Doug McClure,
Ann Turkel,
Vic Morrow,
Cindy Weintraub,
Anthony Penya
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This gory, scary low-budget shocker from the Roger Corman stable concerns the battle over a salmon cannery in a Pacific Northwest town. Genetically treated salmon escape the plant and are eaten by coe... read more
Directed by: Barbara Peters (II), Jimmy T. Murakami
Release Date: July 3, 1980
DVD Release Date: August 28, 2001
Stats: 170 reviews
An okay monster movie, but really it's just an updated version of some 50s B-movies. It's not too bad, but it's not too good either.
Guys in rubber suits terrorize beachgoers and rape young women. Doug McClure fights on stoically.
Silly, watchable Corman cheapy.
Sleazy and unpleasant b-picture made oddly enjoyable due to over-earnest or overly hammy performances and some truly shocking editing. One for curiosity value but little else.
If you don't like Roger Corman produced cinema, then you are not likely to enjoy Humanoids from the Deep. If, on the other hand, you appreciate cheaply made and cheesy yet awesome sci-fi/horror cinema, then you will most likely adore the film. It is a film about fish-monsters f... read more
Clocking in at a sleek 80 minutes, this one has all the Corman essentials. Car explosions, house explosions, boat explosions, burning water, topless women, and very long armed horny mutant sea creatures created by the evil corporate cannery. Vic Morrow swills beer, terrorizes a ... read more
A suprisingly good monster flick. It will never be confused with grade A cinema, but I found this fun and entertaining. Has alot more to offer than the standard B movie.
Actually manages to get some creepy moments and keep the viewer on edge. Doesn't hesitate to cross the line... read more
So here's a film that puts most 70s / 80s b-films to shame. A race of sea monsters are attacking a small fishing community to mate with the women, and kill the men who stand in their way. The monsters can strip off clothes or rip off skin with a mere touch. Thanks to a gorgeous r... read more
Sleazy and amazingly low budget, this movie delivers everything you'd expect from a late night creature feature. Well worth owning, these Roger Corman produced films from the 80's continue to provide hours of entertainment to this day.
Recommended, if you know what you're getti... read more
Black Lagoon-type creatures attack a California fish town. Too much poor Native Indian BS that would be more at home in a Steven Segal film. An abundance of sex and good gore effects (humanoids do like the ladies who are less than willing). I doubt much of the humor was intention... read more
Even on the Corman scale of quality, Humanoids is a decidedly lesser effort -- but that's not to say you won't have some fun. Full Review
Takes the theme of the Julie Adams-lusting 'Creature from the Black Lagoon' to an extreme that the censors would not have allowed in the 1950s... Full Review
You really need to go back and see how it was done back in the day ... with reckless abandon and lots of splattery fun in mind Full Review
An unintentionally hilarious fusing of mutated salmon and full frontal nudity
I think humanoids from the deep made this picture, too
Corman mini-classic featuring boob-happy sea monsters. Full Review
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