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再生時間: 107 秒 | ヌード: yes | 作成者: Ruffah |
新ファイルサイズ: N/A | 音声: yes | 旧ファイルサイズ: 137 mb |
ファイル形式: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | 解像度: 1920x1080 | 追加日: 2014-Aug-18 |
別名: Lynn Schiller, Marilyn E. Theel
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Lynn Theel, born March 5, 1951 in Detroit, Michigan, started her career as a cabaret singer in Germany and horse groomer in California before becoming Playboy's 'Playmate of the Month' in July 1975. She made her film debut in 'Big Wednesday' and had leading roles in 'Fyre' and 'Humanoids from the Deep', where she was brutally victimized by a mutant creature. Theel also appeared in TV shows like 'Vega$' and 'Code Red'. After retiring from acting, she moved to Hyannis, Massachusetts.
公開年: 1980
別題: Humanoids of the Deep, Monster, Criaturas das Profundezas, Monstruos del abismo, Humanoides del abismo, Humanoids de les profunditats, Les monstres de la mer, Tromos apo to vytho, Esseri ignoti dai profondi abissi, Diepzee Monsters, Humanoidy z glebin, O Monstro, Morske posasti, Beneath the Darkness, Das Grauen aus der Tiefe
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制作会社: New World Pictures
ジャンル: Horror, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction
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キーワード: blast, boat, carnival, exploitation, fisherman, mass murder, mutation, pollution, rape, ventriloquist, water monster, woman director
In the Pacific Northwest, a new cannery introduces genetically enhanced salmon into the local waters. However, this scientific experiment goes awry as mysterious, mutated sea creatures begin attacking the male population and raping women in the nearby seaside town. The townspeople must figure out how to combat these horrifying humanoids before they are completely wiped out.
Humanoids from the Deep is a unique blend of horror and science fiction directed by Barbara Peeters and Jimmy T. Murakami, released in 1980. The film stands out as one of few exploitation films made by women during its time, adding an interesting context to its otherwise typical creature feature narrative. Set against the backdrop of environmental pollution and scientific tampering gone wrong, the movie serves as a cautionary tale about man's meddling with nature.