The Monster That Challenged the World
A new kind of terror to numb the nerves!
Giants Mollusks are released from the earth by an earthquake and start killing people.
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The Monster That Challenged the World (1957) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p]
Cast

Tim Holt
Lt. Cmdr. John 'Twill' Twillinger

Audrey Dalton
Gail MacKenzie

Hans Conried
Dr. Jess Rogers

Barbara Darrow
Jody Simms

Max Showalter
Dr. Tad Johns

Harlan Warde
Lt. Robert 'Clem' Clemens

Gordon Jones
Sheriff Josh Peters

Mimi Gibson
Sandy MacKenzie

Jody McCrea
Seaman Fred Johnson

Wallace Earl
Sally

Sarah Selby
Mrs. Simms

Milton Parsons
Lewis Clark Dobbs

Charles Tannen
Seaman Wyatt (Radioman)

William Forrest
Admiral Greenhouse

Joseph Hamilton
Other Lock Watchman

Charles Herbert
Boy with Morty's Cap

David McMahon
Patterson

Ralph Moody
Watchman at Lock 57

William Swan
Seaman Howard Sanders

Hal Taggart
Davis - Resort Owner
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Reviews
John Chard
Instant TERROR......just add water!
An earthquake out in the Salton Sea awakens the creeping dread, gigantic vampire water snails are on the loose and they are hungry for human fluid!
Just about the right side of good, The Monster Who Challenge The World holds up well because of the well constructed creatures and a bit of care and attention to the boffin discussions. Far too many 50s creature features just used a basic premise of creatures obliterating mankind because they were in an odd mood, but much like The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, this picture at least takes time to give us a bit of a nature heartbeat to help us understand the methods of a mollusc, and that alone should be applauded, so we learn while we have fun so to speak. The cast ooze B-movie standards, and that is in no way a bad thing here, whilst the Catalina Island locale sequences are pretty nifty to help salt the beef as it were!
Good honest fun that isn't short on creepiness, and top marks to the makers for introducing a very ingenious creature to a truly wonderful genre. 6/10
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