Sci-fi – Castle Nottingham

Up From The Depths Reviews: 20 Million Miles to Earth

Posted on October 15, 2020 by Patrick NottinghamOctober 15, 2020

I root for the monster. There, I’ve said it, and if ever there was a movie that sunk an ill-fated monster into my childhood heart other than King Kong, it has to be the Ray Harryhausen flick 20 Million Miles … Continue reading →

Up From The Depths Reviews: The Deadly Mantis

Posted on October 13, 2020 by Patrick NottinghamOctober 13, 2020

I suppose the reviewer is spot on in his assessment of this film, but I’m going to reserve the right to still like The Deadly Mantis. It was a film I watched as a child, no doubt, on Chiller Theater … Continue reading →

Up From The Depths Reviews: Tarantula 1955

Up From The Depths on YouTube always had solid reviews of Kaiju films. This week he covers one of my favorite films from my childhood Saturday nights watching Chiller Theater on channel 11 out of Pittsburgh.

Tarantula (1955)

When a tarantula mutates into a giant meat-eating monster, Dr Matt Hastings sets out to stop it. Classic giant bug movie from the director of `It Came from Outer Space’.Release date: December 14, 1955 (USA)Director: Jack ArnoldProduction company: Universal PicturesScreenplay: Jack Arnold, Robert M. Fresco, Martin BerkeleyMusic composed by: Herman Stein, Henry Mancini, Joseph Gershenson

Castle Nottingham

The Online Commonplace Book of Patrick I Nottingham

Tag Archives: Sci-fi

Up From The Depths Reviews: 20 Million Miles to Earth

Up From The Depths Reviews: The Deadly Mantis

Up From The Depths Reviews: Tarantula 1955