Terror en el lago Ness

Título original: The Loch Ness Horror

1982
PG
1h 29min

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En el lago Ness se suceden las víctimas cuando un científico encuentra los restos de un avión nazi en sus profundidades, y un huevo que intentará ocultar cuando una serie de militares invade... Leer todoEn el lago Ness se suceden las víctimas cuando un científico encuentra los restos de un avión nazi en sus profundidades, y un huevo que intentará ocultar cuando una serie de militares invaden el lugar.En el lago Ness se suceden las víctimas cuando un científico encuentra los restos de un avión nazi en sus profundidades, y un huevo que intentará ocultar cuando una serie de militares invaden el lugar.

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Curiosidades
The Nessie puppet (just a head on a stick) was later used as Jack the Ripper in one of the "Bullshit or Not?" segments in Amazon Women on the Moon.

Pifias
The downed Nazi plane and bodies can be clearly seen in the water. But Loch Ness is filled with thick particulate peat, and underwater visibility is about five feet.

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Jack Stuart: Oh, forgive an old man's indulgence, I was just thinking of the different paths men choose for themselves, you George the scientist, who would find Nessie, analyze her, scrutinize her, cut her up, write your technical papers, and explain her all away, all in the name of science, perhaps that's good, and you Colonel, destroy her to hide your shameful secret, me, well, I suppose I would leave her be, and not let her mystery unravel for another fourteen-hundred years.

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Edited from El desafío de las águilas (1968)

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5/10

We're really in Scotland...really!

Oh Larry Buchanan, we do have fun! Other than B schlockers Attack of the Eye Creatures and Zontar the Thing from Venus, this is the next of Larry's movies that I have had the fortune of seeing. I haven't personally been to Scotland, but a lot of faux Scots accents didn't seem to help convince me they were there either. Is it just me or a magic trick how the Scottish accents drift in and out especially during extended dialogue scenes. Hey, they had to sell it somehow I guess.

Kudos to Doc Livingston for playing Scot eccentric Jack Stewart who provides the most entertainment out of the lot. Jack's daughter (played by Miki McKenzie) is nice to look at and has the best effort in sounding passably Scottish. I won't try to give away about the movie's main attraction, but let's just say that it has really shiny velour skin in sunlight..at least from the neck up. The nose bubbles added a nice touch.

Larry shows his ability to switch from day to night and back to day scenes. Hey, at least they got to shoot the film in sunny weather. Although far from a good movie, Loch Ness Horror is a manageable work by Mr Buchanan and definitely earns it's 'B' grading.