Monster on the Campus

1958
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1h 17m

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5,8/10

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B-Horror Monster Horror Horror Sci-Fi

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe blood of a primitive fish exposed to gamma rays causes a benign research professor to regress to an ape-like, bloodthirsty prehistoric hominid.The blood of a primitive fish exposed to gamma rays causes a benign research professor to regress to an ape-like, bloodthirsty prehistoric hominid.The blood of a primitive fish exposed to gamma rays causes a benign research professor to regress to an ape-like, bloodthirsty prehistoric hominid.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,8/10

2,2 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
When Professor Blake calls Madagascar he speaks to Dr Moreau, a reference to the H.G. Wells novel, "The Island of Doctor Moreau".

Gaffes
When we see the "anthropoid's" face for the first time, the bottom of the mask is clearly visible.

Citations
Professor Donald Blake: Ah, the human female in the perfect state - helpless and silent.

Générique farfelu
The one-sheet poster lists "The Beast" as the sixth cast member.

Connexions
Featured in Movie 4 Tonight: Monster on the Campus (1971)

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Just plain bad science. Otherwise a fun film.

A previous commentator writes that: "The story is totally ludicrous and a feeble, shameless attempt to promote evolution. Only a leftist loony would believe this stuff."

Just to set the record straight, the concept of "evolution" promoted by the film is a gross distortion of actual evolutionary theory, suggesting as it does that evolution involves some sort of mystical forces and that certain so-called "living fossils" contain some sort of substance which somehow counteracts these forces. None of this actually makes in any sense, however, in terms of the actual science.

To sum up, evolutionary theory is perfectly valid science, and there's nothing particularly shameful about promoting it as science, contrary to what the above poster might think. OTOH, the movie's conception of what evolution actually means is just plain silly.