The Magnetic Monster (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Curt Siodmak, Herbert L. Strock (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Ivan Tors |
| Top Genres | Science Fiction |
Featured Cast of The Magnetic Monster See More »
Richard Carlson
(as Dr. Jeffrey Stewart)
King Donovan
(as Dr. Dan Forbes)
Leonard Mudie
(as Howard Denker)
Byron Foulger
(as Mr. Simon)
Kathleen Freeman
(as Nelly)
Strother Martin
(as Co)
The Magnetic Monster Overview:
The Magnetic Monster (1953) was a Science Fiction - Film directed by Curt Siodmak and Herbert L. Strock (uncredited) and produced by Ivan Tors.
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Kino Studio Classics has come out with a Blu-ray of one of the most unusual of 1950s sci-fi flicks: THE MAGNETIC MONSTER. THE MAGNETIC MONSTER is unusual mainly for the fact that the "monster" is never really seen. A scientist, through his experiments with radiation, has developed a new element tha... Read full article
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The Magnetic Monster Quotes:
Howard Denker:
It's hungry! It has to be fed constantly - or it will reach out its magnetic arm and grab at anything within its reach and kill it. It's monstrous, Stewart, monstrous. It grows bigger and bigger!
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Although credited to Curt Siodmak, most of the film was actually directed by Herbert L. Strock, who was hired by Ivan Tors for his skills as an editor, which were viewed as essential for a film which relied so much on stock footage.
The bomber that transported the scientists was a North American B-45 Tornado.
Uses stock footage of the underground magneto-dynamo from the German science fiction thriller Gold.
The Jet fighter shown as transporting the "magnetic monster" was a Lockheed "Shooting Star" T-33 two seat pilot training aircraft.