The Navy vs. the Night Monsters

1966
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Anthony Eisley and Mamie Van Doren in The Navy vs. the Night Monsters (1966)

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंBeware of the Night Crawlers ... their clutches will disintegrate you!Beware of the Night Crawlers ... their clutches will disintegrate you!Beware of the Night Crawlers ... their clutches will disintegrate you!

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The entire cast and crew were on the point of walking out during production when they learned halfway through filming that the film was going to be released with the title The Navy vs. the Night Monsters (1966).

गूफ़
The airplane heading to the island is a C-47 Skytrain, the military version of the civilian DC-3. The film of the plane crash-landing on the runway is that of a C-46 Commando.

भाव
CPO Fred Twining: [trying to catch one of the small creatures with two dinner plates] What if it jumps?
Bob Spaulding: Jump higher.

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Featured in Aweful Movies with Deadly Earnest: The Navy vs. the Night Monsters (1973)

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The navy gets the gravy -- and we get THIS?!

How could you not like a movie with such an outlandish plot and such an infamous cast.

Mamie Van Doren is scrumptious as the Navy nurse heroine. Anthony Eisely ("Journey to the Center of Time") is the hero. Popular song-and-dance man Bobby Van ("Kiss Me Kate") is comic relief. Billy Gray ("Father Knows Best", "The Day the Earth Stood Still") is one of the brave young sailors who battle the Night Monsters (invading plant-creatures from space, ala "The Thing").

The monsters resemble huge mobile weeds (ala "The Day of the Triffids") which have acid for blood (ala "Alien"). The setting is Antarctica (ala "The Thing" . . . sort of), but the climate is a warm and well-lit (ala a studio set).

If all this sounds silly enough to be fun, take heart, it is (but beware of several gory scenes). The film was released by a company called Realart (this is "real art"?).