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Latitude Zero

Directed by Ishirō Honda

G

1969 89mAction, Adventure,

5.9

A journalist is saved by a giant submarine captained by a 200-year-old man who takes him to an underwater paradise city where no one ages. That's when monsters and mutants sent by the captain's rival, a 200-year-old scientist, attack.

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Cast of Latitude Zero

Joseph CottenCapt. Craig McKenzie / Cmdr. Glenn McKenzie
Cesar RomeroDr. Malic / Lt. Hastings
Akira TakaradaDr. Ken Tashiro
Patricia MedinaLucretia
Masumi OkadaDr. Jules Masson
Richard JaeckelPerry Lawton
Tetsu NakamuraDr. Okada
Mari NakayamaTsuruko Okada
Akihiko HirataDr. Sugata
Hikaru KurokiCapt. Kroiga
Linda HaynesDr. Anne Barton
Susumu KurobeChin
Burr MiddletonAdditional Voices (voice)
Haruo NakajimaFlying Lion/Giant Rat
Osman YusufMan with Gun (uncredited)
Wataru ŌmaeAdvisor
Ishirō HondaDirector
Warren LewisWriter
Ted SherdemanWriter
Shinichi SekizawaWriter
Don SharpeProducer

Latitude Zero Ratings & Reviews

RichyE9h ago
A journalist is rescued from a deep-sea disaster by a massive submarine captained by the enigmatic Craig McKenzie—a 200-year-old man who rules over an underwater utopia where aging has been conquered. But paradise is short-lived, as McKenzie’s nemesis, the mad scientist Dr. Malic, unleashes a barrage of monsters and mutants in a bid for domination. 🧪 Highlights & Lowlights 👍 What Works Retro Sci-Fi Charm: With its pulpy premise and colorful sets, the film is a time capsule of 60s genre cinema. International Cast: Joseph Cotten and Cesar Romero bring Hollywood gravitas to a Japanese production. Monster Madness: Giant rats, flying lions, and mutant hybrids—classic Honda creature chaos. 👎 What Doesn’t Camp Over Coherence: The plot is bonkers, and not always in a good way. Logic takes a backseat to spectacle. Dated Effects: Even by 1969 standards, the special effects are rudimentary and often unintentionally hilarious. Pacing Issues: The film meanders between exposition and action, with uneven momentum. ⚖️ Verdict Latitude Zero is a gloriously strange entry in Ishirō Honda’s filmography. It’s not high art, but it’s high camp, and that’s part of its charm. If you love vintage sci-fi with rubber monsters and philosophical overreach, this one’s a must-see curiosity.

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