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La Fusée de l'épouvante

Titre original : It! The Terror from Beyond Space
  • 1958
  • Approved
  • 1h 9min
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6,0/10
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Ray Corrigan, Shirley Patterson, and Marshall Thompson in La Fusée de l'épouvante (1958)
The first manned expedition to Mars is decimated by an unknown life form which stows away on the rescue ship.
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Une mission envoyée pour sauver la première expédition habitée sur Mars est envahie par une forme de vie inconnue, qui s'embarque sur le navire de sauvetage.Une mission envoyée pour sauver la première expédition habitée sur Mars est envahie par une forme de vie inconnue, qui s'embarque sur le navire de sauvetage.Une mission envoyée pour sauver la première expédition habitée sur Mars est envahie par une forme de vie inconnue, qui s'embarque sur le navire de sauvetage.

  • Réalisation
    • Edward L. Cahn
  • Scénario
    • Jerome Bixby
  • Casting principal
    • Marshall Thompson
    • Shirley Patterson
    • Kim Spalding
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,0/10
    6,6 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Edward L. Cahn
    • Scénario
      • Jerome Bixby
    • Casting principal
      • Marshall Thompson
      • Shirley Patterson
      • Kim Spalding
    • 148avis d'utilisateurs
    • 77avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 1 nomination au total

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    Rôles principaux16

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    Marshall Thompson
    Marshall Thompson
    • Col. Edward Carruthers
    Shirley Patterson
    Shirley Patterson
    • Ann Anderson
    • (as Shawn Smith)
    Kim Spalding
    • Col. Van Heusen
    Ann Doran
    Ann Doran
    • Mary Royce
    Dabbs Greer
    Dabbs Greer
    • Eric Royce
    Paul Langton
    Paul Langton
    • Lt. James Calder
    Robert Bice
    Robert Bice
    • Maj. John Purdue
    Richard Benedict
    Richard Benedict
    • Bob Finelli
    Richard Hervey
    • Gino Finelli
    Thom Carney
    Thom Carney
    • Joe Kienholz
    Ray Corrigan
    Ray Corrigan
    • It
    Stuart Hall
    Stuart Hall
    • Reporter
    • (non crédité)
    Mike Morelli
    • Reporter
    • (non crédité)
    Monty O'Grady
    Monty O'Grady
    • Reporter
    • (non crédité)
    Bert Stevens
    Bert Stevens
    • Reporter
    • (non crédité)
    Pierre Watkin
    Pierre Watkin
    • Spokesman at Press Conference
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • Edward L. Cahn
    • Scénario
      • Jerome Bixby
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    Avis des utilisateurs148

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    jimbo-38

    It's okay.

    If you'rr a ten year old kid home alone at about one in the morning in a creaky old house in the early sixties, this movie is actually pretty scary. The scenes where the monster keeps his just barely alive victims in the air vents (and actually drags one of them around with him) for who knows what reason are chillingly eery (or eeringly chilly). Good film for nostalgia fans.
    jmcd7910

    THis movie scared the hell out of me in 1960

    I haven't seen this movie in 46 years, but the thing I remember about it is the fact that I was so terrified watching it, at nine years of age at the Lincoln Theatre in Kearny, NJ, that I had to leave before it ended. I didn't sleep well for many nights after that.

    There was a scene I remember where a crew member opened an air duct access hatch (or what, as I recall now, looked like one), and a hand fell down in front of him, obviously belonging to a dead colleague of his. The creature had stuffed the body in the ductwork. That was all I could take. I threw my comic book (I always bought one for 10 cents on my way to the movies on Saturday afternoons. My mom would give me 35 cents, 10 for the comic and a quarter for the double feature with cartoons in between) up in front of my face so I couldn't see, and ran up the center aisle, out the doors, and away from that horror. I saw just about every monster/horror/sci-fi movie made in the 1950's on one or another of those wonderful Saturdays at the Lincoln Theatre, and the only other one that made me run out was House on Haunted Hill.

    What I wouldn't give for another chance to see two movies and three cartoons for a quarter, through the unjaded eyes of a nine-year old boy, still able to be scared out of my wits by a guy in a rubber suit.
    rixrex

    Great B movie has lots going for it, and influential too, re: ALIEN

    Most folks who've watched this and Alien see the obvious similarities. In fact, Alien is what we all kind of imagined as kids watching this film and seeing it with the non-critical eyes of youth.

    Regardless, this is a top drawer B movie effort that rises far above its limitations with solid acting, a fine story, eerie and claustrophobic settings with effective lighting, a quick pace and no lag-time.

    If you haven't seen it, get the MGM Midnight Movie DVD double with Monster that Challenged the World, another superb B Movie sci-fi thriller that is as good as this one, and has an insect-like monster that you might recognize as the forerunner of the giant bug of Men in Black.
    8Rabh17

    20 years before Ripley told everyone to shut-up

    I dug this one out of the dust bin and was quietly amazed at the simple, yet straight on-target focus of this movie. Yes-- Alien borrowed the basic setup from this 1958 setup. And yes-- Alien did it BETTER, ICKIER, and SCARIER. But hey, this was 1958!

    The script is actually very down to earth and intelligent. The snippets of Sci-Fi Factoids actually made sense for what people popularly knew about Mars back then. The women were still women of that era, but they were intelligent and level headed. No Screaming. No fainting. No Falling down and spraining of slim ankles because of fashionable stiletto heels.

    The fact that the movie is B&W is a plus in terms of the monster and the make-up. Let's face it-- in most scary movies, the scariest moment is when the camera is DARK and there is almost no color. Here, the shadows hide that fact that the monster is a guy in a heavy rubber suit. And in 1966, this movie frightened me enough to keep me awake all night.

    Fun spots:

    1-- Guns, LOTS of handguns, Rifles, grenades, crates of 'em-- gods, they even got a BAZOOKA! And they're shooting them all off inside a tin can in Outer Space. Man, they built them thar spaceships like battleships! And they're ALL good shots because not one single bullet ever sets fire to a VITAL control panel. Wow!

    2-- The women pour coffee and make sandwiches for the men. Ah. . .Heaven!

    If you and your friends are Sci-Fi buff, despite being dated, this 'B' Classic is worth a Saturday Night Oldies Flick.

    Just ask POLITELY: Girls, can we have some sandwiches?
    6jluis1984

    Maybe outdated, but still delivers

    When one watches a 50's space movie, it's very easy to make fun of how outdated they are. Of course, now that we know how to travel to space it is easy to say it, but in those movies, they had to imagine how would it be to do that. It's unfair to judge them with the knowledge we have now.

    With that said, I think that "It! The Terror from Beyond Space" is one of the best 50's space horror b-movies that was done in those long lost years. Sure, under our conception of sci-fi the movie is seriously outdated, but judging it in its time frame, it was a very good movie in its day.

    The story is as follows: In 1973, the first mission to Mars failed, so another spaceship was sent to rescue the crew . Only Col. Edward Carruthers is found alive, and thus is the only suspect of the murders of the rest of his crew. But Carruthers claims that he was not the killer, something else did, and now it is inside their ship.

    Suspense and mystery are handled very well in this movie, with a script that later was used as inspiration for the highly influential "Alien" more than 20 years later. Sci-fi writer Jerome Bixby creates a very well thought plot that, while it has typical 50s odd one-liners, it still moves straight-forward and both the plot and the characters are developed to a good level.

    Certainly, the acting is not the best, and maybe this is were the film lacks quality. Nevertheless, Marshall Thompson as Col. Carruthers, carries the film with grace as the main suspect of the killings.

    The SFX are of mediocre quality even for its age, nevertheless, director Edward L. Cahn does the intelligent thing and keeps the creature in the darkness, making the menace of what lurks in the shadows a more powerful presence. Black and White photography helps with the task, and gives the film a noir beautiful look that in color would not had worked that good.

    To summarize, it is a very outdated film, but if you want to know how were space horrors in the years before Apollo 11, you will be surprised at how good it is. Also, this film is a MUST see for fans of the "Alien" series. Among the best 50s B-movies. 6/10

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    • Anecdotes
      The mask of the monster suit was altered considerably. When Ray Corrigan was fitted for the suit, the mask was initially too tight. Paul Blaisdell, who made the suit, had to remove and rebuild the monster's lower jaw so the mask would fit better. Unfortunately, Corrigan's chin stuck out through the opening made in the mask. Blaisdell made up his chin to look like the monster's tongue. The mask's original eyes (large and catlike, a Blaisdell trademark) were also removed; the eyes you see behind the mask are actually Corrigan's.
    • Gaffes
      Van Heusen opens the reactor shield to try to kill the monster, but it smashes through the door to escape. He doesn't reseal the shield, though. The adjoining space, the one with the man with the broken leg, should have been flooded with deadly radiation ("enough to kill a hundred men" as Van Heusen notes).
    • Citations

      Lt. James Calder: Mars is almost as big as Texas. Maybe it's got monsters.

    • Connexions
      Edited into Les envahisseurs invisibles (1959)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 9 novembre 1958 (Royaume-Uni)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
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    • Société de production
      • Vogue Pictures
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      • 1h 9min(69 min)
    • Couleur
      • Black and White

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