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Sea creatures created from radioactive sludge terrorize a beach community.Sea creatures created from radioactive sludge terrorize a beach community.Sea creatures created from radioactive sludge terrorize a beach community.
John Lyon
- Hank Green
- (as John Scott)
Munroe Wade
- TV Announcer
- (as Monroe Wade)
Tony Altomare
- Beach Gymnast
- (uncredited)
Robin Boston Barron
- Biker
- (uncredited)
John Becker
- Del-Aires Member
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
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- TriviaWhen Del Tenney was going to show the film to executives from Twentieth Century Fox to see if they would pick it up, Tenney brought in some folks to wear the monster suits for promotion. One of the monsters was in the restroom when an executive from Twentieth Century came in. The gentleman freaked out at the sight of the monster, everyone had a good laugh about it, and Twentieth Century Fox released the film.
- GoofsPure sodium is a highly reactive metal. It is kept stored in oil or gasoline (not loose in tubs, as portrayed in the movie), as the moisture in air is enough to trigger a violent exothermic reaction.
- Crazy credits"Motorcycle Gang": Charter Oaks MC, Riverside, Connecticut.
- Alternate versionsIn the original script there was supposed to be a huge confrontation between the motorcycle gang and the monsters. Unfortunately Agustin Mayer, who played Mike, was unfamiliar with riding a motorcycle and crashed while trying to learn. The result was a broken leg, and his big scene was cut from the script and film.
- ConnectionsEdited into FrightMare Theater: The Horror of Party Beach (2017)
- SoundtracksDrag
Written by Ronnie Linares and Gary Robert Jones (as Gary Robert Jones)
Performed by The Del-Aires
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The monster had a striking resemblance to the Creature from the Black Lagoon, which was a much better picture with great cinematography. To make a correction: the substance used to kill them was sodium, not sodium chloride. Sodium burns on contact with water. It's a soft metal, not a powder, so it would take a lot to kill them. But why not just use flame throwers or some other flame source? The music by the Del Aires was really corny. I did a search and found nothing relating to them. Did they ever put out a record? You wonder where they plugged in their amplifiers on the beach. And how were the canisters of toxic material so easily broken open? I wonder what became of the actors. I don't recognize a single name from the cast.
- tswa963505
- Jul 16, 2004
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- Budget
- $120,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.66 : 1
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