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Danger!! Death Ray

Original title: Il raggio infernale
  • 1967
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 33m
IMDb RATING
2.8/10
947
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Danger!! Death Ray (1967)
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Secret Agent Bart Fargo chases the kidnappers of the inventor of a death ray.Secret Agent Bart Fargo chases the kidnappers of the inventor of a death ray.Secret Agent Bart Fargo chases the kidnappers of the inventor of a death ray.

  • Director
    • Gianfranco Baldanello
  • Writers
    • Juan Antonio Cabezas
    • Jaime Comas Gil
    • Aldo Cristiani
  • Stars
    • Gordon Scott
    • Delfi Mauro
    • Nello Pazzafini
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    2.8/10
    947
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Gianfranco Baldanello
    • Writers
      • Juan Antonio Cabezas
      • Jaime Comas Gil
      • Aldo Cristiani
    • Stars
      • Gordon Scott
      • Delfi Mauro
      • Nello Pazzafini
    • 23User reviews
    • 10Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Gordon Scott
    Gordon Scott
    • Bart Fargo
    Delfi Mauro
    • Lucille
    • (as Maureen Delphy)
    Nello Pazzafini
    Nello Pazzafini
    • Frank
    • (as Ted Carter)
    Alberto Dalbés
    Alberto Dalbés
    • Carver
    • (as Albert Dalbes)
    Silvia Solar
    • Mrs. Carver
    • (as Sylvia Solar)
    Massimo Righi
    Massimo Righi
    • Al
    • (as Max Dean)
    Tullio Altamura
    Tullio Altamura
    • Prof. John Carmichael
    • (as Tor Altmayer)
    Rossella Bergamonti
    • Miss Roberta - Raymond's Secretary
    • (as Rosemary Herbert)
    Carlos Hurtado
    • Scarface
    Tina Di Pietro
    • Raymond's Blonde
    • (as Jane Peters)
    Fernando Rubio
    • Bearded Henchman
    • (as Larry Sheffield)
    Julio St. Cruz
    • Señor Raymond
    • (as Juan Sant Cruz)
    Valentino Macchi
    • Henchman 'X3'
    • (as Edwin Moore)
    Giulio Maculani
    • Gary - Mustachioed Henchman
    • (as Julian Macmillan)
    Artemio Antonini
    • Man at Wrk with Machine Gun
    • (uncredited)
    Bruno Ariè
    • Fank Henchman
    • (uncredited)
    Ignazio Balsamo
    • Henchman 'X2'
    • (uncredited)
    Franz Colangeli
    • Commission Member
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Gianfranco Baldanello
    • Writers
      • Juan Antonio Cabezas
      • Jaime Comas Gil
      • Aldo Cristiani
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    Henry-17

    Just another European spy movie.

    IL RAGGIO INFERNALE is just another of the many European spy movies from the heyday of this genre. The tired plot has ex-Tarzan Gordon Scott seeking the kidnapped inventor of a deathray (yawn!) and fighting Alberto Dalbes as the villain. There are some nice technical gadgets, but in the end this movie gets stuck in mediocrity.
    corsair-1

    "Bart Fargo, Bart Fargo, Bart Fargo!"

    This movie has a special place in my heart in that it was my VERY first MST3K episode. I've been a die-hard MSTIE ever since. "Death Ray's" just as much fun as "Double-O, Double-O 7" and "Diabolik."

    Ahh yes, who could forget the breath taking submarine/helicopter scene and the "Ribbit!" guy!

    Oh yes and "Bappa-da-da dada!"
    7InzyWimzy

    Don't go up there, you'll become a toy

    This spy shlocker isn't that bad. Sure, the acting isn't anything to brag about or the excitement (yawn!) of guys showcasing their butts climbing down ladders. Definitely Gordon Scott is for the ladies, but he actually does a decent job. Bart Fargo (Bart Fargo, Bart Fargo, Bart Fargo!!) has got to be the most hilarious spy name ever. How can you introduce yourself as "My name is Fargo...Bart Fargo." HA HA HA!!

    There's also Abe Lincoln turned wrong, European guys, cool box switches, and the best special effects ever. I was fondly reminded of Matchbox and simulated naval tub warfare (Das Toy Boat) and it always gets me laughing (Special effects by Billy!). Plus, the best soundtrack ever with the "Bap-Bah-Dap-Bah-Dah-Dah" being grinded into your skull, but it's really fun to hum along with! A great tribute to Watermelon Man just adds to the kampy fun of it. Even the actors look like they know the movie wasn't that good, so there's ham a plenty to go around.

    Plus, watch this MSTified and see Mike and the bots really bust their guts laughing. They really loved the helicopter scene too!

    "The ocean is beautiful in this part of the tub."
    4ma-cortes

    Below average Italian/Spanish co-production with regular ingredients of the Euro-spy genre

    It deals with a good mad scientist who invents a death-ray in the hope of advancing world peace . A spy-ring led by Carver (Alberto Dalbés) abducts the scientist, in the hope of forcing him into re-creating the weapon for their dastardly uses. Secret agent Bart Fargo (Gordon Scott) is called in to retrieve the death ray and of course, bang a couple of European babes (Delfi Mauro, Silvia Solar) , while confronting Carver's hoodlums (Nello Pazzafini as Ted Carter and Massimo Righi as Max Dean) . Secret Agent Bart Fargo chases the kidnappers of the inventor of a death ray. It's up to the risibly named "Bart Fargo" to save the world from the barely described evil spy organization.

    Run-of-the-mill setup shows us the adventures of the secret agent Bart Fargo going after the megalomaniac nasty Carver. Typical plot about a kidnap in which some bad guys steal a highfalutin death ray and abduct the scientist who invented the damn thing. In the end, Bart has to infiltrate the villain's heavily armed villa and put a stop to his nefarious plans. Though Scott is suitably dashing, even he can't inject much interest into the ridiculous and rambling plot, which mostly consists of Fargo walking into various settings and pissing off locals so that he can beat them up and get info from them. This incidents are broken up with a few liaisons with beautiful women, Delfi Mauro, Silvia Solar , no better or worse than others appearing in the Euro-spy genre. However , the film is marred by lousy maquettes, featuring some of the worse miniature effects ever seen in the history of cinema. To call the boats, helicopters, and cars in this movie "miniature effects" is to give them too much credit , they are really , plain and simple toys. Even funnier is the fact that the wielders of the ray gun have this powerful instrument of death and all they do is melt a couple of doors with it.

    In addition to a bouncy musical score by Gianni Ferrio , which seems to be one of the few merits everyone agrees upon . The highlight of the movie concludes with a duel between the hero's machine gun and the villain's big but unwieldly death-ray cannon . He only parts of Danger!! Death Ray that I found tolerable were the ones that later went on to influence other spy movies. The scene where Bart Fargo punches out a man in drag was clearly the inspiration for the identical scene in Austin Powers. Gordon Scott played the hunk spy Bart Fargo in his usual style . But he was a known Peplum actor , in fact in great number of movies was randomly assigned the identity of Hercules , Goliath ,Samson or here Aron for U. S. viewing . Gordon was an American bouncing who emigrated Europe where starred several Tarzan movies , subsequently was to Italy and created a true star-system based on pumped-up heroes. Gordon Scott and specially Steve Reeves paved the way for others actors to seek their fame and fortune in Italy playing stocky adventurers . Other stars by the time on this type of movies are Mark Forest, Gordon Mitchell, Dan Vadis, Brad Harris, Ken Wood ; furthermore 'Gordon Scott' who made more important competence to Steve Reeves . Nobody, nevertheless, topped Steve Reeves and Gordon Scott in popularity . Gordon Scott played other epic characters : ¨ , ¨Gladiator of Rome¨ , ¨Hero of Rome¨ , ¨Hercules and Princess of Troy¨ , ¨Conquest of Micene¨ , though also made some Spaghetti as ¨The tramplers¨ and ¨Buffalo Bill ¨, Spy-genre as ¨Secretissimo¨and ¨Death ray¨ and of course his famous Tarzan movies as ¨Tarzan's greatest adventure¨, ¨Tarzan's Fight for Life¨ , ¨Tarzan and the hunters¨ and ¨Tarzan and the trappers ¨ , among others .

    The motion picture was regularly directed by Gianfranco Baldanello . He was assistant director and subsequently directed some films . Gianfranco made several Spaghettis , such as ¨Uccidete Johnny Ringo¨ , ¨This man cant die¨ , ¨Son of Zorro¨ , ¨The Cry of the Wolf¨, ¨Black Jack¨ and ¨Blood River¨ . And ¨30 Winchesters for El Diablo" - International title- or "Gold Train" rating : 4.30/10.
    6twomoonjuly

    It's Fun!!

    Alright, so "Death Ray" isn't 007, and what can be? The main point to be made here is that the movie is FUN. Good fun. So, low-budget effects, corny (but oddly infecting) tunes, beautiful European women, and a muscular star are not what this film is about. It's fun! Everyone seems to have a good time hamming it up. You can see it even through the dubbed voices. Yes, MST3K riffed the film, but that doesn't mean it's bad. Give me 10 more Bart Fargo movies! I'd rather that than another overwrought post Connery/Moore Bond wannabe!!

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    • Trivia
      Bart Fargo is called "Jim Benson" in the Spanish version and "Mike Morris" in the German version.
    • Goofs
      At the end when Fargo's watch falls into the pool, we actually see a crew member's hand holding the watch for several seconds before dropping it into the water.
    • Connections
      Edited into Operation: Secret Agents, Spies & Thighs (2007)

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    • Release date
      • January 28, 1967 (Italy)
    • Countries of origin
      • Italy
      • Spain
    • Language
      • Italian
    • Also known as
      • Death Ray
    • Filming locations
      • Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
    • Production companies
      • Leda Films Productions S.L.
      • Meteor Film S.r.l.
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 33m(93 min)
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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