A Ilha do Terror

Título original: Island of Terror

1966
Approved
1 h 29 min

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6,1/10

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Peter Cushing and Carole Gray in A Ilha do Terror (1966)

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn isolated remote island community is threatened by an attack by tentacled silicates which liquefy and digest bone and tissue.An isolated remote island community is threatened by an attack by tentacled silicates which liquefy and digest bone and tissue.An isolated remote island community is threatened by an attack by tentacled silicates which liquefy and digest bone and tissue.

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Island of Terror

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Island Of Terror: The Monster

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Island Of Terror: The Monster

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Curiosidades
Art director John St John Earl's final film and the only time he is credited for special effects.

Erros de gravação
When the townspeople attack the silicates in the woods with dynamite, the explosions reveal the wheels propelling the creatures along.

Citações
Dr. Brian Stanley: [sarcastically] One more transfusion and I'll be a full-blooded Irishman.

Versões alternativas
The UK cinema version was cut by a few seconds by the BBFC to remove a brief shot of blood-spurts after a hand is chopped off with an axe. The early UK and French DVDs retain this version though the German CCI DVD issue has the scene intact. The 2014 UK Odeon DVD release is fully uncut.

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Featured in Aweful Movies with Deadly Earnest: Island of Terror (1970)

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6/10

"Look over there! Silicates!!"

A very long way after 'Quatermass', this was the second of three sci-fi quickies Terence Fisher made away from Hammer for a modest little outfit called Planet; set in Ireland, but obviously shot in bitingly cold weather in the countryside around Pinewood.

A competent cast give earnest performances in the face of stupid-looking monsters - described by Peter Cushing as "nasty little creatures" - that leave their victims looking like Dorian Gray's portrait in the 1945 movie, accidentally created in a lab trying to find a cure for cancer.

Edward Judd makes a truly shocking intervention at one point on behalf of Peter Cushing; and the film has a memorable sting in the tale.