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7. Sept. 2014 · Unrated | 1h 10min | Horror,Drama | September 1965 (USA) Surfers are being brutally murdered. Is the culprit a sea monster or just one of the teens' jealous parents? Director: Jon Hall. Writers: Robert Silliphant (additional dialogue), Joan Gardner story and screenplay) and Don Marquis (additional dialogue)
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9. Dez. 2018 · Watch #TheBeachGirlsandtheMonster 1965 Horror movie.Starring Jon Hall, Sue Casey, Walker Edmiston, Read Morgan, Gloria Neil and Clyde Adler.Directed by Jon H...
3. Jan. 2017 · The Beach Girls And The Monster -1965- Subtitulado español by Jon Hall. Publication date 1965 Topics horror, surf Language Spanish. Tras aparecer muerta una joven en las playas de Malibú, El insigne profesor Otto Lindsay sostiene que el ...
Synopsis. A young girl is killed at the beach in Malibu. Professor Otto Lindsay suspects that it is some form of mutated fish. However, his son Richard, who was a good friend of the girl, thinks that it is a madman who has a grudge against Richard and his friends. Soon the list of victims grows.
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Jon Hall’ s “The Beach Girls and the Monster” straddles two genres — horror and “beach party” — and vacillates wildly in tone from musical comedy to adult drama (or an attempt at same) to low-budget horror represented by a laughable monster. But No. 1 among the film’s myriad cinematic sins is the fact that it was shot in black ...
For the Mads production, see MADS - The Beach Girls and the Monster. The Beach Girls and the Monster is a 1965 monster movie directed by Jon Hall (who also co-starred and worked as Cinematographer) and written by Joan Gardner. A group of young men and women who gather at a beach to surf and enjoy themselves are attacked by a mysterious creature. One of the surfers is the son of a scientist who ...
