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The Monster That Challenged the World
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The Monster That Challenged the World is a 1957 film about giant mollusk monsters that attack California.
Directed by Arnold Laven. Written by David Duncan.
Crawling up from the depths... to terrify and torture! (taglines)
Dr. Jess Rogers
I find that people are always jumping to conclusions about nuclear reaction. Science fact and science fiction are not the same thing, not the same thing at all.
From the instant they're born, they're hungry.
We must remember that these creatures can travel over land, too.
Other
Dr. Tad Johns: As far as we know, in a man that age, only two things can cause stroke: violent anger, or fear.
Beachgoer being evacuated: What's going on? Has Mars finally invaded?
Dialogue
Lt. Cmdr. John 'Twill' Twillinger: Guess what, Sandy, you can go swimming again.
Sandy MacKenzie: [excitedly]'' Can I?
Taglines
Crawling up from the depths... to terrify and torture!
A new kind of terror to numb the nerves!
In glorious black & white
Distinctly chilling. So real that it is nearly incredible.
Instant terror ... Just add water!
Cast
Tim Holt — Lt. Cmdr. John "Twill" Twillinger
Audrey Dalton — Gail MacKenzie
Hans Conried — Dr. Jess Rogers
Harlan Warde — Lt. Robert "Clem" Clemens
Max Showalter as Dr. Tad Johns
Barbara Darrow — Jody Simms
External links
0050722 The Monster That Challenged the World
Category:Natural horror films
Category:1957 horror films
Category:1957 American films
Category:1957 English-language films
Category:American exploitation films
Category:American monster movies
Category:American science fiction horror films
Category:English-language science fiction horror films
Category:Films about the United States Navy
Category:Films set in California