Operatőr:
Thomas E. SpaldingZeneszerző:
Ralph CarmichaelSzereplők:
Steve McQueen, Aneta Corsaut, Earl Rowe, Stephen Chase, Robert Fields, Olin Howland, Jack H. Harris, Elbert Smith, George Karas, Jasper Deeter (több)Tartalmak(1)
A red, gigantic, gooey, gelatinous glob arrives from outer space and proceeds to terrorize a small town. The more it eats, the more it grows. Local teenagers, who have witnessed its obscene display of hunger, are ignored until it seems that it's too late. Can the local bad boy (Steve McQueen) save his 'burb from the sinister slime--and reform himself in the process? (forgalmazó hivatalos szövege)
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Elég rossz. Minimális jelenet nyálkával, és ha mégis, akkor 30 centes effektusokkal. A filmben egyetlen olyan felvétel sincs, amelyen egyszerre szerepel nyálkás massza és ember. Mindig csak egy kép a nevetséges makettre ragadt nyálkáról, majd egy kép a sikoltozó vagy menekülő színészekről. De a legrosszabb A massza filmben a komolyan gondolt, de szörnyű párbeszédek! Az erdőben bolyongó csapat meghallja a távolból jövő kutyaugatást: "Hallottad ezt?! Kell lennie közelben egy háznak! Nem, nem a ház volt az, hanem a kutya!"
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A sympathetically stupid affair that cruelly fails due to the main attraction announced by the title. In contrast to other B-movies of the time, the hungry gelatin gave way to amorous gossiping and police self-inquiry. The hunched Steve, who is supposed to be here as a dandy who is ten years younger, doesn't really matter. What bothers me the most is that in the final absolution, it's not desperately stupid enough to be loveable.
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Monstrous bullshit where some goo gets a word only after all those senseless dialogues that must be the product of a conversation between Rosamund Pilcher and a mad teenager. It doesn't get bogged down in shabby twists and turns, and the script goes for broke, so it doesn't really offend, but nor does it deliver any pleasant surprises. Why the hell does it focus so much on conflicts of parental trust and teenage rebellion a-la Rebel Without a Cause, when it's supposed to be (and could have been) a entertaining B-movie with a unique monster? Jack Arnold was only one…
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Poster tagline: INDESCRIBABLE! INDESTRUCTIBLE! NOTHING CAN STOP IT! An entertaining sci-fi horror flick whose greatest strength is the fact that it was filmed in such a light-hearted way that balances out the wannabe scary moments when the alien slime sticks to the skin of the poor human victims and gradually consumes them. Further playing to the film is the fact that the dialogue is quite witty and snappy, the actors, led by budding charismatic Steve McQueen (playing a juvenile delinquent at 29), are also not to be dismissed, and colour wasn't exactly standard at the time either. The attack of the red slime on the cinema, or the pub, surpasses the special effects standards of the time (for low-budget productions, that is); in short, this piece, even nowadays replayed on overseas TV stations, remains quite fresh.
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