4 Movies

Radiation poisoning makes an Army colonel (Glenn Langan) grow 10 feet a day, lose his mind and wreak havoc.

Initial release: 25 October 1957 (New York)

Show: Mystery Science Theater 3000

Director: Bert I. Gordon

Air date: 3 August 1991

Previous episode: Gamera vs. Gaos

Next episode: Fugitive Alien

Susan begins a search operation in a remote area of Mexico to locate her fiance Bruce. The team finds a gigantic one-eyed monster who became disfigured due to exposure to excess radioactivity.

Initial release: 28 July 1957

Director: Bert I. Gordon

Producer: Bert I. Gordon

Screenplay: Bert I. Gordon

Music composed by: Albert Glasser

Scientists (Bill Bryant, Wanda Curtis, Douglas Henderson) land on a planet, find primitive monsters and nuke them.

Initial release: 17 June 1955

Director: Bert I. Gordon

Budget: 15,000 USD (estimated)

Screenplay: Bert I. Gordon, Al Zimbalist, Tom Gries

Music composed by: Gene Garf, Louis Palange

Mr. Franz, a mad scientist, shrinks people into puppet dolls to fight his loneliness. But his secretary Sally and her beau Bob refuse to follow his instructions and fight him.

Initial release: April 1958

Director: Bert I. Gordon

Initial DVD release: 20 February 2001

Producers: Bert I. Gordon, James H. Nicholson, Samuel Z. Arkoff

Screenplay: Bert I. Gordon, George Worthing Yates

 

Amazing stories.

 

Mechanical Monster.