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Certainly a long way from the best Sci-Fi horror to come out of the UK but an important one in the shadow of the cold war, Quatermass and Doctor Who. Plot concerns a robot invasion (featuring very slow moving robots). -The SlothMore of a psycho-drama along the lines of Five than actual science fiction, but still an interesting little film. Makes an interesting double bill with The Day of the Triffids; both are British post-apocalyptic films, precursors of modern zombie films, and featuring as leads American actors who starred in Kiss Me Kate! -Dave W. |
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![]() | 11th September 2007 DVD |
![]() | Jeff Nolan |
![]() | Peggy Hatton |
![]() | Quinn Taggart |
![]() | Edgar Otis |
![]() | Violet Courtland |
![]() | Mel Berner |
![]() | Lorna Berner |
![]() | Dead Train Engineer (uncredited) |
![]() | Dying Businessman |
![]() | Dead Villager |
![]() | Alien Thrall |
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