One of the great drive in classics of all time made even more startling in that it was directed by a woman. It may not be the bloodiest monster movie, but I don't think anyone can deny that the Humanoids know how to get the job done. This Showtime series lasted three seasons. Audio choices are English 2. I didn't think I was a bad person... On the other hand the women are pretty strong. The only reason anyone really dies in this film is due to the element of surprise. Listen up, cause El Santo is about to impart to you some more of his hard-won bad movie wisdom. Also can be found at This is a sci-fi/horror movie from Roger Corman's production company which came out in 1980. Where the film really lives up to its cult status is a wonderfully manic siege of the town's Salmon Fair. Humanoids from the Deep is presented in 1. Even better are the chest cavity rips seen quite a few times in the film. His films always had a low budget grindhouse charm to them, which was amusing in its own right.
Here, it's no different. His role in HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP (1980) is basically the same as those seen in any number of sci fi monster films from the 1950's. They review horror and sci-fi movies and add a little humor in the mix. But it was also produced by none other than Roger Corman (though his name appears nowhere in the credits. Do this immediately. One such film mentioned numerous times was Humanoids from the Deep, a film that I could never get my hands on. How something this gnarly came out the same year…. It's goofy, but the effects are solid, and it also gives you a look at some of the fashions and looks that were in play at the time the film was made, the birth of the 80s. Lots of jiggly boobs (it is exploitation, after all). Heads got pulled off, arms ripped from bodies, dogs torn apart and most incredible of all – multiple young ladies were seen completely nude! Tragic shit right there, kids.
This movie is rated R and is released by New Concorde. One of the teenage victims is a ventriloquist with one of the creepiest puppets I've witnessed, and yet he's also getting laid. This glorious, gory and grisly 1980 monster movie also features a score by James Horner and Roger Corman served as an uncredited executive producer! Watch the dummy s eyes as the gill-man rips his way into the tent. In fact, there's one segment when a split in the film is noticeable for almost a full minute. It was a great year for horror but there is one film that people don't talk about very: Humanoids from the Deep.
Action plays a big part of HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP (1980). Then she suggests they go out to the bay to look for the creatures lair (they re obviously too big for the food supply upstream), and that suggestion leads to a pair of important discoveries. The monsters have a cool look to them and they don't really take any shit from anyone. Furthermore, the Humanoids got that way by eating scientifically altered salmon that were "misplaced" by some shady scientists. The goodies include: - Uncut Version. You can definitely tell this film was actually shot on film whereas the 2010 blu-ray looked a bit too processed. In the final battle at the harbor festival the creatures on land are defeated by setting the water on fire. And yet all pales in comparison to the most alarming moment that shook my drunk self to the core. Dust, dirt and scratches are still present throughout. But as more strange things continue to happen, it's becoming apparent to some of the locals that Canco may already be more involved in the happenings of this small town than they're letting on. Yet, a classy James Horner score and super creatures courtesy of make-up genius Rob Bottin and his crew elevate this one.
This is, of course, where the nudity and gore really come to play. Tagline: "They're not human, but they hunt human for mating. It's got nudity, gore, and a sense of humor, what more could one ask for?
The effects are equally as disgusting as his latter work with one effect, the guy popping out of the water with half a face, that made me jump the first time I saw it. A bit more humor would have helped. It's an 80-minute horror movie which is the perfect amount of time. You may scoff, but if you ask me, it takes real talent to pack such a huge roster of time-honored cliches into so short a film in such a way that they not only seem properly placed, but also serve to keep the plot moving at a blitzkrieg pace. That the human victims are disproportionately female is also only to be expected, because those brief glimpses we ve been catching since the very first scene (to say nothing of the movie s title) have been enough to tell us that Noyo s big problem is a gill-man infestation.
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