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The She Creature [1956] (DVD) DVD

Newest Review: ... with little action and some poor acting to boot. Chester Morris is quite convincing as the shadowy showman, but glamourous ... more

 ... co-star Marla English doesnt get to do a great deal as she spends most of the film in a trance-like state whilst her prehistoric alter-ego is out causing (mostly offscreen) mayhem. It's Lance Fuller who really drags the film down however as psychic investigator Dr Tom Erickson. Fuller's character is the film's central good-guy protagonist, convinced that Dr Lombardi is somehow to blame for the mysterious killings, but his character boils down to a standard, workmanlike gumshoe detective and is played badly, wit...more

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The She Creature [1956] (DVD): Prehistoric Terror From Beneath the Waves! (335 words)
by - written on 07/05/12, updated on  07/05/12 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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Made in 1956, The Sea Creature tells the story of Dr Carlo Lombardi, a sinister hypnotist who keeps his beautiful assistant under his thrall and frequently reverts her back to one of her distant past lives, whereupon her soul departs and she re-emerges from the sea as a hideous prehistoric humanoid monster to carry out her master's bidding. Basically the film is a rehashing of Frankenstein, and suffers from a dull, dry narrative with little action and some poor acting to boot. Chester Morris is quite convincing as the shadowy showman, but glamourous co-star Marla English doesnt get to do a great deal as she spends most of the film in a trance-like state ...  Read the complete review