobba-lop" (which I now know to be called "Daddy-Bird") was the one that almost killed me back at the Thalia. This really might be the most entertaining teen/horror/rock 'n' roll movie ever made, nicely presented on this crisp-looking Image DVD.
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 | The Lost Missile
The Lost Missile | 1958 |
Director: William Berke
País: USA
Duración: 70'
Guión: John McPartland (screenplay), Jerome Bixby (screenplay) , (more)
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Robert Loggia, Ellen Parker, Phillip Pine, Larry Kerr, Marilee Earle, Fred Engelberg, Kitty Kelly, Selmer Jackson, Hari Rhodes, Shirley J. Shawn, J. Anthony Hughes, Robert Busch, John Holland, John McNamara, Mike Steele
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"The Thing That Came from Outer Hell...To Burn the World Alive!"
A strange missile from outer space circles the Earth at low altitudes, destroying everything in its path.
Released (some would say "escaped") in 1958, "The Lost Missile" is, de- spite it's many flaws and shortcomings, a fairly interesting tale about a wild missile, apparently of extraterrestrial origin, loose in the Earth's atmosphere and frying everything underneath it with a million-degree exhaust. The biggest problem with this film really isn't the film's fault: it suffers from being rather too ambitious for its budget. While this is true of many fifties sci-fi films, this is not to say that there are other flaws which cannot be so easily dismissed' to wit: the acting. Robert Loggia plays Dr. David Loring, the tragic hero, and turns in a performance that is played with such lethargy and apparent disinterest that it makes you wonder if he was wondering "what was I thinking?" The rest of the cast play their parts like second- or even third-string summer stock. Oh, yeah: there's also the cliche'd frazzeled scientist ("My wife's having a baby, and I can't be with her!!"), lots and lots of stock Dept. of Defense shots of scrambling fighters, and some surprisingly good effects rendered by then-Masterof the Art Jack Glass. By far, the most hilarious performance is rendered by the Governor's aide. This guy looks like he just found out that his wife is cheating, his single daughter is pregnant, his son has the clap, he has prostate cancer, the car needs a new tranny, and the bank is foreclosing on his mortgage. . .all at the same time!!! Coming in a close second is the TV singer. This guy couldn't carry a tune in a semi! Seriously though, while "The Lost Missile" may not be a great film, it isn't quite a bad one, either. It's fast-paced and does hold your interest, which is more than I can say for "Phantom From Space". That one.. .OY!!
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 | Teenage Cave Man
El adolescente de las cavernas | 1958 |
Director: Roger Corman
País: USA
Duración: 65'
Guión: R. Wright Campbell (screenplay)
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Robert Vaughn, Darah Marshall, Leslie Bradley, Frank DeKova, Charles P. Thompson, June Jocelyn, Jonathan Haze, Beach Dickerson, Ed Nelson, Robert Shayne, Marshall Bradford, Joseph Hamilton, Barboura Morris
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"The future of humanity is in his hands"
A young man defies tribal laws and searches for answers. The result of his quest yields knowledge of past generations.
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 | Frankenstein - 1970
Frankenstein - 1970 | 1958 |
Director: Howard W. Koch
País: USA
Duración: 83'
Guión: Richard H. Landau (screenplay), Charles A. Moses (story), (more)
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Boris Karloff, Tom Duggan, Jana Lund, Don 'Red' Barry, Charlotte Austin, Irwin Berke, Rudolph Anders, Norbert Schiller, John Dennis, Mike Lane, Jack Kenny, Joe Ploski, Otto Reichow, Franz Roehn
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"The One...The Only KING OF MONSTERS as the new demon of the atomic age!"
Needing money, the last of the Frankensteins leases his castle out to a film company as he tries to complete his ancestor's gruesome experiments at creating life.
Frankenstein 1970 (1958) ** (out of 4) Baron Frankenstein (Boris Karloff), disfigured after being tortured by Nazi's, is running out of money so he lets a TV station shoot a documentary inside his castle about the legendary monster. What the TV crew doesn't know is that the Baron has used the money off the project to bring back another monster. This film tries to be "hip" and "fun" but it's really neither and remains quite dull all the way to the end. Karloff manages to give a fun, if campy, performance, which is the only real reason to watch this. I managed to get my hands on an incredibly rare 2.35:1 print of this and I must say this has some of the laziest scope cinematography ever.
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 | War of the Colossal Beast
La guerra de la bestia gigante | 1958 |
Director: Bert I. Gordon
País: USA
Duración: 69'
Guión: Bert I. Gordon (story), George Worthing Yates (screenplay)
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Sally Fraser, Roger Pace, Duncan 'Dean' Parkin, Russ Bender, Rico Alaniz, George Becwar, Robert Hernandez, Charles Stewart, June Jocelyn, John McNamara, Loretta Nicholson, Raymond Winston, Jack Kosslyn, George Navarro, Bob Garnet
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"The towering terror from hell!"
Glenn Manning, "The Amazing Colosasal Man," believed dead after falling from the Hoover Dam, reemerges in rural Mexico, brain damaged, disfigured, and very hungry.
The sequel to The Amazing Colossal Man continues with the further adventures of the unfortunate Colonel Glen Manning now having lost an eye and most of the flesh around the right side of his jaw. He finds his way to Mexico after obviously surviving his plunge off Hoover Dam and raids trucks for food. It's along the same level as the original and even though it's cheesy it's still fun to watch.
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 | War of the Satellites
La guerra de los satélites | 1958 |
Director: Roger Corman
País: USA
Duración: 72'
Guión: Irving Block (story), Lawrence L. Goldman (writer), (more)
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Richard Devon, Dick Miller, Susan Cabot, Michael Fox, Robert Shayne, Jered Barclay, Eric Sinclair, Bruno VeSota, Jay Sayer, Mitzi McCall, Roy Gordon, Roger Corman, John Brinkley, Beach Dickerson
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An "unknown force" declares war against planet Earth when the United Nations disobeys warnings to cease and desist in its attempts at assembling the first satellite in the atmosphere.
In October, 1957, the Soviet Union surprised everyone with the first successful launch and orbit of a spacecraft, a satellite dubbed "Sputnik". That name and the term "satellite" was on front pages of every newspaper in America. "War of the Satellites" was produced by Roger Corman because he knew he could get a deal (funding) from his distributor by promising a film with the then hot buzz-word, "satellite", on the marquee. His plan worked and the film was rushed together. By then, Corman had a number of capable people he could count on to pull it off. Discount the war-surplus and junkyard props and and the hardly scientific premise and "War of the Satellites" turns out to be fun and a rather credible popcorn epic. It was released on a double bill and the title brought in the expected crowd.
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 | She Demons
She Demons | 1958 |
Director: Richard E. Cunha
País: USA
Duración: 77'
Guión: Richard E. Cunha (story), H.E. Barrie (story) , (more)
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Irish McCalla, Tod Griffin, Victor Sen Yung, Rudolph Anders, Gene Roth, Leni Tana, Charles Opunui, Whitey Hughes, Bill Coontz, Billy Dix, Larry Gelbman, Maureen Janzen, Grace Mathews, Michael Stoycoff, The Diane Nellis Dancers
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"Horrific Nazi Experiments Gone Awry!"
Heroic, but dull, Fred Maklin and beautiful, but spoiled, Jerrie Turner wash up on an uncharted tropical island...
All right, it's cheese; add a little ham on white bread, and you got a sandwich with filling, if not much spice.Very loosely based on "The Island of Dr. Moreau," this silly '50s drive-in aimed horror movie moves too well to be as bad as critics say. Nothing here makes any sense, but it's really background for pop-corn (and for that old '50s drive-in mating behavior, 'necking'). Making the villains fugitives from Nazi Germany is definitely a plus, because it adds to the senselessness of the mad doctor's 'experiments.' The 'dance of the natives' is stupid but enjoyably choreographed, and the babes are hot for their day.Light-weight and generally inoffensive exploitation. Again, the pacing is the surprise - put your brain on hold and let it go through its B-movie paces, this won't bore you.
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 | Curse of the Faceless Man
Curse of the Faceless Man | 1958 |
Director: Edward L. Cahn
País: USA
Duración: 67'
Guión: Jerome Bixby (writer)
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Richard Anderson, Elaine Edwards, Adele Mara, Luis Van Rooten, Gar Moore, Felix Locher, Jan Arvan, Bob Bryant, Morris Ankrum
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"Entombed for eons - turned to stone - seeking women, women, women!"
A stone-encrusted body is unearthed at Pompeii, and people left alone with it keep dying of crushed skulls...
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Giant from the Unknown | 1958 |
Director: Richard E. Cunha
País: USA
Duración: 77'
Guión: Ralph Brooke (writer), Frank Hart Taussig (writer)
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Ed Kemmer, Sally Fraser, Bob Steele, Morris Ankrum, Buddy Baer, Oliver Blake, Jolene Brand, Billy Dix, Gary Crutcher, Ned Davenport, Ewing Miles Brown
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"A Hideous Monster from Beyond the Grave!"
In the 16th century a small band of warriors from the Spanish Ptolemy Firello expedition in California mutinies...
Ah! The 1950's and science fiction films. This was the decade that brought us giant ants and other mutant insects, evil aliens coming to take over our bodies, good aliens out to save mankind from destroying itself, Godzilla and all his Japanese monster buddies destroying every inch of Japan, and the films of Richard Cunha, Missile to the Moon, She Demons, Frankenstein's Daughter, and Giant From the Unknown. Cunha has a certain directorial style, that for me, is the mixing of bad film-making with an almost uncanny way of making bad seem good...or at least interesting. Giant From the Unknown is indeed a bad film. It tells the story of a professor and his daughter driving through the southwest looking for the remains of a giant Spanish conquistador known for his cruelty. While driving they just happen to come to a town where Ed Kemmer(an affable leading man if nothing else)just happened to find a lizard alive in rock that was thousands of years old. Okay, I know you know where this is going. And it does go there. The giant is alive in century old rock and begins to eat his way through everyone's livestock and likes to kill for no apparent reason. Kemmer falls in love with the daughter Sally Fraser, whilst proud pops(the great Morris Ankrum)realizes his dream come true of finding evidence that this giant once lived. Well, the story is without a doubt ridiculous. But this is a fun film. Jack Pierce did the make-up for the giant conquistador. It is not real impressive, but Buddy Baer certainly is a giant of a screen presence. The acting in general is adequate, and the direction is entertaining. The film does have some fine scenes, particularly the ending in the snowy mountains and the dam. If you just want to be entertained in that magical 50's B picture way....take a look at Giant From the Unknown.
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 | Monster from Green Hell
Monster from Green Hell | 1958 |
Director: Kenneth G. Crane
País: USA
Duración: 71'
Guión: Endre Bohem (writer), Louis Vittes (writer)
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Jim Davis, Robert Griffin, Joel Fluellen, Barbara Turner, Eduardo Ciannelli, Vladimir Sokoloff, Tim Huntley, LaVerne Jones, Frederic Potler
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"Atomic mutations with an appetite for flesh!"
A scientific expedition in Africa investigates wasps that have been exposed to radiation and mutated into giant, killing monsters.
Before Jim Davis got his last and career part as Jock Ewing in Dallas, he had one tortured path to Hollywood success. He had a much publicized debut as Bette Davis's leading man in Winter Meeting which was one of her worst films. His portrayal of a war hero about to enter the priesthood met with a ton of critical guffaws. Still Davis persisted and took any kind of work. The Monster from Green Hell qualifies as any kind of work.A wasp is sent up in space to see the effects. Unfortunately on re-entry the space capsule crashes in the region of West Africa and the wasp has grown to the size of a Panzer tank. To top it all off the geniuses sending up the rocket sent up a pregnant queen so we've got all kinds of those Panzer wasps running around Africa.Jim Davis is sent to clean up the mess and runs into a medical missionary played by Vladimir Sokoloff. Albert Schweitzer was very much alive at the time and running his mission in West Africa. No one in 1958 mistook who Sokoloff was portraying. The wasps set up a colony in the shadow of a volcano. You can figure out the rest.This is typical Fifties science fiction when all kinds of radiation was the explanation for these creatures. In this case it was the radiation from cosmic rays, presumably from the newly discovered Van Allen belt around the earth. Tepid acting and chintzy special effects make The Monster from Green Hell great cult stuff. One thing though that is timely. An Arab character played by Eduardo Ciannelli joins forces with Davis and one of the natives Joel Fluellen to combat the danger the giant wasps present. Amazing how religious differences can suddenly melt away in time of crisis.
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X-7: El rey del espacio | 1958 |
Director: Edward Bernds
País: USA
Duración: 71'
Guión: George Worthing Yates (original screenplay), Daniel Mainwaring (original screenplay)
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Bill Williams, Lyn Thomas, Robert Ellis, Paul Frees, Rhoda Williams, Joan Barry, Carol Varga, Thomas Browne Henry, Thomas Wilde, Fred Sherman, Gregg Martell, Jess Kirkpatrick, Court Shepard, Moe Howard, Al Baffert
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"Satellite Terror Strikes The Earth!"
A space probe returns to Earth covered with a strange fungus. The fungus is accidentally tinged with...
When I was kid, I used to sometimes see stills or brief mentions of this film in science fiction movie books or in the pages of "monster" magazines. But for some strange reason this film never turned up on TV, even though other science fiction offerings made by Fox from the same period often did. No one I knew had seen it except for older people who saw it when it was first released in 1958 to theaters. Having seen it recently on video, I can tell you that SPACE MASTER X 7 is no "lost" classic, but its a not bad low budget drive in feature with a slightly unusual menace and director Edward Byrnes deserves credit for trying hard to make a serious (sometimes he tries to hard) adult science fiction thriller. Done in a semi-documentary style, Byrnes sometimes slows down the films pace but overall its not a bad job.One area of interest to film buffs is the films casting. We have Paul ("man of a thousands voices") Frees in a surprisingly large on screen role as a "heel" scientist who accidently unleashes the "blood rust". Of course the person often mentioned in this film is Moe Howard of the Three Stooges, in a rare character part as a cab driver who helps the feds track down a woman who was exposed to the deadly alien fungus. This film was made when the stooges career was in limbo; between the time Columbia dropped the stooges because it was no longer interested in making shorts, and the time before they boys returned to the screen for feature films. Director Byrnes began his film career directing 3 Stooges shorts, and was good friends with the boys, so it was he who probably got Moe a part in the picture.
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 | Teenage Monster
El monstruo adolescente | 1958 |
Director: Jacques R. Marquette
País: USA
Duración: 65'
Guión: Ray Buffum (writer)
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Anne Gwynne, Stuart Wade, Gloria Castillo, Chuck Courtney, Gil Perkins, Norman Leavitt, Gabe Mooradian, Stephen Parker, Jim McCullough Sr., Frank Davis, Arthur Berkeley
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"Wild! Wanton! Weird!"
In a little Western town, a boy is subjected to rays from a meteor. As a result, he grows into a teenaged...
Conflating the Western, horror and teenage movie genres as it does, "Teenage Monster" (1957) is a unique experience indeed. It also features the most frightening monster in a late 1800s Western setting since Mercedes McCambridge stalked through the plains of "Johnny Guitar" (1954). In this film, a meteor that looks like a July 4th sparkler crashes near the mine of the Cannon family, killing Paw and turning young Charles into a mutant of sorts. Seven years later, Charles is the eponymous teenage monster, killing cattle and the occasional passerby, while his Maw must hide him from the townsfolk and deal with her new blackmailing hussy of a housekeeper. Charles, as a teenager, looks like nothing more than a long-haired and long-bearded hippie with bad teeth (I've seen worse walking the streets of the East Village!), despite the makeup work by Jack "Frankenstein" Pierce. His garbled, whining attempts at speech are reminiscent of a constipated canine and are quite pathetic, but still had me cracking up somehow. Anne Gwynne, who was featured in any number of 1940s Universal horror films, is fine as Charles' sacrificing mother, and, actually, their relationship is kinda sweet. Still, the film, fun as it is, is patently ridiculous, and with a very rushed ending to boot. Even my revered "Psychotronic Encyclopedia" calls it "awful." My tastes must be getting more and more dubious, though, because I did have a good time with this unique little quickie.
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 | The Flame Barrier
It Fell from the Flame Barrier | 1958 |
Director: Paul Landres
País: USA
Duración: 70'
Guión: Pat Fielder (screenplay), George Worthing Yates (story)
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Arthur Franz, Kathleen Crowley, Robert Brown, Vicente Padula, Rodd Redwing, Kaz Oran, Grace Mathews, Pilar Del Rey, Larry Duran, Bernie Gozier, Roberto Contreras, Dan Gachman
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"The First Satellite That Returned To Earth...And The Hell It Brought With It"
Carol Dahlmann enlists the Hollister brothers to help locate her missing husband. The husband was tracking a fallen satellite through the jungle...
This film was first released in 1958 to fill the bottom half of a double bill with the much superior RETURN OF DRACULA. I have an original poster for this double bill hanging in my living room. I first saw this film as a kid on T.V. in the mid sixties. It was frequently shown on "Supernatural Theater." It was one of my favorites when I was a kid. However, viewing the film as an adult, without eyes dimmed by nostalgia, THE FLAME BARRIER is just what it is; a quickly made thriller to back up a much superior film to fill a "shock" double bill. On the plus side: I will admit the film does have a few good shocks. One character suddenly burns to death and turns into a skeleton (for reasons that that are never adequately explained) and the shot of the dead scientist body embedded in protoplasmic mass are pretty effective. The cast is good and the direction involving enough that you forget half the film consists of the cast cutting through brush. However, the script has the feel of having been written very quickly. The film wraps up leaving the viewer with more loose ends than an old dish rag. When the explorers find the satellite and protoplasmic mass, they also find the monkey that was sent up in satellite still alive. Why did the protoplasmic mass not devour it or destroy it with its radiation when the monkey was in the satellite with it? As the previous reviewer here pointed out, this blob stays in one place and much of the plot depends on this. Yet, before the cast even encounters the blob, they encounter charred skeletons, a blood soaked Indian village, and then there is the Indian guide who was never near the blob encased satellite, who suffers from radiation burns and then mysteriously burns up down to a skeleton. Perhaps the satellite brought something else back with it that the adventurers didn't encounter? Perhaps more likely this film was rushed into production before the writers had time for a re-write to tie up all the loose ends.
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Diablos del espacio | 1958 |
Director: Fred C. Brannon
País: USA
Duración: 75'
Guión: Ronald Davidson (writer)
Fotografía: Mono
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Walter Reed, James Craven, Gregory Gaye, Lois Collier, Sandy Sanders, Harry Lauter, Richard Irving, Michael Carr, Lester Dorr, John De Simone, Dick Cogan, Barry Brooks, Dick Crockett, Sol Gorss, Paul Gustine
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Satan's Satellites | 1958 |
Director: Fred C. Brannon
País: USA
Duración: 70'
Guión: Ronald Davidson (writer)
Fotografía: Mono
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Judd Holdren, Lane Bradford, Stanley Waxman, Wilson Wood, John Crawford, Ray Boyle, Aline Towne, Leonard Nimoy, Craig Kelly, Robert Garabedian, Gayle Kellogg, Dale Van Sickel, Tom Steele, Jack Shea, Frank Alten
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Feature version of the 1952 serial "Zombies of the Stratosphere."
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 | The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock
The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock | 1959 |
Director: Sidney Miller
País: USA
Duración: 75'
Guión: Rowland Barber (screenplay), Arthur A. Ross (screenplay) , (more)
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Lou Costello, Dorothy Provine, Gale Gordon, Jimmy Conlin, Charles Lane, Robert Burton, Will Wright, Lenny Kent, Ruth Perrott, Bobby Barber, Peter Conlin, Joey Faye, Joseph J. Greene, Peter Leeds, Robert Nichols
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"Funniest Film In The History Of Roar-Fare!"
In one of his rare performances without Bud Abbott, Lou Costello plays a delivery boy who invents a...
Well I just happened across this movie on AMC tonight, and all I can say is it's too bad Lou Costello went from being the better half of a comic duo to this unfunny movie. This was released shortly after his death in 1959 and you could tell by his appearance here that he did not look well. Whoever produced this movie thought it would be a good idea to combine science fiction which was quite popular at this time with a comic overtone. Lou Costello plays a trash collector/inventor who must defend his 30 foot wife from the army. (No spoilers!) Ten years earlier he would have screamed "Aaabbotttt!!!" if he saw a giant woman. But those days were gone. The jokes in this movie might have been funny for their time, but I've seen the jokes here used countless times already in other films. In a scale of 1 to 10, all I can give it is a 5.
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 | The Killer Shrews
Musarañas asesinas | 1959 |
Director: Ray Kellogg
País: Estados Unidos
Duración: 69'
Guión: Jay Simms
Fotografía: Wilfred M. Cline (B&N)
Música: Harry Bluestone, Emil Cadkin
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Ingrid Goude
Ken Curtis
Baruch Lumet
James Best
Judge Henry Dupree
Baruch Lumet
Gordon McLendon
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A causa de un fuerte huracán un grupo de turistas quedará atrapado en una remota isla. En ella vive un científico que intenta acabar con la superpoblación de la Tierra, para ello ha creado una criatura gigante que se volverá contra él y contra todo ser vivo.
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The Giant Behemoth | 1959 |
Director: Eugène Lourié
País: UK, USA
Duración: 80'
Guión: Robert Abel (story), Alan J. Adler (story) , (more)
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Gene Evans, André Morell, John Turner, Leigh Madison, Jack MacGowran, Maurice Kaufmann, Henri Vidon, Leonard Sachs, Neal Arden, Max Faulkner, Arthur Gomez, Neil Hallett, Patrick Jordan, Lloyd Lamble, Howard Lang
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"The Biggest Thing Since Creation!"
Marine atomic tests cause changes in the ocean's ecosystem resulting in dangerous blobs of radiation and the resurrection of a dormant dinosaur which threatens London.
Let me quickly begin by putting to rest once and for all a terrible error that is popping up everywhere concerning this film: THE GIANT BEHEMOTH was not, repeat NOT, "co-directed" by Mr Douglas Hickox. He was not an "uncredited" contributor to the film. Period. End of discussion. It was solely directed from start to finish by Eugene Lourie, a director (and production designer) of taste and imagination. How this rumor about Mr Hickox ever got started is beyond me.If I accomplish nothing else but put this falsehood to rest I will be quite happy.Now, on to the film. I recommend it highly. It is well-written, well-acted, nicely photographed and edited, and well-scored by Edwin Astley. It is a good example of what can be done on an extremely low budget. The producers were merciless in their budget-cutting which was very hard on master animators Willis O'Brien and Pete Peterson but it is a testament to their skill and integrity that they managed as well as they did. Their animation of the giant creature is of a very high order and is, of course, vastly superior to the work of a second special effects crew which was brought in to do the ferry boat sequence. The less said about that work the better, though the scene played well due to the fine editing and music scoring.I greatly admire what was accomplished here by these talented people having almost no money to work with. That should be an inspiration to many an aspiring movie-maker.
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 | The Manster
The Split | 1959 |
Director: George P. Breakston, Kenneth G. Crane
País: USA, Japan
Duración: 72'
Guión: George P. Breakston (story), William J. Sheldon (writer)
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Peter Dyneley, Jane Hylton, Tetsu Nakamura, Terri Zimmern, Norman Van Hawley, Jerry Ito, Toyoko Takechi, Kenzo Kuroki, Alan Tarlton, Shinpei Takagi, George Wyman, Fujie Satsuki
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"Half-Man, Half-Monster!"
An American reporter in Japan is sent to interview an eccentric Japanese scientist working on bizarre experiments in his mountain laboratory...
I saw this thing as a child, for chrissakes, and still vividly remember that darned eye! Since I didn't exactly knew what a movie was (I was a VERY SMALL little runt) and didn't understand a word of English, and though the movie was subtitled in Spanish I didn't yet know how to read, I was absolutely terrified! Were there really people around us who grew eyes on their shoulders, turn into really scary monkeys that split in half, and then each half tried to strangle each other? I don't understand. Is this for REAL!?It really took me a while to get over that one, I'll tell ya, until I saw The H-Man Monster and the whole stinking nightmare started over again.Is this for REAL!?
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Invasores invisibles | 1959 |
Director: Edward L. Cahn
País: USA
Duración: 67'
Guión: Samuel Newman (written by)
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John Agar, Jean Byron, Philip Tonge, Robert Hutton, John Carradine, Hal Torey, Paul Langton, Eden Hartford, Don Kennedy, Chuck Niles
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"A sci-fi shocker that'll keep you awake at night!"
Aliens, contacting scientist Adam Penner, inform him that they have been on the moon for twenty thousand years...
This is one of the dumbest movies ever made - but I still get a kick out of watching it over and over again. First - John Carradine is vaporized in an atomic lab explosion and yet an invisible invader (which somehow has to drag its feet in the sand as it walks) can still take over the body. Second - if someone got on the P.A. at a hockey game today and said the world is about the end, some of the guys in the cheap seats would go up there and beat him up instead of running away. Third - how many times can they use the same scene of the zombies stumbling down the hill outside the army bunker? This movie is so stupid, it's frightening, but for some reason I love it.
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 | Rymdinvasion i Lappland
Invasion of the Animal People | 1959 |
Director: Virgil W. Vogel
País: USA, Sweden
Duración: 73'
Guión: Arthur C. Pierce (screenplay), Arthur C. Pierce (story), (more)
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Barbara Wilson, Sten Gester, Robert Burton, Bengt Blomgren, Åke Grönberg, Gösta Prüzelius, John Carradine, Lars Åhrén, Brita Borg, Doreen Denning, Ittla Frodi, Fred Hoffman, Allan Johansson, George Mitchell, Gustaf Unger
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"Monsters walk the earth in ravishing rampage of clawing fury!"
Aliens release a furry critter in the wilds of Lapland where it takes a woman captive and threatens a group of scientists.
One thing to know about this movie is that it was made in two different versions. One Swedish and one American. Most of the ones who have commented this film has obviously seen the American edition that was edited and added with extra scenes.From what I've read here and heard from others, the Swedish version is much better, still a really bad movie though, and it's a shame that only the American version has made it to the video market.From what I know the Swedish version only exists in one, maybe two, 35mm copies in Sweden and they are frozen for conservation.I've seen it a couple of times and I cant help laughing. We used to show it here in Kiruna every year at our film festival, Arctic Light Film Festival, but had to stop because it was to expensive to thaw the film.
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 | Have Rocket -- Will Travel
Have Rocket -- Will Travel | 1959 |
Director: David Lowell Rich
País: USA
Duración: 76'
Guión: Raphael Hayes (written by)
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Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Joe DeRita, Jerome Cowan, Anna-Lisa, Robert Colbert, Don Lamond, Marjorie Bennett, Dal McKennon, Nadia Sanders, Robert Stevenson
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"HILARIOUS MIXTURE OF MISSILES AND MIRTH! (original ad - all caps)"
Even non-Stooge fans will be mildly amused by this modest little sci-fi comedy -- which, along with the TV reruns of their feature shorts, resurrected the careers of the famous trio just when it seemed they would be put out to pasture. Big budget science fiction films were out of fashion by 1959, so Columbia Pictures didn't invest much in this one about three knuckleheads who accidentally rocket themselves to Venus.Abbott & Costello had already done it in 1953, even though the title of their film claims they go to Mars.The Stoogemania version of Venus may lack the gorgeous women which Abbott & Costello's trip gave us, but it does have a talking unicorn, a futuristic car, a giant fire-breathing tarantula, and three evil Venusian Stooge look-a-likes who follow the boys back to Earth. Comedy science fiction was an active sub-genre during the late 1950's/early 1960s. In addition to `Have Rocket, Will Travel', there was `The 30-Foot Bride of Candy Rock', `The Absent Minded Professor', `Visit to a Small Planet', `Son of Flubber', `Invasion of the Star Creatures', `The Three Stooges in Orbit', and several others.
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 | The Hideous Sun Demon
Demonio del sol | 1959 |
Director: Robert Clarke, Tom Boutross (co-director)
País: USA
Duración: 74'
Guión: E.S. Seeley Jr. (screenplay), Doane R. Hoag (additional dialogue), (more)
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Robert Clarke, Patricia Manning, Nan Peterson, Patrick Whyte, Fred La Porta, Peter Similuk, William White, Robert Garry, Donna King, Xandra Conkling, Del Courtney, Richard Cassarino, Helen Joseph, Darryl Westbrook, Bill Currie
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"The Blaze Of The Sun Made Him A Monster!"
After exposure to radiation, an atomic research scientist finds himself changing into a murderous, lizard-like...
6 reasons why you should watch it?1. Robert Clarke's quasi convincing performance during the "why me? Why Me? WHY ME?" scene. Quasi. 2. The worst fake-piano playing (by Trudy-Nan Peterson) in the history of cinema. Mind you, you don't notice it the first time round. You're too busy looking at something else. 3. Watch the Sun Demon slaughter a dog. Definitely not politically correct. 4. Does the Sun Demon make love with Trudy on the beach? We'll never know. 5. The Sun Demon's car. It's brilliant. Too bad we don't know the make. 6. The Sun Demon didn't really run over the policeman. Or did He?I could go on but I don't want to spoil the movie.
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 | The Monster of Piedras Blancas
El monstruo de Piedras Blancas | 1959 |
Director: Irvin Berwick
País: USA
Duración: 71'
Guión: H. Haile Chace (screenplay)
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Les Tremayne, Forrest Lewis, John Harmon, Frank Arvidson, Jeanne Carmen, Don Sullivan, Pete Dunn, Joseph La Cava, Wayne Berwick, Jack Kevan
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"MAN-MONSTER FROM THE SLIMY DEATHS!"
The monster, which looks like a nastier version of "The Creature from the Black Lagoon," invades a sleepy lighthouse town...
One of my favorite 50's monster movies! For some reason this priceless little gem is always overlooked in the lists of B-movie monster faves of the 1950s. You have one of the better amphibious creature costumes designed by Jack Kevan (No zipper!!), a great sea coast location, decapitations and gore, some very decent acting by A-list party girl and pin-up queen Jeanne Carmen, and last but not least, Les Tremayne - He is only in 85% of all classic B-horror/sci-fi films of the 1950s! What's a film without him?! All right guys, I know its formula, but this obscure little tale holds a special place in my heart since I was 9-years old! The film has drama, subtext, coastal atmosphere, sex, and about 5 or 6 headless corpses lying about! John Harmon as Sturges, the crusty lighthouse keeper who feeds the hungry cave-dwelling beast meat scraps from the local deli, does a credible job here as a man who has closed off all emotions to the world, including those of his fetching daughter Lucy (Carmen), in exchange for companionship with the hungry creature. Jeanne Carmen is a natural beauty equal to the Mara Cordays' and Allison Hayes' of her decade. Too bad the studios didn't use her a little more proficiently. Psuedo-teen heartthrob Don Sullivan is thrown in for some romantic interest and all that biology jazz and the musical score (which is never credited) is rich, layered and 'original.' So, sorry guys! The Monster of Piedras Blancas always wins with me!
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 | The Cosmic Man
The Cosmic Man | 1959 |
Director: Herbert S. Greene
País: USA
Duración: 72'
Guión: Arthur C. Pierce (story)
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John Carradine, Bruce Bennett, Angela Greene, Paul Langton, Scotty Morrow, Lyn Osborn, Walter Maslow, Herbert Lytton, Ken Clayton, Alan Wells, Harry Fleer, John Erman, Dwight Brooks, Hal Torey
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"The Thing That Could Destroy the Earth!"
A spherical UFO proves to contain one alien visitor. How to deal with him? Investigators disagree...
Cosmic Man, The (1959) ** (out of 4) An alien (John Carradine) lands on Earth in what appears to be a large ping pong ball and tells us Americans how stupid we are and how the world will come to an end due to our dumbness. This is clearly a rip off of The Day the Earth Stood Still and it's poorly made but this leads to a few decent laughs. Carradine sleepwalks through his role, which isn't good considering this was a man who could make Billy the Kid vs. Dracula entertaining. The supporting cast are all rather bland and corny. This is far from a classic but it's enjoyable enough if you have 70-minutes to kill.
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por Jacob » Lun 18 Nov, 2002 16:26
Reservado.
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por Pulp » Lun 18 Nov, 2002 17:08
Estupendo trabajo y mejor idea
la de hacer esta filmo
Sobre
La invasión de los ladrones de cuerpos (1956) el elink de abandomoviez corresponde a
La invasión de los ultracuerpos (1978) de Philip Kaufman, protagonizada por Donald Sutherland, que no esta nada mal pero no es la original
Y
The Blob (1958) es otro remake, corresponde a la peli de 1988 estrenada aqui como
El terror no tiene forma de Chuck Russell.
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[Editado el 18/11/2002 por Pulp]
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por superlopez » Lun 18 Nov, 2002 17:54
Muchas gracias Pulp (vaya nick mas estupendo para un aficionado a la ci-fi), yo tenia mis dudas con estas dos películas. Lo voy a corregir.
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por Huginn » Mar 19 Nov, 2002 15:20
Mi enhorabuena superlopez
:P:P:P... has pensao en cambiar el prefijo de tu nick por "mega" .... ¡megalopez!, y aun asi se queda corto
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