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Title: The Horror of Party Beach (1964)
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While the hot rodders and motorcyclists are having a rock-and-roll beach party, a barrel of radioactive material is unloaded from a passing ship, plunges to the bottom and splits against a jagged rock. A black liquid oozes out and covers a shapeless mass on the ocean floor, which suddenly moves and becomes an encrusted vicious monster. Soon there are several monsters and they must have human blood to survive. Tina is the first victim, and football hero Hank Green and airhead Elaine Gavin enlist the aid of her science-professor father, Dr. Gavin, to solve and capture the killer. Not working fast enough to prevent the attack on twenty teen-agers at a slumber party nor the killing of three girl motorists, Dr. Gavin finds an arm lost by one of the monsters and discovers that only sodium will destroy the monsters whose composition is mostly water. Can they gather enough salt in southern California to put an end to this horror? Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
1 June 1964 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Invasion of the Zombies See more »Box Office
Budget:
$120,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Elaine Gavin: Hank!
Hank Green: Hello, darling. How's the leg?
Elaine Gavin: Oh, it's much better.
Hank Green: I just saw your father, and he's been burned badly but he'll be fine.
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Written by Ronnie Linares and Gary Robert Jones (as Gary Jones)
Performed by The Del-Aires
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Because of the film's low-budget, the 'car crash' between the two drunks was faked by sound effects and placing the cars at an angle to make them appear to be touching. See more »Goofs
When Elaine gets out of the car at Fingal's Quarry she is carrying a loose Geiger counter and an attaché-type briefcase. When she approaches the water she is carrying a larger box from which she removes the Geiger counter. When she runs away she is again carrying the Geiger counter (without the box) and the briefcase. See more »Quotes
[Elaine is recovering in bed when Hank wakes her]Elaine Gavin: Hank!
Hank Green: Hello, darling. How's the leg?
Elaine Gavin: Oh, it's much better.
Hank Green: I just saw your father, and he's been burned badly but he'll be fine.
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DragWritten by Ronnie Linares and Gary Robert Jones (as Gary Jones)
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How can you not love this deliriously silly scifi/horror/beach/musical!! Featuring the all time dopiest sea creatures ever, riot inducing racial stereotyping, the most non threatening motorcycle gang in history, dialogue that wouldn't cut it in porn, overweight beach bunnies, queenie muscle dudes and some of the most wooden acting this side of Charleton Heston. Even more inept and definatley more entertaining than "Plan 9". Features some suprizingly decent surf/rockabilly tunes by The Del-Aires. The best way to view this one is when its rerun on "Mystery Science Theatre 3000".