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Genetic experiments gone awry send marauding lewd and lascivious beasties into a quiet fishing town. What it says on the tin. The ultimate drive-in movie - bad acting, oodles of gratuitous nudity and violence often at the same time. Yet, a classy James Horner score and super creatures courtesy of make-up genius Rob Bottin and his crew elevate this one. A guilty pleasure. We understand Rob has become a California realtor - this ranks as the greatest loss to cinema IMHO. |
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1st May 1980 Cinema | ||
Monster 5th December 1980 Cinema | ||
27th April 1999 DVD 1.33:1 | ||
3rd August 2010 Blu-Ray 82 mins 1.85:1 |
Jim Hill | |
Susan Drake | |
Hank Slattery | |
Carol Hill | |
Johnny Eagle (as Anthony Penya) | |
Linda Beale | |
Peggy Larsen | |
Jerry Potter | |
Tommy Hill | |
Deke Jensen | |
Dickie Moore | |
Billy | |
Radio Announcer (Mike Michaels) | |
Miss Salmon | |
Becky | |
Jake Potter | |
Hill Baby | |
Old Man | |
Amy | |
Herself~ Piano | |
Bass | |
Banjo | |
Fiddle | |
Charles Borden | |
James Edwards | |
Mayor | |
Fisherman | |
Sheriff Hank | |
Humanoid Victim | |
Jackie | |
Harry | |
Smitty | |
Carnival goer | |
Carnival goer | |
Humanoid Killer | |
Humanoid | |
Hill Baby | |
Humanoid Killer |
History | |||
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Sunday, 7th December 1980 - Sunday, 14th December 1980 | London Pavilion | UK | |
Saturday, 13th December 1980 | Odeon, Romford | UK |