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Giant Gila Monster (1959)
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Starring: Bob Thompson, Lisa Simone, Shug Fisher, Don Sullivan, Fred Graham
Director: Ray Kellogg
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Studio: Image Ent.
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Length:
75 mins

 
 

 

Devouring people as if they were flies!

A monster of unknown origin stalks Lover's Lane in search of fresh teenagers to devour. The teens try to tell the authorities, but as usual are never believed until corpses start piling up.

If you like rock 'n' roll, hot rods, poodle skirts and prehistoric lizards the size of a Greyhound bus, this is the one. Produced by actor Ken Curtis, who played Festus on TV's Gunsmoke. Directed by Ray Kellogg, who directed The Green Berets. Great and fabulous fun from the nifty fifties!

-Wade Williams