Day 2 of Ray Dombi’s Spooky Film Jam:
It’s another Corman because I was short on time, and this was one of the shortest horrors on my watch list. Even though I was expecting “Roger Corman on Tubi” quality, I can’t emphasize how bad this is. First of all, our telepathic crab person looks like someone’s discarded crab boil shells strung together with puppet string. Also, our cast is over performing and melodramatic as hell. Our only female character is a doctor (pretty sick for the 1950’s). But that being said, I love that even in a fictional depiction of an educated women with a doctorate in marine studies, her experience is allocated to “preparing seafood” and to be the love interest of two of the other Biologists. Their love triangle is like a Team Edward/Team Jacob situation. Not really worth your time, unless you too need to watch a quick Corman.
1.5 out of 5 Crab person-hand dismemberments.
🦀🦞🦐
Day 2 of Ray Dombi’s Spooky Film Jam:
It’s another Corman because I was short on time, and this was one of the shortest horrors on my watch list. Even though I was expecting “Roger Corman on Tubi” quality, I can’t emphasize how bad this is. First of all, our telepathic crab person looks like someone’s discarded crab boil shells strung together with puppet string. Also, our cast is over performing and melodramatic as hell. Our only female character is a doctor (pretty sick for the 1950’s). But that being said, I love that even in a fictional depiction of an educated women with a doctorate in marine studies, her experience is allocated to “preparing seafood” and to be the love interest of two of the other Biologists. Their love triangle is like a Team Edward/Team Jacob situation. Not really worth your time, unless you too need to watch a quick Corman.
1.5 out of 5 Crab person-hand dismemberments.
🦀🦞🦐