Marjoe Gortner and associates battle giant rats in this movie directed by Bert I. Gordon for AIP.
It's not that bad for what it tries to be, even if it's not to my taste. Gortner has, apparently, learned how to act beneath his curly, perfect wig, but he only seems to come alive when he is sermonizing. Your idea of good cinema may involve Ida Lupino being gnawed to death by a rat larger than she is, but it's not mine; hence my poor opinion. On the other hand, the giant puppets are very good. That's probably due to an uncredited Rick Baker.
It's not that bad for what it tries to be, even if it's not to my taste. Gortner has, apparently, learned how to act beneath his curly, perfect wig, but he only seems to come alive when he is sermonizing. Your idea of good cinema may involve Ida Lupino being gnawed to death by a rat larger than she is, but it's not mine; hence my poor opinion. On the other hand, the giant puppets are very good. That's probably due to an uncredited Rick Baker.