An alien life form that is a huge ball of living matter invades earth, and replenishes itself by absorbing people.An alien life form that is a huge ball of living matter invades earth, and replenishes itself by absorbing people.An alien life form that is a huge ball of living matter invades earth, and replenishes itself by absorbing people.
Maria De Aragon
- Jeanne
- (as Maria de Aragon)
Eric Sinclair
- Dr. Willy Seppel
- (as Eric Allison)
Cecil Reddick
- Medical Examiner
- (as Cecil Redick)
John Barnum
- Merv
- (as Barney Bossick)
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Did you know
- TriviaJudy Dikty (misspelled in the credits as "Ditky") is the real name of author Julian C. May, by which she is better known and credited elsewhere.
- GoofsThe poster promises "Fire_People" "from the sun", but there are no fire-people among the cast of characters, only a rolling fireball effect.
Featured review
A droning narrator tells us about the legend of THE CREMATORS: Three hundred years ago, giant, flaming cheeezeballs from outer space enjoyed chasing native Americans around, before reducing them to ashes.
Now, Dr. Iane Thorne (Marvin Howard), who writes "bug books", has discovered a glowing rock in his pool, while Mason (aka: "The Hippie") runs around holding cats over his head. Soon, Dr. Thorne is performing a feline autopsy and the local postman is a pile of cinders.
It appears that the rolling orbs of fiery death have returned, for reasons known only to whatever cult of cat-waving hippies threw this "film" together. In no time, unknown non-actors are consumed in flame like so many no-name marshmallows! Romance blooms for Thorne and the first woman he's seen in years. Is there no god in heaven to put a stop to this?
Absurd and terminally dull, this movie is only for those few, brave souls able to withstand a severe brain hammering!
BEWARE: The tedium contained herein could douse the sun! So, wear protective gear!
P. S.- For added "fun", see if you can count the number of times the word "bug" is used!...
Now, Dr. Iane Thorne (Marvin Howard), who writes "bug books", has discovered a glowing rock in his pool, while Mason (aka: "The Hippie") runs around holding cats over his head. Soon, Dr. Thorne is performing a feline autopsy and the local postman is a pile of cinders.
It appears that the rolling orbs of fiery death have returned, for reasons known only to whatever cult of cat-waving hippies threw this "film" together. In no time, unknown non-actors are consumed in flame like so many no-name marshmallows! Romance blooms for Thorne and the first woman he's seen in years. Is there no god in heaven to put a stop to this?
Absurd and terminally dull, this movie is only for those few, brave souls able to withstand a severe brain hammering!
BEWARE: The tedium contained herein could douse the sun! So, wear protective gear!
P. S.- For added "fun", see if you can count the number of times the word "bug" is used!...
- azathothpwiggins
- Jan 21, 2019
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- Some Say: The World Will End in Fire
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- $50,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
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