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The Alligator People (1959)

Under therapeutic hypnosis, a seemingly well-adjusted young woman tells a fantastic story, verified by lie detector, of her forgotten marriage to a man who disappeared on the day of their honeymoon, and of her search for him which takes her to a lonely mansion in a remote section of swampland tenanted by snakes, alligators, a drunken one-armed lout, a mysterious doctor, and a cold-hearted elderly woman who lives alone in a brooding manse.

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Jessica H 29 Mar 2009

When a young newlywed (Beverly Garland)'s husband gets a phone call from his doctor and disappears, leaving her on the train by herself for their honeymoon, she doesn't take it lying down! Tracking him to his family home in the Bayou, and after getting used to i) the number of angry alligators hanging around, ii) Drunken Lon Chaney Jr's overacting, and iii) his crazy mother, our heroine finds her husband is being kept safely away from her and operated on by a crazed doctor who's trying to use uh, reptile cells to help develop a miracle cure for sick people or something. It's basically an excuse for 'Beauty and the Beast' type shenanigans, with a ridiculous ending. If you enjoy old B-movies, this one's probably livelier than most, AND a cautionary tale about stem cell research (maybe).

Doug H 03 Oct 2018

Overall, a fabulous piece of work! Oh, wait, this isn't Citizen Kane? Actually it's just what one should expect from a 1959 movie entitled The Alligator People. (Maybe even a little more...The cast is good: Lon Chaney Jr's presence is always a plus. George Macready is solid as always. And the ever-comely Beverly Garland broke down beautifully her poor husband got an alligator head.)

Rob Humanick 25 Oct 2011

Screams and explosions ensue, and no movie was ever harmed by having a Lon Chaney on board.

david 01 Apr 2008

I adore these films. I can't get enough. This was excellent! Not quite as good as 'the Slime People' ... but definitely better than 'the Blob'. If you don't have an obsession with old horror movies, you should develop one!

prkprk p 02 Jul 2010

ah, Summertime, holiday and tropic night temprature.. What is more suitable than a black and white swamp horror movie? Not much. The 1959 concept of "nerve shattering terror" is a bit different than it is today, but if you're in the mood for som clean human-transforming-into-alligator entertainment than this will do fine. One of the alligator men likes to play piano at night others are more confused.