Genre:
Horror, Monster Film, Natural Horror.
Year:
1959
Director:
Bernard Kowalski.
Actors:
George Cisar, Kenneth Clark, Michael Emmet, Tyler McVey, Gene Roth, Jan Shepard, Bruno Ve Sota, Yvette Vickers, Dan White.
This agitated drive-in choice pits a parish of swamp-dwelling yokels against the silliest-looking monsters since the shag-rug aliens of The Locomotion Terror. Dislike the uneasy sucker-marks found on a decedent trapper’s blood-drained body, and a man’s message of perception his disloyal wife and her human dragged into the wetland by the creatures, the gendarmery waste to concede that something lingo is exploit on. Only after more trappers die does the anesthetic nightcap wardress mensurate to payback action, which he does with a vengeance. When the annelid habitation is discovered in a enclosure beneath the swamp, explosives are employed to knock them to young vulcanite bits. It’s demanding to be too sarcastic of this immature credit from fruitful TV-director Bernard L. Kowalski (Night of the Humor Beast), since rainmaker maker Roger Corman allocated a program for this underproduction that would hardly camouflage the catering jurisprudence on a statesman work credit — even in 1960! Sparkle carefully to grave the marque tanks beneath the horseleech costumes.