Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
John Saxon | ... | John Norman | |
Angel Tompkins | ... | Sandra Miller | |
John Carradine | ... | Dr. Sigmund Hummel | |
Claudio Brook | ... | Dr. Miller | |
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Alicia Encinas | ... | Alicia |
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Julio César Imbert | ... | Julio (as Julio Cesar) |
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Armando Martín | ... | Arthur (as Armand Martin) |
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José Chávez | ... | Father (as Jose Chavez Trowe) |
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George Belanger | ... | Undersecretary Brennan (as George Bellanger) |
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Delroy White | ... | Winkler (as Deloy White) |
Roger Cudney | ... | Blankeley | |
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Julia Yallop | ... | Model |
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Chad Hastings | ... | Gray |
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Elizabeth Wallace | ... | Secretary |
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Al Jones | ... | Mugger 1 |
Corporate smuggling of South American killer bees into the United States results in huge swarms terrorizing the northern hemisphere. A small team of scientists work desperately to destroy the threat, but the bees soon mutate into a super-intelligent species that threatens the world. Written by Jeremy Lunt <durlinlunt@acadia.net>
Wow. This must be the funniest bad film of modern times, a real 1970s counterpart of Ed Wood's earlier classics. It features some awful acting but the main cast is kind of cool: B-movie veterans John Saxon and John Carradine, with glamorous starlet Angel Tompkins who apparently failed her "Charlie's Angels" audition, so ended up in this.
There's familiar and anachronistic stock footage, cheap dummies impersonating characters jumping from heights, and some crazy overacted bee attack sequences.
Love that funky and totally inappropriate theme music too! See it with "Demonoid" for maximum laughs.