John Scott, Alice Lyon, Allen Laurel
Sea creatures created from radioactive sludge terrorize a beach community.
Stats: 68 reviews
Dreadful. A little "Godzilla" with "The Creeping Terror" thrown in. Cross that with a teenage beach movie and you have this monstrosity.
This was so bad it was funny. The 30 minutes or so i tortured myself with were , anyway
A groovy rockabilly monster movie that's about as good as you'd expect it to be. (Read: Not very). Lots of fun to watch, though, for sure.
The term " so bad it's good" was created for movies like this one. I highly recommend it if you're into cheezy movies, it'll make you think twice about dumping nuclear waste close to where you beach party.
Hot Rods, Bikes, Bikinis, Surf Music and Monsters! What more can you ask for?
Hot Rods, Bikes, Bikini's, Surf Music and Monsters. What more can you ask for?
The coolest monster beach film ever.Cool monsters,cool music,just cool all around.
A sea monster, who looks like he has hot dogs in it's mouth, kills really old teens. A little violent for 1964, but if you like bad movies, this is for you.
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