Yep, I counted five good screams in less than an hour.
Like in "The Village of the Damned" everyone falls asleep or possibly dead.
Jeff Nolan (Willard Parker), Peggy (Virginia Field), and a hand full of others survive to face an enemy that will make your eyes bug out.
You know that something is wrong when everyone drives on the wrong side of the road. Oh, it is England (Shere, Surrey, England, UK.) That is why everything looks so primitive even for 1964. Or is it just because it is a cheap movie with lots of toys for the accident scenes.
The plot taken from many B movie themes is a mixture of "Target Earth" (Which also had only one or two robots), tossed in with some of those Walking dead things. The only thing they forgot to do is use flame throwers and threaten little dogs.
Like in "The Village of the Damned" everyone falls asleep or possibly dead.
Jeff Nolan (Willard Parker), Peggy (Virginia Field), and a hand full of others survive to face an enemy that will make your eyes bug out.
You know that something is wrong when everyone drives on the wrong side of the road. Oh, it is England (Shere, Surrey, England, UK.) That is why everything looks so primitive even for 1964. Or is it just because it is a cheap movie with lots of toys for the accident scenes.
The plot taken from many B movie themes is a mixture of "Target Earth" (Which also had only one or two robots), tossed in with some of those Walking dead things. The only thing they forgot to do is use flame throwers and threaten little dogs.