Perry Kate
Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!
Cebalord
Very best movie i ever watch
Philippa
All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.
purplerustling
Yea, it's pretty awful. But the one scene where the bad guy grabs the girl at the beach is worth the aggravation. It's one of those.."Did you see that?" scenes. I thought it was hilarious how the bad guy drove his car into the ocean to escape. Like wow!! A car that can drive on land and in water!!! I saw that movie when I was a young lad and that scene blew me away. I had to see it twice just to make sure I saw what I thought I saw. I bought that pellet gun and thought it was a big deal since they used the same one in the movie.Mark Richmond also had a TV show in the late 50's or very early 60's. I'm pretty sure it was a western but I can't remember the name.Since when does a comment have to be 10 lines in length??
Jim C.
I've only seen this MSTied. As far as I know it's impossible to get this otherwise. The MSTK version is hilarious and I've seen it several times. During those viewings I did realize the film had some potential but any chance it had was shot down by several illogical story elements: 1) OK, we have this defected scientist who is aware of a plan by the Soviet Union to dust our crops with a deadly spore, yet upon making his way to America he says nothing of the danger because he's working on a antidote. What?? So what if your antidote isn't successful, doctor? What if they strike before it's ready? Maybe you should tell somebody, hmmm? 2) Well, our trusty agent from H.A.R.M. comes to pay our good doctor a visit. Upon learning of the Commie plan, our agent informs his obviously drunk boss. But instead of informing the President, or State Department, or somebody with diplomatic pull, they go on with their spy game. Hey maybe if the president gives the Soviets a call telling them they know about the spore and the plan to use them, the Soviets would call it off, after all they're risking all out nuclear war with the U.S. But noooo....3) The Soviet henchman Malko, shows his hand way too early--like near the beginning of the film. He kills the doctor's assistant with a spore gun which obviously would tip of the doctor that the Soviets are on to him. Malko is taking an absurd risk--the good defected scientist might tell somebody. However, the Soviets aren't worried. The good doctor keeps this to himself.So the continuing parade of illogic shoots down any potential this clunker had. So if somehow you find a copy of this unMSTied, Gerd your Oswald, because you're in for a tough one.
zmaturin
Let's say you're a refugee scientist from some foreigny country, hiding in Southern California working on antidote to some killer spore virus that's going to be sprayed on America's crops, to be baked into apple pies. Would you let a smug, fifty-ish, cardigan-wearing, skill-less "secret agent" into your home, to sleep next to you and your sexy, sexy, sexy neice? I wouldn't.Anyway, Peter Mark Richman, who you may remember from "Friday the 13th part VIII: Jason Takes Manhatten", IS Adam Chance, Agent for H.A.R.M. He answers to one- except Wendell Corey, as the head of H.A.R.M. Here, Wendell is as drunk as he was in "Women of the Prehistoric Planet" but not as drunk as he was in "Astro-Zombies". Enjoy!
highlanderchica
I first saw this movie on Mystery Science Theater 3000. I especially enjoyed the lines where Mike and the Bot's made fun of the guy who looked like Prince. Servo: "Let's eat our dinner in a fancy restaurant!" Hehehehe. Otherwise, the regular film was just crap. Mike: "He made his own gravy!" :)
