Creature from the Haunted Sea

1961
PG
1h 3m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

3,5/10

3,4 k

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A crook decides to bump off members of his inept crew and blame their deaths on a legendary sea creature. What he doesn't know is that the creature is real.

Liretrailer1 min 23 s

1 vidéo

6 photos

Comedy Horror

Un escroc décide de renverser les membres de son équipage incompétent et attribue leur mort à une créature marine légendaire. Ce qu'il ne sait pas, c'est que la créature est réelle.Un escroc décide de renverser les membres de son équipage incompétent et attribue leur mort à une créature marine légendaire. Ce qu'il ne sait pas, c'est que la créature est réelle.Un escroc décide de renverser les membres de son équipage incompétent et attribue leur mort à une créature marine légendaire. Ce qu'il ne sait pas, c'est que la créature est réelle.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

3,5/10

3,4 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Vidéos1

Trailer 1:23

DVD Trailer

Photos6

Rôles principaux20

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Antony Carbone

Renzo Capetto

Betsy Jones-Moreland

Mary-Belle Monahan

Robert Towne

Sparks Moranaja aka Agent XK150
(as Edward Wain)

Beach Dickerson

Pete Peterson Jr.
(as Beech Dickerson)

Robert Bean

Happy Jack Monahan

Esther Sandoval

Carmelita Rodríguez

Sonia Noemí González

Mango Perez
(as Sonia Noemi Gonzalez)

Edmundo Rivera Álvarez

Gen. Tostada
(as Edmundo Rivera Alvarez)

Terry Nevin

Cuban

Elisio Lopez

Cuban

Tanner Hunt

Cuban

Blanquita Romero

Rosina Pérez

Armando Rowra

Cuban

John Fles

First Man Chasing XK150 (scenes added later for television showings)
(uncredited)

Jaclyn Hellman

Agent Sparks (scenes added later for television showings)
(uncredited)

Stanton Kaye

Cuban
(uncredited)
…

Karl Lukas

Bartender (scenes added later for television showings)
(uncredited)

Charles Macaulay

Man with Walking Stick
(uncredited)

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Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Shot back-to-back in Puerto Rico with La Dernière Femme sur Terre (1960), using the same cast and crew, but not released until several months afterward.

Gaffes
When the monster attacks the ship at the end of the movie, you can see human skin where the costume sleeves didn't reach the gloves.

Citations
Sparks Moran: [narrating] It was dusk. I could tell because the sun was going down.

Autres versions
Also available in a colorized version.

Connexions
Edited into Malcolm (2000)

Bandes originales
The Creature from the Haunted Sea
Lyrics by Carole Eastman
Music by Fred Katz
Sung by Betsy Jones-Moreland with the Fred Katz Jazz Combo

Commentaires des utilisateurs105

Commentaire

Commentaire en vedette

4/10

Lots of Humor

This is pre-Airplane humor. Anyone who thinks this is a "monster movie" will be sadly disappointed. My first clue? The very first scene has a guy getting his shoes shined. And what is he wearing? White canvas sneakers. There are lots of quirky dialog that doesn't even need MST3000K to make jokes about. "Did you get that?" "Right. Where do I turn for the decoder pin?" "Left." "Left?" "Right." "Right". And the classic, "It was dusk. I could tell because the sun was going down."

Nothing in this movie was intended to be "horror". But if you listen closely and watch, you'll find plenty to laugh about. Kind of clever, actually.