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Giant from the Unknown (1958)

Giant from the Unknown (1958)
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In Richard Cunha's Giant from the Unknown, scientists come upon a petrified lizard in the California Mountains. The lizard revives, proving the theory of suspended animation. Excitedly, scientist Wayne Brooks (Ed Kemmer) begins searching for a legendary Spanish giant called Vargas, who disappeared in the region 500 years earlier and who also may be in a suspended-animation state. Brooks discovers all too soon that his instincts a correct: a bolt of lightning releases Vargas (Buddy Baer) from his centuries-long slumber, whereupon the big brute goes on a homicidal rampage. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Ed KemmerSally Fraser, (more)
Director(s):
Richard E. Cunha
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Giant from the Unknown

In Richard Cunha's Giant from the Unknown, scientists come upon a petrified lizard in the California Mountains. The lizard revives, proving the theory of suspended animation. Excitedly, scientist Wayne Brooks (Ed Kemmer) begins searching for a legendary Spanish giant called Vargas, who disappeared in the region 500 years earlier and who also may be in a suspended-animation state. Brooks discovers all too soon that his instincts a correct: a bolt of lightning releases Vargas (Buddy Baer) from his centuries-long slumber, whereupon the big brute goes on a homicidal rampage. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
77 mins

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Director(s):
Richard E. Cunha
Writer(s):
Ralph BrookeHart Frank Taussig
Producer(s):
Arthur P. JacobsArthur A. Jacobs
Categories:
Horror
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    Robert P.

    When all things are considered, I guess this isn't all that bad a film. I mean, it WAS made in 1958, in the midst of all the popular horror films of the time. However, there are reasons it was never considered a classic movie. Mostly, I think, it was a weak script.

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