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1961 Certificate 12
  • Rated:
  • 40
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When a revolution breaks out on a Caribbean island, Sparks Moran concocts a plan to increase his riches whereby he rescues and then kills loyalists, blaming their deaths on a mysterious sea monster. His plans are thwarted, however, when a real sea monster materialises... Read more

Starring Anthony Carbone, Betsy Jones-Moreland, Robert Towne
Director Roger Corman
Genres Horror

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Creature From The Haunted Sea

When a revolution breaks out on a Caribbean island, Sparks Moran concocts a plan to increase his riches whereby he rescues and then kills loyalists, blaming their deaths on a mysterious sea monster. His plans are thwarted, however, when a real sea monster materialises...

Starring Anthony Carbone, Betsy Jones-Moreland, Robert Towne
Director Roger Corman
Studio ELSTREE HILL ENTERTAINMENT
Run time DVD: 1 hr 14 mins
Certificate Certificate 12
Genres Horror
Language DVD: English
Released DVD: 07 Feb 2005
Production year: 1961
Format DVD
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  • Corman: 'Since we were already in this great location (Puerto Rico), I thought, Why not stay here one more week and... read more on Time Out

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  • 3 out of 3 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 2 stars

    Corman attempts comedy

    This film has all the usual 'B' feature characteristics associated with Roger Corman's films from the 1950's - one dimensional villains, even cheaper not-so-special effects, and 'trailer-trash' women. Where it differs is that it is an attempt at a black comedy, but it doesn't work - the gags and scenarios are so simplistic and predictable that they don't attract your attention away from the appalling acting going on elsewhere. The setting is quite good, smuggling Cuban VIPs to the US was going on at this time due to Castro's take over in Cuba, but I'm not sure how the villain in the story intended to bump them off while keeping their money and claiming that a sea monster did it would be accepted by the FBI! The said monster is slightly larger than a man and appears to consist of lots of bits of ragged cloth stitched together with two ping-pong balls for eyes. I have not read Corman's autobiography but I doubt that he claims this as one of his masterpieces...

      • A customer from Birmingham, UK
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  • 3 out of 3 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 2 stars

    Corman attempts comedy

    This film has all the usual 'B' feature characteristics associated with Roger Corman's films from the 1950's - one dimensional villains, even cheaper not-so-special effects, and 'trailer-trash' women. Where it differs is that it is an attempt at a black comedy, but it doesn't work - the gags and scenarios are so simplistic and predictable that they don't attract your attention away from the appalling acting going on elsewhere. The setting is quite good, smuggling Cuban VIPs to the US was going on at this time due to Castro's take over in Cuba, but I'm not sure how the villain in the story intended to bump them off while keeping their money and claiming that a sea monster did it would be accepted by the FBI! The said monster is slightly larger than a man and appears to consist of lots of bits of ragged cloth stitched together with two ping-pong balls for eyes. I have not read Corman's autobiography but I doubt that he claims this as one of his masterpieces...

      • A customer from Birmingham, UK
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