The Unearthly (1957) |
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| Director(s) | Boris Petroff |
| Producer(s) | Boris Petroff |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Monster |
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John Carradine(as Dr. Charles Conway)
The Unearthly
Released
1957
The Unearthly
Released
1957
John Carradine
(as Dr. Charles Conway)
Myron Healey(as Mark Houston)
The Unearthly
Released
1957
The Unearthly
Released
1957
Myron Healey
(as Mark Houston)
Tor Johnson(as Lobo II)
The Unearthly
Released
1957
The Unearthly
Released
1957
Tor Johnson
(as Lobo II)
The Unearthly Overview:
The Unearthly (1957) was a Science Fiction - Horror Film directed by Boris Petroff and produced by Boris Petroff.
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THE UNEARTHLY
THE UNEARTHLY (1957) is a ultra-low budget crazy combination of science-fiction, horror, and noir. It features elements and plot devices reminiscent from films such as the 1935 THE RAVEN, BOWERY AT MIDNIGHT, VOODOO MAN, and THE BLACK SLEEP. It is rather fitting that the star of the film is John Car... Read full article
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The Unearthly Quotes:
Lobo:
Time-fo'-go-ta-bed.
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Despite the title, the plot of "The Unearthly" contains no extraterrestrial element.
Completed in six days by at least May 1957.
The Lobo character here (who can speak) was created by writers Mann and Black. He is a different character than the mute Lobo created by Ed Wood Jr. in "Bride of the Monster" and "Night of the Ghouls". Screenwriter Jane Mann was the wife of director Boris Petroff.
Actor Arthur Batanides stated that he believed that the house where they shot this feature once belonged to Mary Astor.