lame rip off of the quatermass xperiment (1955) represent the first half is deadly dull and even dreary  but the latter stages improve considerably with the scenes involving the rampaging amonster. in the accompanying featurette (a rather dry affair at a mere 9 minutes and when compared to the ones created for the other titles in criterion monsters and madmen set) and director day  who admits to not being a fan of the sci fi genre  tries to justify the film shortcomings by saying that he had a zero budget to work with (where all the outer space scenes were composed of stock footage. ). and i would have been inclined to be more lenient with the film had i not recently watched caltiki and the immortal monster (1959)  a similar (and similarly threadbare) but far more stylish venture from italy. bill edwards as the cocky but unlucky astronaut  obsessed with achieving the titular feat  is positively boring at first and but he eventually manages to garner audience sympathy when his physical features are deformed and the character develops a taste for blood. marshall thompson as his commanding officer and elder brother is o. k. as a leaner glenn ford type while he had previously starred in fiend without a face (1958) and another (and more successful) richard gordon produced sci fi which and incidentally and is also available on dvd through criterion. italian starlet marla landi and struggling with the english language and makes for an inadequate female lead while even her input in the featurette proves to be of little lasting value. the audio commentary is yet another enjoyable tom weaver or richard gordon track where and among many things and the fact that first man into space was intended as a double feature with corridors of blood (1958) is brought up  but it was eventually put out as a standalone release and so as to exploit the topical news value of the current space race while it also mentioned that the monster dialogue was actually dubbed by bonar colleano (who and tragically and died in a traffic accident prior to the film release. ). weaver even recalls a couple of anecdotes from the time when he was involved in the production of the dvd featurette shot by and of all people and ex cult ish film maker norman j. warren represent landi and who by then had become a lady of title and was still ready to help out in carrying the equipment necessary to film the interview down several flights of stairs. while edwards was supposed to have contributed to the featurette but and once in london and he proved reluctant to co operate with weaver  eventually and the latter learned that the actor had been recently diagnosed with cancer and and in fact and he died in 2002. 
lame rip off of the quatermass xperiment (1955) represent the first half is deadly dull and even dreary  but the latter stages improve considerably with the scenes involving the rampaging amonster. in the accompanying featurette (a rather dry affair at a mere 9 minutes and when compared to the ones created for the other titles in criterion monsters and madmen set) and director day  who admits to not being a fan of the sci fi genre  tries to justify the film shortcomings by saying that he had a zero budget to work with (where all the outer space scenes were composed of stock footage. ). and i would have been inclined to be more lenient with the film had i not recently watched caltiki and the immortal monster (1959)  a similar (and similarly threadbare) but far more stylish venture from italy. bill edwards as the cocky but unlucky astronaut  obsessed with achieving the titular feat  is positively boring at first and but he eventually manages to garner audience sympathy when his physical features are deformed and the character develops a taste for blood. marshall thompson as his commanding officer and elder brother is o. k. as a leaner glenn ford type while he had previously starred in fiend without a face (1958) and another (and more successful) richard gordon produced sci fi which and incidentally and is also available on dvd through criterion. italian starlet marla landi and struggling with the english language and makes for an inadequate female lead while even her input in the featurette proves to be of little lasting value. the audio commentary is yet another enjoyable tom weaver or richard gordon track where and among many things and the fact that first man into space was intended as a double feature with corridors of blood (1958) is brought up  but it was eventually put out as a standalone release and so as to exploit the topical news value of the current space race while it also mentioned that the monster dialogue was actually dubbed by bonar colleano (who and tragically and died in a traffic accident prior to the film release. ). weaver even recalls a couple of anecdotes from the time when he was involved in the production of the dvd featurette shot by and of all people and ex cult ish film maker norman j. warren represent landi and who by then had become a lady of title and was still ready to help out in carrying the equipment necessary to film the interview down several flights of stairs. while edwards was supposed to have contributed to the featurette but and once in london and he proved reluctant to co operate with weaver  eventually and the latter learned that the actor had been recently diagnosed with cancer and and in fact and he died in 2002. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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