If they had been armed with gold, they would have howled “Au!”. And if silver had been the weapon, they would have growled “Ar!”. That’s all from me, Cu later.
Okay, I'll take the low-hanging fruit. A monster that leaves a trail of carnage but is somehow hard to locate? Godzilla, from the American Godzilla, 1998.
Thank you for sharing this. "Horror of Party Beach" is one of my favorite sea creature films, ranking alongside "Creature from the Black Lagoon" and "Humanoids from the Deep."
'Monster Of Piedras Blancas', 'The Phantom From 10,000 Leagues', 'Monster From The Ocean Floor', 'Monster From The Surf', and most of all; 'It Came From Beneath The Sea'.
"Uh, do you carry any sodium?" "Yeah kid, the ad says 'Sodium R Us' whaddya think we carry? Mercury??" "Will we be able to kill horrible hot dog eating sea monsters with it?" "It always worked before. I gotta go, I'm busy! We have a combo order to fill with the guys at 'We Are Chlorine'!"
If the sea monsters didn't kill them I'm pretty sure these teenagers would have died of old age...in like two years. They all look to be about to hit middle age.
6:47 Now I'm wondering what were the 10 places he tested for radioactive water. "I tested my upstairs toilet, my garden hose, and the water in the tea kettle. No sign of those monsters yet!"
Come now! As a scientist, surely he would have known better than to test multiple places in the same house. I'm sure after one test he went elsewhere. His neighbor.
"As the scientist, I must have tested roughly ten places, or thereabouts. To be honest I really don't know how many places it was. Look, I never said I was a GOOD scientist!"
Lots of stock music later to turn up in Doctor Who! Stephen King called this "an abysmal wet fart of a movie", but I think he couldn't help but secretly like it!
In a world where.... This global phenomenon and the wide influence of the TV show The Walking Fish, created a glut of attacking sea creature features, which included a blip on the radar known as Jaws.
This film gave us one of the best MST3K episodes ever. It took me almost three hours to watch my taped copy of it, because I was laughing so much throughout.
The best thing about the film is that the bikers are a real club, the Charter Oak Motorcycle Club so at least we have genuine historical proof of 50s beatnik bikers at their finest!
So glad you covered this classic schlock horror! Gotta love those middle-aged teens gyrating on the beach to the music of the squarest rock band ever. Plus an appearance from the one and only Science Advisor (complete with pipe).
"Everybody do the Conformity!" is my new go-to line for any kind of situation I can possibly cram it into. In fact, I think I'm gonna go write a song about that....
2:13 Those ain't just bikers; those is Beatnik Bikers! The worst of the worst! Robin has a decent singing voice. Why have the Fishmen got mouths full of Saveloys? Thanks for another excellent, funny, and well researched video, Robin and Dad.
Beatnik Bikers are badder than the baddest of the worst---and that's no exaggeration. Crazy-ass reefer smoking expresso drinking poetry spouting jazz grooving bongo playing social rejects. They make the Hell's Angels, the Sons of Anarchy, the Mayans and the rest of those poseurs look like sissified prep school drop outs. And Eric Von Zipper and his depraved biker bunch? Yeah...they were bad too.
"You can tell he's a scientist because of his pipe...but the maid has another theory"...she thinks the big giveaway is his white lab coat and pen holder
When I was in the army as a lowly E-5, I wandered around the buildings in D.C. with a clipboard, which was just holding miscellaneous notes and shopping lists written to myself. At some point I noticed everyone seemed to be deferring to me, even at pedestrian street crossings. It finally dawned on me: it was the clipboard... .
The beach was the city beach of Stamford, Connecticut. I visited a friend who then lived in Stamford and on one of a half-dozen visits we went to the beach. A building there looked vaguely familiar. Other locations in and around Stamford don’t remind me of anything in the film. I didn’t get a look at any local disused quarries, though. Stamford is a reasonable commute by rail to New York City and a lot of the beach crowd was apparently shipped in.
The sodium chemistry in this movie is actually pretty good. I bet one of the writers saw the water+sodium reaction in chemistry class and never forgot it. Pure sodium is actually a metal. We don't typically see it lying around because it reacts explosively with water to make lye and hydrogen gas, which yield even more caustic and explosive excitement. Na + H20 -> [Na+][OH-] + H2 By the time we deal with sodium, it's usually in its much more polite form of [Na+][Cl-] (sodium chloride, table salt).
Robin, thank you for elevating a slow Monday afternoon. This is one of my treasured DVD turkeys, one that still astounds with its ineptitude. This should be rereleased on a double bill with FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER, another teen tragedy, which I believe you reviewed. Hi to your dad.
I truly appreciate the overall cheezy goodness and overall ineptitude of this drive-in cinema shuck n jive. The trailer for this film was voiced over by the same voice actor who did the opening and closing narrative for 1960s TV "Batman." Thanks Robin and Robin's dad. The elusive Paleosaurus 🦕in "Behemoth, The Sea Monster" (UK title) killed quite a few people before it was spotted at sea by a helicopter crew (they were killed too).
Monster you can't track down despite the body count? The Invisible Man. Because you can't see him. That took me about two seconds, which is probably my fastest answer ever. I watched the Beach Girls and the Monster a while back. That too mixes monsters, comedy, and surprisingly graphic kills. Curious coincidence.
Robin was complaining in the review for "The Giant Mantis" that no one could find a giant mantis as big as a battleship. So, The Giant Mantis gets my vote (and I presume Robin's)
I kind of noticed that the monsters in the slumber party massacre scene looked off model when they burst into the house. In fact, the costumes almost look decent... Did they have better costumes at some point, but lost them, meaning that they had to settle on cheaper goofier looking costumes in order to continue shooting?
The redesign of the sea monsters (Horror of Party Beach) by MonsterKingOfKarmen looks really cool! Also, the artwork included the toxic waste that brought those sea monsters back to life! Please keep our oceans clean!
@@robotrix But they can't even begin to compare with the musical likes of Dick Dale & the Dell Tones, the Chantays, the Surfaris, the Ventures, and some others of that era. Oh...and let's not overlook the Trashmen & their immortal classic "Surfin' Bird". Surf Rock Will Never Die.
I need to rewatch this movie as I never noticed how well shot it is. Good use of its black and white photography, some actual ambition in how the horrors are portrayed... just have to get through the 40 minute opening beach party again. OK, now I remember the problem.
Science Advisor Question: By wearing a brazier on your head and chanting magical words, can you use a computer to turn a barbie doll into a magical genie?! #WeirdScience
I remember this "horror" from the old shock theater TV show I watched as a kid in the early 1970s. I always hated when they showed it because even as a kid I knew it sucked ass. Even back then I was making "best" and "worst" movie lists and this one was pretty high (low?) on the latter.
Some famous horror director or writer cites this as their favorite film. I love the feel of it. It was pretty much filmed across the Long Island Sound where I grew up, and while it takes place well well well before my time, it still captures an innocence that reminds me of my childhood. Was there really a time when people danced to live music at the beach?
And yet, I tip my hat to Del Tenney. He and a guy who owned drive-ins in Albany, NY put up the money to make this and Curse of the Living Corpse (shot back-to-back.) They pitched the idea of a double-feature to 20th Century-Fox and Fox agreed to promote and distribute. The double-feature scheme was a success and everybody made a profit. Classic exploitation playbook!
I’ve always enjoyed this movie-its mid-1960s black and white ambience and look has always appealed to me.Plus,in contrast to Robin,l rather like the Del Airs-the song that concludes the movie is quite nice,l think.Glad the Science Advisor pointed out that people can’t handle sodium with their bare hands.
It was amazing how hard it was to find the 1998 version of Godzilla. Question for the science advisor: How come molasses isn't on the periodic table? If I start a petition could I change that?
Robin auditions for the Del-Airs but unfortunately didn't show his dance moves. A big question is why did the monsters kill the girls? It does not seem to be to eat them.
The MST3K episode of this has some of the meanest jokes they've ever told (specifically when they're dumping the toxic waste). As for the film itself, it's very dumb but not terrible as far as heavily-cliched 1950s monster flicks crossed with teen romance flicks go. Hard-to-locate monsters who leave trails that should be easy to follow? Assuming human/humanoid monsters are accepted, I'll say Jason Voorhees. Dude has one spot he lurks at, cops really only need to focus on the camp and not the whole town, they have huge stretches of time to find him, but nope, his corpse/bones are never found and contained to prevent another massacre. I swear those cops are in on it sometimes.
There are times in the 1st Friday the 13th movie I wondered if it was going to be that the town was covering out of sympathy for Mrs Voorhees. Part of why they wanted to keep Ralph quiet.
@@robotrix --- It's been a very long time since I saw the original. Did anybody actually know it was her? I was always under the impression that nobody knew it was her or that proof was too thin to arrest her, and their stance on Ralph just happened to coincide.
Dopey me came to this movie looking for a clear concise plot and strong characters and some serious thrills and suspense. Guess I'll try my luck again with another film. Maybe this one called Robot Monster!
When the Sea Monsters saw that the humans were armed with Sodium, to kill them, they screamed "NA !!!".
Booo!
Tell us another!!
If they had been armed with gold, they would have howled “Au!”. And if silver had been the weapon, they would have growled “Ar!”. That’s all from me, Cu later.
@@alasdairwatson712 He He He...
@@Dale_The_Space_Wizardonly if armed with helium
@alasdairwatson712 if armed with iron, they would have paid a hefty Fe?
I'll see myself out.
Okay, I'll take the low-hanging fruit. A monster that leaves a trail of carnage but is somehow hard to locate? Godzilla, from the American Godzilla, 1998.
My first thought exactly.
"So, radiation has a sense of humor!" -- Tom Servo
Thanks to MST3K, I can never see the biker gang leader without seeing and hearing Johnny Mathis.
@@Oppeldeldoc1 Or Jean-Paul Sartre.
"I believe in ze existentialist outlaw as hero, zat is why I travel wiz zese men!"
@@Oppeldeldoc1Chances are that I'll kick your scrawny ass....🤣🤣🤣
Nothing scarier than a monster with a mouth full of hotdogs.....
It was the cast's lunch but they forgot where they put them.
They might actually be sausages. Maybe polksa kielbasa. Who knows.
You don't want to know how hot dogs are made. It's nuclear waste...
Joey Chestnut after a hard night of drinking.
We *hope* those are hot dogs
GILDA RADNER: See this guy? It's just a big monster with a lot of hotdogs in his mouth...
"Do you like bathing beauties?"
"I don't know I never bathed one."
Brilliant , one of the best lines ever!!
That monster is so stupid-looking, it's actually beautiful! 😆
"Guh huh huh, is there anyone who loves pickles as much as I do?"
"Stop Tempering In God's Domain And Pay Attention To Me" - with the right picture has some t-shirt potential ; )
Tom Servo: "What are we looking at and WHY are we looking at it?"
One of my favorites MST3K covered when I was a kid.
First thing I thought of when I saw this! Let's start mopping the ceiling!
Look! Polish!
My plastic hair is furious!
Do Farts Have Lumps? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I fell victim to this one on MST3K
Thank you for sharing this. "Horror of Party Beach" is one of my favorite sea creature films, ranking alongside "Creature from the Black Lagoon" and "Humanoids from the Deep."
'Monster Of Piedras Blancas', 'The Phantom From 10,000 Leagues', 'Monster From The Ocean Floor', 'Monster From The Surf', and most of all; 'It Came From Beneath The Sea'.
Summer doesn't start for me until I put on "The Zombie Stomp" thanks to MST3K
"Uh, do you carry any sodium?"
"Yeah kid, the ad says 'Sodium R Us' whaddya think we carry? Mercury??"
"Will we be able to kill horrible hot dog eating sea monsters with it?"
"It always worked before. I gotta go, I'm busy! We have a combo order to fill with the guys at 'We Are Chlorine'!"
it explains why he’s so salty
Their maid looks like she owns a cat named Tom
The maid would have Jerry in a cage.
@@julietfischer5056but she would tell the mouse to stop sulking and go outside, just like the advice to Elaine. 😅
If the sea monsters didn't kill them I'm pretty sure these teenagers would have died of old age...in like two years. They all look to be about to hit middle age.
6:47 Now I'm wondering what were the 10 places he tested for radioactive water.
"I tested my upstairs toilet, my garden hose, and the water in the tea kettle. No sign of those monsters yet!"
Come now! As a scientist, surely he would have known better than to test multiple places in the same house. I'm sure after one test he went elsewhere.
His neighbor.
"As the scientist, I must have tested roughly ten places, or thereabouts. To be honest I really don't know how many places it was. Look, I never said I was a GOOD scientist!"
3:19
"Do you like bathing beauties?"
"I could but why can't they bathe themselves?"
Lots of stock music later to turn up in Doctor Who!
Stephen King called this "an abysmal wet fart of a movie", but I think he couldn't help but secretly like it!
Liked this picture, since I was a kid (early '70's). Wasn't aired often, but looked forward to it, when it did come on. A good, hearty staple.
Somewhere, in an alternate universe, this is considered an innovative horror classic while Night of the Living Dead is barely remembered as a dud.
In a world where....
This global phenomenon and the wide influence of the TV show The Walking Fish, created a glut of attacking sea creature features, which included a blip on the radar known as Jaws.
@@TeatroGrotescothat poor Spielberg guy never made it big while that Corman guy won multiple Oscars
No, no I don't think so on this one.
@@bostonrailfan2427 Now THAT's an alternate universe that should be!
Best timeline.
This film gave us one of the best MST3K episodes ever. It took me almost three hours to watch my taped copy of it, because I was laughing so much throughout.
“When you’re a teen,
You’re a teen to your core,
So you dress like James Dean,
Although you’re thirty-four!” 🤣
The best thing about the film is that the bikers are a real club, the Charter Oak Motorcycle Club so at least we have genuine historical proof of 50s beatnik bikers at their finest!
50's beating bikers. Is that the decade, or the age?😅
You can tell in this video that Dark Corners' Science Adviser is a REAL science adviser because of his pipe.
Nice touch, Robin and Robin's Dad.
I have always wanted a career in science and have decided to purchase a pipe.
I was about to say the same, but I have nothing to add.
Kudos to you, sir!
Glad you appreciated it. We waited 6 weeks for the pipe to be delivered!
A little musical number from Robin? Bravo, sir!
I knew subscribing would pay off!
I wasn't expecting you to go West Side Story, but it was well done.
So glad you covered this classic schlock horror! Gotta love those middle-aged teens gyrating on the beach to the music of the squarest rock band ever. Plus an appearance from the one and only Science Advisor (complete with pipe).
Supposedly, a young Lee Majors is one of the teens in this classic.
Brought to you by Nathan hot dogs!
And Hillshire Smoked Sausage!
This epic is best watched being riffed on MST3K.
"Everybody do the Conformity!" is my new go-to line for any kind of situation I can possibly cram it into.
In fact, I think I'm gonna go write a song about that....
Seaside Story. Written and sung by Robin.
That was a pretty Svengoolie-tier song parody, and I mean that as the highest complement.
2:13 Those ain't just bikers; those is Beatnik Bikers! The worst of the worst!
Robin has a decent singing voice.
Why have the Fishmen got mouths full of Saveloys?
Thanks for another excellent, funny, and well researched video, Robin and Dad.
Beatnik Bikers are badder than the baddest of the worst---and that's no exaggeration. Crazy-ass reefer smoking expresso drinking poetry spouting jazz grooving bongo playing social rejects. They make the Hell's Angels, the Sons of Anarchy, the Mayans and the rest of those poseurs look like sissified prep school drop outs. And Eric Von Zipper and his depraved biker bunch? Yeah...they were bad too.
I just like that the biker gang is this movie's little "nod" to the obvious beach movies.
I always wondered why the monsters had mouths full of hotdogs.
Because they're soooooooooo tasty!
They were selling hot dogs on sale that day, it pays to advertise ...
Girl at 2:18 talking to the guy looks like Candace Hilligoss from Carnival of Souls and Curse of the Living Corpse.
Your delivery of that "last girl in town" line made me spit-take my drink. Classic DCR!
My favorite part is when some kids on the beach make a "greasy kid stuff" joke and I had to explain to a RUclips live-tweet party what it meant.
Appearance of the “science advisor” is always a welcome delight. 😄
Wasn’t “The Amazing Colossal Man,” a bit difficult to find? Hmm
this was billed as "The First Horror Musical" I guess they never saw Liberace in "Sincerely Yours"....
The scariest thing about this film is that the two who played Hank and Elaine were siblings in real life.
Uhhh.....
That is really scary.
Yep -John Scott's real name is John Lyon and his love interest is played by his sister Alice Lyon -that is the real horror of Party Beach.
Yikes!
@@Hykjeit would be a true love story here in Alabama!
This footage is crystal clear! It literally looks like someone with a modern camcorder made a parody sci-fi beach movie!
Such horror! Then hot dog mouth arrives.
"You can tell he's a scientist because of his pipe...but the maid has another theory"...she thinks the big giveaway is his white lab coat and pen holder
When I was in the army as a lowly E-5, I wandered around the buildings in D.C. with a clipboard, which was just holding miscellaneous notes and shopping lists written to myself. At some point I noticed everyone seemed to be deferring to me, even at pedestrian street crossings. It finally dawned on me: it was the clipboard... .
The beach was the city beach of Stamford, Connecticut. I visited a friend who then lived in Stamford and on one of a half-dozen visits we went to the beach. A building there looked vaguely familiar. Other locations in and around Stamford don’t remind me of anything in the film. I didn’t get a look at any local disused quarries, though.
Stamford is a reasonable commute by rail to New York City and a lot of the beach crowd was apparently shipped in.
The sodium chemistry in this movie is actually pretty good. I bet one of the writers saw the water+sodium reaction in chemistry class and never forgot it.
Pure sodium is actually a metal. We don't typically see it lying around because it reacts explosively with water to make lye and hydrogen gas, which yield even more caustic and explosive excitement.
Na + H20 -> [Na+][OH-] + H2
By the time we deal with sodium, it's usually in its much more polite form of [Na+][Cl-] (sodium chloride, table salt).
A beach, teenagers dancing, pop music, bikers. I’m waiting for Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon.
Too young...
@@uranuslad9855and too much money 🤣
Robin, thank you for elevating a slow Monday afternoon. This is one of my treasured DVD turkeys, one that still astounds with its ineptitude.
This should be rereleased on a double bill with FRANKENSTEIN'S DAUGHTER, another teen tragedy, which I believe you reviewed.
Hi to your dad.
I truly appreciate the overall cheezy goodness and overall ineptitude of this drive-in cinema shuck n jive. The trailer for this film was voiced over by the same voice actor who did the opening and closing narrative for 1960s TV "Batman." Thanks Robin and Robin's dad. The elusive Paleosaurus 🦕in "Behemoth, The Sea Monster" (UK title) killed quite a few people before it was spotted at sea by a helicopter crew (they were killed too).
Monster you can't track down despite the body count? The Invisible Man. Because you can't see him. That took me about two seconds, which is probably my fastest answer ever.
I watched the Beach Girls and the Monster a while back. That too mixes monsters, comedy, and surprisingly graphic kills. Curious coincidence.
Robin was complaining in the review for "The Giant Mantis" that no one could find a giant mantis as big as a battleship. So, The Giant Mantis gets my vote (and I presume Robin's)
I kind of noticed that the monsters in the slumber party massacre scene looked off model when they burst into the house. In fact, the costumes almost look decent... Did they have better costumes at some point, but lost them, meaning that they had to settle on cheaper goofier looking costumes in order to continue shooting?
The redesign of the sea monsters (Horror of Party Beach) by MonsterKingOfKarmen looks really cool! Also, the artwork included the toxic waste that brought those sea monsters back to life! Please keep our oceans clean!
Tales of Suspense,Tales to Astonish and Journey into Mystery are fun.
As many are saying, this was a great MST episode.
Love the West Side Story lick. Well done.
Can't wait for tge "Rumble" duet with the science advisor. 🎇
Loving your science advisor with a pipe to prove he's a scientist!
So, sodium kills a creature that was spawned in salt water ? Right, got it.
It's like their kryptonite I guess.
To be fair, I can eat salted pretzels, but would not want to touch pretzels covered in pure sodium.
Kryptonite is a chunk of Superman's homeworld of Krypton, so maybe that's how it works in these stories.
They suffer from high blood pressure?
Actually it kinda makes sense. Mix elemental sodium (the metal) with water and see what happens. Actually, don't. Don't do that, but do look it up. ;)
Honestly the Del-Aires really weren't a bad frat surf band.
All the awful fake "rock n roll" music in movies of the time and this movie got a real band.
They're good.
I definitely agree. Best part of the movie.
@@robotrixseems like they chose to play stuff written by the producers and not their actual stuff
i thought it sounded familiar
@@robotrix But they can't even begin to compare with the musical likes of Dick Dale & the Dell Tones, the Chantays, the Surfaris, the Ventures, and some others of that era. Oh...and let's not overlook the Trashmen & their immortal classic "Surfin' Bird". Surf Rock Will Never Die.
Loved the Science Advisor's pipe, a nice tip of the hat to the review! And you trotted out the "Garlic Clip" too. Bravo sir!
Fingle's quarry? The deepest body of water and where the first girl was attacked and you took that long to remember it. Amazing
I love this channel
Robin should do more singing commentary!
Love the T-shirt Robin. I love those Monster Age Marvel books.
I need to rewatch this movie as I never noticed how well shot it is. Good use of its black and white photography, some actual ambition in how the horrors are portrayed... just have to get through the 40 minute opening beach party again.
OK, now I remember the problem.
What movie monster is hard to track despite leaving a trail of carnage? 1998 Godzilla.
Science Advisor Question: By wearing a brazier on your head and chanting magical words, can you use a computer to turn a barbie doll into a magical genie?! #WeirdScience
Only if you create her in the image of the woman who did a famous Pantene commercial.
I haven't tried it but... No,
@@michaelbailes2223 So, the hit movie from the 1980s isn't a documentary?! :( I am sad.
SODIUM!!!!
This movie was my third date with my girl friend and later my wife. Summer '65. Came home with lip stick on my collar. Mom got mad.
Your mother's Connie Francis??????!!!!!
I remember this "horror" from the old shock theater TV show I watched as a kid in the early 1970s. I always hated when they showed it because even as a kid I knew it sucked ass. Even back then I was making "best" and "worst" movie lists and this one was pretty high (low?) on the latter.
I misread the title as "Horror of Beach Party" and imagined it was a Japanese film from 1967 involving a squid doing things they only do in Japan
Ah, Eulabelle. Easily the best character in the movie, though 1964 seems awfully late to have a wise-cracking "mammy" in your movie.
Her appearance in this movie may very well have set back the Civil Rights Movement by 20 years if not more.
@@ashleys9397on god I actually feel bad she has to be in this! I would build a Time Machine and go fund her out of this mess
Another great video ! My favorite parts were the T-Bird and your Tales of Suspense shirt! Monstro rules!
Thank you
I was so hoping that the dialogue would be the same overwritten tripe that was in The Curse of the Living Corpse. That would have made this.
I had the Famous Monsters of Filmland Photobook of this film. I had to hide it from my parents !
Some famous horror director or writer cites this as their favorite film. I love the feel of it. It was pretty much filmed across the Long Island Sound where I grew up, and while it takes place well well well before my time, it still captures an innocence that reminds me of my childhood.
Was there really a time when people danced to live music at the beach?
Horror won the award for special effects due to the cool alien costums,
Love the Science Advisors pipe.....
"She's going to die, isn't she?'. 😂😂😂
I Laughed my butt off when I first saw the monsters walking.
Love the riff on West Side Story 😂😂😂
An MST3K classic
Holy shit! Does that Tina ever look like Susan from Classic Doctor Who!
The ADR lead actress is what i wonder about. Was she impossible to understand otherwise?
I love this movie.
And yet, I tip my hat to Del Tenney. He and a guy who owned drive-ins in Albany, NY put up the money to make this and Curse of the Living Corpse (shot back-to-back.) They pitched the idea of a double-feature to 20th Century-Fox and Fox agreed to promote and distribute. The double-feature scheme was a success and everybody made a profit. Classic exploitation playbook!
Horror movies had an innocence back then. They were so campy and fun.
And thanks to Conan O'Brien, we now know that Herzog used to watch “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo”, so the man is obviously a sucker for self-torture.
I’ve always enjoyed this movie-its mid-1960s black and white ambience and look has always appealed to me.Plus,in contrast to Robin,l rather like the Del Airs-the song that concludes the movie is quite nice,l think.Glad the Science Advisor pointed out that people can’t handle sodium with their bare hands.
It was amazing how hard it was to find the 1998 version of Godzilla. Question for the science advisor: How come molasses isn't on the periodic table? If I start a petition could I change that?
The Deadly Mantis was pretty sneaky, as was the Colossal Man
Always good to have some beach water nearby when dumping radioactive waste. Creeks are way too shallow.
One of my favorite MST3K episodes, which is the only way I can watch it.
Robin auditions for the Del-Airs but unfortunately didn't show his dance moves. A big question is why did the monsters kill the girls? It does not seem to be to eat them.
The MST3K episode of this has some of the meanest jokes they've ever told (specifically when they're dumping the toxic waste). As for the film itself, it's very dumb but not terrible as far as heavily-cliched 1950s monster flicks crossed with teen romance flicks go.
Hard-to-locate monsters who leave trails that should be easy to follow? Assuming human/humanoid monsters are accepted, I'll say Jason Voorhees. Dude has one spot he lurks at, cops really only need to focus on the camp and not the whole town, they have huge stretches of time to find him, but nope, his corpse/bones are never found and contained to prevent another massacre. I swear those cops are in on it sometimes.
There are times in the 1st Friday the 13th movie I wondered if it was going to be that the town was covering out of sympathy for Mrs Voorhees.
Part of why they wanted to keep Ralph quiet.
@@robotrix --- It's been a very long time since I saw the original. Did anybody actually know it was her? I was always under the impression that nobody knew it was her or that proof was too thin to arrest her, and their stance on Ralph just happened to coincide.
This film was my introduction to MT3K.
The cometary is the best!
Just when you thought it was same to party at the beach lol
Dopey me came to this movie looking for a clear concise plot and strong characters and some serious thrills and suspense. Guess I'll try my luck again with another film. Maybe this one called Robot Monster!
Not only got a trope bingo with this movie, but got a full blackout