Not Rated
1959    68 mSci-fi, Gyser
5.717%27%5.8
The dumping of radioactive waste in the ocean disturbs a prehistoric monster than can project electric shocks and radioactive beams. After terrorizing the English coast, it is discovered that if the creature is destroyed with conventional weaponry it would spread a dangerous amount of radioactive contamination over the entire country, with this fact preventing the military from attacking the monster as it nears London.
Instrueret af Eugène Lourié, Douglas Hickox
  • Gene EvansSteve Karnes
  • André MorellProf. James Bickford
  • Leigh MadisonJean Trevethan
  • John TurnerJohn
  • Alastair HunterDr. C. A. Morris, the village doctor
  • Lloyd LambleSenior Admiral, at the Admiralty
  • Jack MacGowranDr. Sampson, the paleontologist
  • Maurice KaufmannMini Submarine Officer
  • Henri VidonTom Trevethan
  • Patrick JordanPhoto Lab Aide
  • Howard LangNaval Commader, at the "Valkyrie" wreck (uncredited)
  • Leonard SachsDialogue Scientist at Conference (bit)
  • Ernest BlythScientist at Conference (uncredited)
  • Neal ArdenTV Newscaster (uncredited)
  • Paul BeradiMan Listening to Car Radio (uncredited)
  • Max FaulknerPLA Radio Operator (uncredited)
  • Neil HallettDr. Sampson's Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)
  • André MaranneFrench Radio Officer (uncredited)
  • Derren NesbittThe Radar Operator, at the radar room (uncredited)
  • Guy StandevenNaval Officer in Situation Room (uncredited)
  • Hedgehog204931. januar 2026
    If you like the scene in monster movies where men stand around dryly discussing and explaining the creature, then this the film for you! Its hard to care about any of the characters, anyone with personal stakes in the action is quickly forgotten about. There is only one big monster rampage scene near the end and it's a good one. The director's later feature, Gorgo, remains the superior UK monster film.
  • MechaJayZilla15. oktober 2025
    It's an enjoyable monster flick. There's no denying the social commentary on the proliferation of nuclear weapons, a common theme among monster movies of its time (i.e. Godzilla, et al). However, it seems to have taken a lot of its story and style from The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms. The special effects - specifically the stop-motion animation - are brilliant at times, and then suddenly lackluster, which was unusual for animator Willis O'Brien, a master of the craft. Still, it's worth watching.

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