Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA NASA scientist turns a Venus Flytrap into a monstrous humanoid while on vacation in Japan.A NASA scientist turns a Venus Flytrap into a monstrous humanoid while on vacation in Japan.A NASA scientist turns a Venus Flytrap into a monstrous humanoid while on vacation in Japan.
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- AnecdotesThe credits on the version of this movie which exists today are actually for the movie Le Médecin dément de l'île de sang (1968) and bear no relation to this film. This comes from when they were originally intended to be released as a double feature.
- GaffesWhile in the mountains of Japan, a coyote is heard howling. Coyotes are only found in the Americas.
- Citations
Dr. Bragan: How in the hell can anybody be so utterly stupid as to build a rocket base on the coast of Florida?
- ConnexionsReferences Frankenstein (1931)
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How can a film so awful be so awful, if you know what I mean? We've got a terrible rubbery monster, a hypertensive mad scientist and his lovely ethnic assistant, and some boobs, but for some reason this film feels as if it's as long as Barry Lyndon and much less eventful.
Overworked, cranky scientist guy gets sent from NASA to Japan for some R and R and ends up instead trying to prove that mankind is descended from plants by getting a Venus flytrap and some underwater plant and sewing them together to make a man-plant that feeds mainly on dogs, it seems.
Now look at that last paragraph - that's gold to a bad movie guy like me! But in reality this film will send you into a coma. An awfully long time is spent by the scientist talking botany with his assistant (and as a guy who has an allotment, keeping a plant in a box away from sunlight don't seem like such a good idea, plus I only use lightening on my carrots and only feed dogs to my onions. Hollywood eh?) If you can stay awake long enough for them to reveal the beeping man-plant (the inclusion of boobs might help), then the last third of the film isn't so bad, but there's no gore whatsoever and you might miss the ending if you blink. Yes, the monster looks ridiculous but I felt cheated by the lack of blood and sauce. I watched this years ago and thought it was crap then. Wish I'd written an IMDb review back then and saved myself the time of watching it again.
Overworked, cranky scientist guy gets sent from NASA to Japan for some R and R and ends up instead trying to prove that mankind is descended from plants by getting a Venus flytrap and some underwater plant and sewing them together to make a man-plant that feeds mainly on dogs, it seems.
Now look at that last paragraph - that's gold to a bad movie guy like me! But in reality this film will send you into a coma. An awfully long time is spent by the scientist talking botany with his assistant (and as a guy who has an allotment, keeping a plant in a box away from sunlight don't seem like such a good idea, plus I only use lightening on my carrots and only feed dogs to my onions. Hollywood eh?) If you can stay awake long enough for them to reveal the beeping man-plant (the inclusion of boobs might help), then the last third of the film isn't so bad, but there's no gore whatsoever and you might miss the ending if you blink. Yes, the monster looks ridiculous but I felt cheated by the lack of blood and sauce. I watched this years ago and thought it was crap then. Wish I'd written an IMDb review back then and saved myself the time of watching it again.
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- The Revenge of Dr. X
- Lieux de tournage
- Chiba, Japon(beach exteriors)
- Sociétés de production
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Box-office
- Budget
- 29 000 $US (estimé)
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By what name was Body of the Prey (1967) officially released in India in English?
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