
![]() | Director (as Sherman Scott) |
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Eccentric and cranky archaeologist Zucco discovers the hidden treasure of the Aztecs hidden away in the mountains of New Mexico, where it is guarded by the flying serpent god himself, Quetzalcoatl. Zucco then attempts to use the god for his own purposes, mainly to destroy those who get in his way. He doesn't count on a mystery writer conducting a inquiry live on the radio into his first victim's death, though. Enjoyable and efficent PRC quickie is basically a remake of The Devil Bat, with Quetzalcoatl (who looks like the little brother of The Giant Claw) taking the place of the bat. The cast is game, the comic relief is fairly amusing for once, and all in all there are much worse things (and much worse PRC films!) to spend an hour with, perhaps as a prelude to watching Q - the Winged Serpent. P.S.: The best scene occurs towards the end when Eddie Acuff gets tangled in his headset and quite audibly mutters "S--t!" -Dave W. |
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![]() | The Flying Serpent 1st February 1946 Cinema 59 mins 1.37:1 | |
![]() | The Flying Serpent 13th July 1999 DVD 59 mins 1.33:1 |
![]() | Professor Andrew Forbes |
![]() | Richard Thorpe |
![]() | Mary Forbes |
![]() | Jerry 'Jonesy' Jones |
![]() | Louis Havener |
![]() | Dr. John Lambert (as James Metcalfe) |
![]() | Sheriff Bill Hayes |
![]() | Superintendent Hastings (as Miltin Kibbee) |
![]() | Head of Inquest |
![]() | Vance Bennett |
![]() | Radio Announcer (uncredited) |
![]() | Mr. Grant, Station Manager (uncredited) |
![]() | Dr. Wagner (uncredited) |
![]() | Townsman (uncredited) |
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