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A seaside community is terrorized by a hideous sea monster, which has been created by experiments in atomic radiation.A seaside community is terrorized by a hideous sea monster, which has been created by experiments in atomic radiation.A seaside community is terrorized by a hideous sea monster, which has been created by experiments in atomic radiation.
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- TriviaThe pier repeatedly seen in the background by the beach is the Paradise Cove Pier in Malibu, CA. It was torn in half by a giant El Nino wave in the '80s.
- GoofsIn the final scene where the monster is holding Prof. King, the hands of the woman in the monster suit are visible around King's neck.
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Prof. King: You know, science is a devouring mistress. She devours all who seek to fathom her mysteries. And for every secret she reveals, she demands a price; a price that a scientist must be prepared to pay. Even at the cost of his life or the lives of others who stand in the way of his search.
- ConnectionsEdited from Road House (1948)
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The vote drop-down menu is not very useful in this case. Of course this movie is awful. What would you expect from a film with this title from the 1950's? But what is note-worthy about the film is really how awful it is. I suppose this grade-Z pic was trying to cash in on the success of The Creature from the Black Lagoon or that Kurk Douglas Disney League jaunt, but I'm sure very few parted ways with their 1950's scratch to see this one. I though have to claim (of few that would make such bold statements) that I purchased this one, and I loved it. On par with Plan 9 and Beast of Yucca Flats this is a gem. Utter half-wittedness, no-budget, bad sound, horrible editing, no continuity, guys shooting each other with harpoons, the gratuitous sexy (which is a stretch) half naked woman, the same one boat used in all the scenes that call for a boat, the same stretch of beach, dumb doctors spouting esoteric formulas while (constantly) running around in suits on the beach...most bad films are just boring, and usually help you fall asleep after the late show, but trust me stay awake for awhile with this one, maybe just long enough to catch the goofy monster.
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- El fantasma de las 10.000 leguas
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- $100,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 21 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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By what name was The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues (1955) officially released in India in English?
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