Terror from Beneath the Earth

2009
1h 9min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter years of underground atomic testing, one of the animals living within the Wisawa caves (a system that stretches from Phantom Lake to the Deadlands) has undergone a radical and unimagin... Tout lireAfter years of underground atomic testing, one of the animals living within the Wisawa caves (a system that stretches from Phantom Lake to the Deadlands) has undergone a radical and unimaginably horrible transformation! While exploring the caves, Dr. Vincent Edwards and colleague... Tout lireAfter years of underground atomic testing, one of the animals living within the Wisawa caves (a system that stretches from Phantom Lake to the Deadlands) has undergone a radical and unimaginably horrible transformation! While exploring the caves, Dr. Vincent Edwards and colleague Rosemary Bennett stumble across evidence in the disappearance of local children. After re... Tout lire

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4jeffpolier

Maybe It Should Have Been a Short

I don't think this really a bad movie. It's just far too long for the amount of story so I became rather bored. It could easily be cut down to half an hour without losing any important plot or characterization. I'm glad I saw it but this is a Mihmiverse movie that I'm unlikely to watch again.

Dethcharm

"Dang It!"... "Alright, You Mutated Freak! Come Out And Fight Like A Man!"...

TERROR FROM BENEATH THE EARTH is yet another pseudo-1950's sci-fi schlocker from the deep recesses of Christopher R. Mihm's brainpan. This time, nuclear tests have damaged a cave system, and released a subterranean juggernaut of death! When two local kids go missing in the caves, a small team goes in search of them. Unspeakable peril commences!

Making the best of the microscopic budget and -extremely- limited sets, Mihm manages to keep things interesting and fun. His usual troupe of actors are on hand, and the big-eared, bug-eyed bat beast is delightfully goofy! The "caves" are a wonder of papier-mache technology! True Mihm-iacs actually flock to "special showings" at real movie theaters to watch his films. I must admit that I envy them...