"If
these monster got started as
a result of the
first atomic bomb
in 1945, what about all the others
that have been exploded since then?"
"When man entered the atomic age,
he opened a door into a new world.
What we eventually find in that
new world, nobody can predict."
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"The best that we can say for these 'effects' is that they’re better than those on display in The Amazing Colossal Man: never at any stage do the locusts go transparent." |
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The Bad Movie Report |
"It is, of course, the wasps from the wayward rocket, grown to huge size. They are represented alternately by stop motion animation or poorly matted puppets. I would mention their bewilderingly tiny wings, but they're probably very sensitive about that." |
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Jabootu's |
"Still, they suggest not mutated insects so much as, well, mutated puppets. Despite seeing ants scurry through spilled toxic waste before, I suspect another barrel went awry and ended up contaminating the cast of Kukla, Fran and Ollie." | |
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Opposable |
"And what happens to the spiders when they gobble-up said radioactive insects? Well, you’d probably think they’d die. I mean, that is the logical conclusion. But these are the movies, baby! The spiders grow into super-spiders!" | |
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Stomp Tokyo |
Here's
a story Hollywood doesn't tackle nearly often enough: The touching tale
of a young girl and the larva she loves. |
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Teleport City |
"If
hyper-intelligent chimps, detective flies, mind-melding with a maggot,
sleepwalking, decapitations, and blasts of heavy metal at completely
inappropriate moments don't mark this film as a bizarre one, that's
because you've yet to get to the final act. |
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Now making its exciting B-Masters' Cabal debut.... THE UNKNOWN MOVIES PAGE |
"You start to think of bad puns and snappy statements to make before even seeing the movie. Declarations like "It sucked","Don't be sucked into watching it", "It bites", "I was really bugged by it", and "A little prick of a movie" fill your head..." |
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