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Tag Archives: monster
Day The World Ended (1955)
“We know that even small amounts of radiation can produce change. But if, for some reason, a man could live through complete saturation—a thousand generations of changes could have taken place…” Director: Roger Corman Starring: Paul Birch, Lori Nelson, … Continue reading
The Phantom From 10,000 Leagues (1955)
“It was being guarded by a—a sea serpent! A hideous beast that defies description!” Director: Dan Milner Starring: Kent Taylor, Cathy Downs, Michael Whalen, Rodney Bell, Philip Pine, Vivi Janiss, Helene Stanton Screenplay: Lou Rusoff, from a story by … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction
Tagged 1950s, AIP, Cathy Downs, Dan Milner, Dorys Lukather, Helene Stanton, Kent Taylor, Lou Rusoff, mad science, Michael Whalen, monster, mutation, Philip Pine, Rodney Bell, science fiction, Vivi Janiss
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Rodan (1956)
“The Pteranodon is the largest flying species recorded in our history. According to the computer calculation from its egg-shell, this one – we named it ‘Rodan’ – has a 270-foot wing-span…” [Original title: Sora No Daikaiju Radon (Giant Sky … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction
Tagged 1950s, Hirata Akihiko, Honda Ishirō, Imaizumi Ren, Japanese, kaiju eiga, Kimura Takeshi, Kisaragi Kanta, Kobori Akio, Kuronuma Ken, Matsuo Fumihito, Mizunoya Kiyomi, monster, Murata Takeo, Ogata Rinsaku, Sahara Kenji, science fiction, Shirakawa Yumi, Suzukawa Jirô, Tajima Yoshifumi, Takagi Kiyoshi, Toho, Yamada Tatsunosuke
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The Green Slime (1968)
“These creatures could be developing in any part of the station where a drop of this substance can reach any kind of energy!” Director: Fukasaku Kinji Starring: Robert Horton, Richard Jaeckel, Luciana Paluzzi, Bud Widom, Ted Gunther, Robert Dunham, … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction
Tagged 1960s, Bud Widom, Charles Sinclair, co-production, David Yorston, Fukasaku Kinji, Ivan Reiner, Japanese, Kathy Horan, Linda Miller, Luciana Paluzzi, monster, Richard Jaeckel, Robert Dunham, Robert Horton, Roundtable, rubber suits, science fiction, space, Ted Gunther, Tom Rowe, Walter Manley, William Finger
31 Comments
The Blob (1958)
“Would you believe me if I told you there was something inside that rock we found tonight? – something that could wipe out this whole town?” Director: Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr and Russell S. Doughten Jr (uncredited) Starring: Steve … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction
Tagged 1950s, alien, Aneta Corsaut, Earl Rowe, Elbert Smith, George Karas, Hugh Graham, independent film, Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr, Irvine H. Millgate, Jack H. Harris, John Benson, Kay Linaker, Keith Almoney, Lee Payton, monster, Olin Howlin, Roundtable, Russell S. Doughten Jr, science fiction, Stephen Chase, Steve McQueen, teenagers, Theodore Simonson
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Godzilla’s Counterattack (1955)
“This time, along with a second Godzilla, the new danger of Anguirus has surfaced. We are now facing a greater threat than that of nuclear weapons.” [Original title: Gojira No Gyakushū] [aka Godzilla Raids Again] Director: Oda Motoyoshi Starring: … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction
Tagged 1950s, Chiaki Minoru, kaiju eiga, Kasama Yukio, Koizumi Hiroshi, monster, Nakajima Haruo, Oda Motoyoshi, Onda Seijiro, Sato Masaru, Sawamura Sonosuke, science fiction, Shimizu Masao, Shimura Takashi, Tanaka Tomoyuki, Tezuka Katsumi, Toho, Tsuburaya Eiji, Tsuchiya Yoshio, Wakayama Setsuko
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Gojira (1954)
“I cannot believe that Godzilla was the only surviving member of its species. If we keep conducting nuclear tests, it is possible that another Godzilla might appear…somewhere in the world…” Director: Honda Ishirō Starring: Takarada Akira, Kochi Momoko, Hirata … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction
Tagged 1950s, atomic bomb, godzilla, Hirata Akihiko, Honda Ishirō, Ifukube Akira, Japanese, kaiju eiga, Kayama Shigeru, Kochi Momoko, Kodo Kokuten, monster, Murakami Fuyuki, Murata Takeo, Nakajima Haruo, Ogawa Toranosuke, Roundtable, Sakai Sachio, science fiction, Shimura Takashi, Suzuki Toyoaki, Takarada Akira, Tanaka Tomoyuki, Tezuka Katsumi, Toho, Tsuburaya Eiji, Yamamoto Ren
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Monster From The Ocean Floor (1954)
“Those tiny active particles are various forms of protozoa, for their size the most deadly in the world. It’s lucky for us they never grow any bigger than this!” Director: Wyott Ordung Starring: Anne Kimbell, Stuart Wade, Dick … Continue reading
Frankenstein (1910)
“Instead of a perfect human being, the evil in Frankenstein’s mind creates a monster…” Director: James Searle Dawley Starring: Augustus Phillips, Charles Ogle, Mary Fuller Screenplay: James Searle Dawley, based upon the novel by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley … Continue reading
Conquest Of The Pole (1912)
[Original title: À La Conquête Du Pole] Director: Georges Méliès Starring: Georges Méliès, Fernande Albany Screenplay: Georges Méliès, based upon a novel by Jules Verne Synopsis: At a gathering of the great minds of the … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction
Tagged 1910s, exploration, French, Georges Melies, Horror, Jules Verne, monster, science fiction, silent
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