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L'activité volcanique libère des scorpions géants qui font des ravages dans la campagne rurale et menacent Mexico.L'activité volcanique libère des scorpions géants qui font des ravages dans la campagne rurale et menacent Mexico.L'activité volcanique libère des scorpions géants qui font des ravages dans la campagne rurale et menacent Mexico.
Carlos Múzquiz
- Dr. Velazco
- (as Carlos Muzquiz)
Pascual García Peña
- José de la Cruz
- (as Pascual Peña)
Pedro Galván
- Father Delgado
- (as Pedro Galvan)
Arturo Martínez
- Major Cosio
- (as Arturo Martinez)
Quintín Bulnes
- Lineman killed on pole
- (uncredited)
José Chávez
- Train conductor
- (uncredited)
Roberto Contreras
- Chumacho
- (uncredited)
Fernando Curiel
- Pillo (foreman)
- (uncredited)
Ángel Di Stefani
- Military man
- (uncredited)
Alfonso Díaz Landa
- Military man
- (uncredited)
Jaime González Quiñones
- Boy in San Lorenzo
- (uncredited)
Leonor Gómez
- Villager
- (uncredited)
Bob Johnson
- Narrator
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
- …
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Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesA typical Willis O'Brien touch - in a long shot of the cage descending into the cave, a tiny stop motion bat flies across the screen. Only O'Brien would add another day's work to a scene where it would be barely noticed.
- GaffesMost likely due to budgetary issues, the voices of the opening sequence's narrator, the police radio dispatcher, the radio newscaster, and the public address announcer are all the same. Specifically, it belongs to Bob Johnson, best remembered for being heard in the opening sequence of most episodes of Mission: Impossible (1966) ("Good morning, Mr. Phelps...").
- Citations
Hank Scott: [after hearing an onimous noise] Ordinarily I've got nothing against moonlit nights, but I'll be glad to get by this one.
- Générique farfeluThe Warner Bros. logo does not appear at the beginning of this movie.
- ConnexionsEdited into FrightMare Theater: The Black Scorpion (2017)
Commentaire en vedette
When you watch films like this, you must put aside your ideas of what are or are not good special effects......if we compare all older movies with present films with modern technology, we would write off classics like "King Kong" and "Lost World" because they don't look like "Jurassic Park". Times change, computer generated effects are "in" and we sometimes forget that people like Willis O'Brien were pioneers in the fx field, working with little but their imagination and creativity. So enjoy this typical 50's Big Bug entry for what it is. I have seen it a number of times and have a little soft spot in my heart (not my head!) for it. It is full of those actors that were popping up all the time during the 50's as second leads or in "B" films. The cavern scene with the worms and scorpions is pretty damn good but that little brat Juanito needed to be scorpion bait from the beginning! Probably the funniest thing in the film is the reaction of the military men in the stadium when one of their own gets electrocuted because someone forgot to turn off the power....they just blow it off and go on. It's a fun film......just enjoy it and don't think too much.
- Bucs1960
- 31 juill. 2002
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