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A scientist captures the Creature and turns him into an air-breather, only for him to escape and start killing.A scientist captures the Creature and turns him into an air-breather, only for him to escape and start killing.A scientist captures the Creature and turns him into an air-breather, only for him to escape and start killing.
Ricou Browning
- The Gill Man (In Water)
- (uncredited)
Don Megowan
- The Gill Man (On Land)
- (uncredited)
George Sowards
- Ranchhand
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaSequel to Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) and Revenge of the Creature (1955), and the only one of the three not made in 3-D.
- GoofsDr Borg identifies a trace on his sonar as a school of Rock Lobsters. Lobsters do not swim in schools.
- Quotes
Dr. Thomas Morgan: ...because we all stand between the jungle and the stars, at a crossroads. I think we better discover what brings out the best in humankind, and what brings out the worst, because it's the stars or the jungle.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Roman Candles (1967)
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MORD39 RATING: *** out of ****
Why Oh Why do so many fans never let go of an original film and denounce any improvement that might be made? While the original film is a classic of the fifties, I think that was purely because it was the first (a distinct advantage most first films in a series have!)
The second film was only "okay," and was a rehash of the first one. But why I like #3 so much is due to the daring change made to the Creature himself. He looks truly menacing and powerful when he becomes a land being, but more importantly he becomes much more human-like. We get to see how docile he truly is, and how it turns out to be that destructive animal known as Man who really makes him wild.
When the Creature DOES get wild in this one, he's a REAL killing machine! The rampage he goes on in this movie still packs a jolt for me.
Why Oh Why do so many fans never let go of an original film and denounce any improvement that might be made? While the original film is a classic of the fifties, I think that was purely because it was the first (a distinct advantage most first films in a series have!)
The second film was only "okay," and was a rehash of the first one. But why I like #3 so much is due to the daring change made to the Creature himself. He looks truly menacing and powerful when he becomes a land being, but more importantly he becomes much more human-like. We get to see how docile he truly is, and how it turns out to be that destructive animal known as Man who really makes him wild.
When the Creature DOES get wild in this one, he's a REAL killing machine! The rampage he goes on in this movie still packs a jolt for me.
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- Country of origin
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- Also known as
- The Creatures Walk Among Us
- Filming locations
- Wakulla Springs, Florida, USA(underwater scenes)
- Production company
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- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
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By what name was The Creature Walks Among Us (1956) officially released in India in English?
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