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The Milpitas Monster (1976)A town is terrorized by a monster that was created by local environmental pollution. Director:Robert L. Burrill |
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Paul Frees | ... |
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Doug Hagdahl |
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'Crazy George' Henderson |
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Priscilla House |
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Ruddy Kline | ... |
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Andy Moore |
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Scott Parker |
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Jeff Simon | ... |
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Bob Wilkins | ... |
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A horror movie about a monster that has been created from a garbage dump in Milpitas, a town near San Francisco. This monster attacks a party at the local high school. Before he can seriously threaten the town, however, he comes into fatal contact with the town's TV transformer tower. Written by Ørnås
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
21 May 1976 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Mutant Beast See more »Filming Locations:
Milpitas, California, USABox Office
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$11,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I was fortunate enough to have been a Milpitas resident when this student film came out. In fact, I was in kindergarten when they actually had the Milpitas Monster visit our classroom! The class was scared witless when that hulking thing lumbered into the classroom. I eventually saw the film, and yes, it is pretty bad. But it's still a better film than 'Gigli', and it holds precious memories for me. I think there was actually a song released for this movie which was put out on a 45rpm record. In fact, there was a Straw Hat Pizza in town that had it on their jukebox for a number of years. My wife thinks I'm crazy for being so attached to this movie, but like I told her, "You just had to be there". This film probably wouldn't do anything for people who aren't familiar with this piece of Milpitas History, but after viewing my share of old horror films, this really isn't all that bad.