The Slime People (1963)

Horror Movies & Sci-Fi Movies Database	03.21.09

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After Los Angeles is invaded by an army of subterranean monsters a small group of people must fight for survival in the deserted metropolis. Movie Tagline: Up from the bowels of the earth come... Also Known As: Tomorrow You Die Title: Slime People, The Release Date: September 18, 1963 Runtime: 76 mins Genre: Horror All Genres: Horror, Sci-Fi Languages: English Country: USA Colors: Black and White Sound: Mono IMDB Rating: 2.1 Buried.com Rating: 3.1 - (Rate This Horror Movie at Buried.com) Category: Horror Movies Starting With S MPAA Rating: Unrated Director(s): Robert Hutton Cast: Robert Hutton ...Tom Gregory Les Tremayne ...Norman Tolliver Robert Burton ...Prof. Galbraith Susan Hart ...Lisa Galbraith William Boyce ...Cal Johnson Judee Morton ...Bonnie Galbraith John Close ...KTTV Reporter Vince Williams Edward Finch Abrams ...Bum in Theater Bob Herron ...Slime Person Dr. Tracy J. Putnam ...Dr. Timothy Brough Jock Putnam ...Slime Person Blair Robertson ...Mrs. Castillo Joseph F. Robertson ...Bum in Theater Fred Stromsoe ...Slime Person Remaining Cast: Producer(s): Edward Finch Abrams Donald J. Hansen Joseph F. Robertson Writer(s): Blair Robertson Vance Skarstedt Composer(s): Lou Foman Paul Sawtell Bert Shefter More Photos from The Slime People More Movie Taglines: Up from the bowels of the earth come... Movie Quote(s): Cal Johnson: [after flirting with Bonnie] Gee whiz, after sitting here talking to you, I don't even want to think about slime people! Reporter: Dr Brough, what exactly do these creatures look like? Dr. Timothy Brough: They're large, huge, prehistotic. Covered with scales, and covered with slime. Reporter: The Slime People! Norman Tolliver: I say, Tom, are you driving this worn-out old heap? Bonnie Galbraith: [while standing right next to the slime people's wall] Where's the wall, Daddy? Prof. Galbraith: Right there, dear! Tom Gregory: I'm a newscaster, sports mostly. Movie Trivia: The producers originally planned to have creatures called voles in the film as well as the slime people. The voles would have been wolf-like animals from underground that had been domesticated by the slime people, but the were left out of the final script. The scenes of devastation supposedly caused by the fight with the slime people (shown briefly while the group is driving away from the airport) is actually footage of the Hollywood hills shortly after a wildfire swept through the area. The scenes in the butcher shop and freezer were filmed in an actual butcher shop owned by the father-in-law of actor 'Robert Hutton' in Lancaster, California. The two bums who appear in the theater are played by Joseph F. Robertson and Edward Finch Abrams, the film's producer and associate producer, respectively. Blair Robertson, who was one of the scriptwriters, plays Mrs. Steel in the TV news footage. IMDB Links: » User Comments at imdb.com » More information at imdb.com Keywords: Beautiful Woman, B Movie, Los Angeles California, Fog, MST3K  ...[more] Keywords All: Mass Murder, Airport, Independent Film Seen it? Rate it Currently 3.10/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Rating: 3.1 out of 10.0 - 58 votes cast total buy movie on dvd del.icio.us  |  digg  |  reddit Enter your zipcode for movie listings: » BACK TO HORROR MOVIES LIST