La maschera di Frankenstein
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THE CREATURE WALKS AMONG US
March 1, 1956
Scientists surgically transform the Creature into an air-breather, but being able to live on land is not enough to make him comfortable with humans. Enraged, he turns his wrath on anyone who comes near as he desperately tries to return to the deep-water world where he truly belongs.
Directors
Cast
Rex Reason
Dr. Thomas Morgan
Jeff Morrow
Dr. William Barton
Leigh Snowden
Marcia Barton
Gregg Palmer
Jed Grant
Maurice Manson
Dr. Borg
James Rawley
Dr. Johnson
David McMahon
Capt. Stanley
Paul Fierro
Morteno
Lillian Molieri
Mrs. Morteno
Frank Chase
Steward
Larry Hudson
State Trooper
Ricou Browning
The Gill Man (in water)(uncredited)
Don Megowan
The Gill Man (on land)(uncredited)
George Sowards
Ranch Hand (uncredited)
Crew
Production:
William Alland (Producer)
Screenplay:
Arthur A. Ross (Story)
Music:
Heinz Roemheld (Original Music Composer) — Irving Gertz (Original Music Composer) — Henry Mancini (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
Maury Gertsman (Director of Photography)
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r96sk
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It's a bit up and down, but all in all <em>'The Creature Walks Among Us'</em> is a film I'd consider as 'good'.
It, for me, definitively improves upon predecessor <em>'Revenge of the Creature'</em>, despite a few parts I didn't like as much as other bits. The stuff with the Gill-man is actually really good, especially towards the end. Despite that, the filmmakers seemed to prefer showing the humans - whose story didn't interest me on anything other than a base level. It needed more creature, in short.
Rex Reason is the only cast member I immediately remember, even minutes after watching. Leigh Snowden is serviceable, while Jeff Morrow at least plays his sorta character well enough - given I disliked him. Ricou Browning is the only main cast member to appear in all three times; as underwater Gill-man, of course.
The better sequel, though neither come all that close to the fab original.
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