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The Hideous Sun Demon
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The Hideous Sun Demon is a 1959 film about an atomic research scientist who finds himself changing into a murderous, lizard-like creature every time he is exposed to sunlight.
''Directed by Robert Clarke. Written by Phil Hiner.
The Blaze Of The Sun Made Him A Monster! (taglines)
Dr. Frederick Buckell
Liquor and science don't mix well, apparently.
Don't cry, Ann... Perhaps you should cry. The rest of us've got to have any hope that this life was... not wasted.
Dialogue
Dr. Gilbert McKenna: You are not going to find out anything that way, Dr. Hoffman, my heart is all right.
Dr. Jacob Hoffman: No, Gil, you must let us doctors play our games, won't we? We are like acorns, you know? We like to show off.
Taglines
The Blaze Of The Sun Made Him A Monster!
Thermodynamic horror from outer space!
Cast
Robert Clarke — Dr. Gilbert McKenna
Patricia Manning — Ann Russell
Nan Peterson — Trudy Osborne
Patrick Whyte — Dr. Frederick Buckell
External links
0052888 The Hideous Sun Demon
Category:Films about lizards
Category:1958 American films
Category:1958 English-language films
Category:American exploitation films
Category:American independent films
Category:American monster movies
Category:American science fiction horror films
Category:English-language science fiction horror films
Category:Films about alcoholism