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The Mole People (1956)

A party of archaeologists discovers the remnants of a five millennia-old mutant Sumerian civilization living beneath a glacier atop a mountain in Mesopatamia.

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Dead-Head m 11 Mar 2008

I've been trying to see the quaint charm that I always assumed made B-horror films attractive, but I just can't figure it out. Maybe I've been watching the wrong ones... But I could see the appeal of something that was "camp" because of an artificiality, banality, or lack of sophistication... but to be so, I thought it had to be self-aware, which, to my knowledge, many B-films aren't. I could also see enjoying a B-film because it had the charm of being under-produced. But I can't see the appeal of a lack of financial backing and production effort producing terrible scripts with outworn stock characters for poorly shot and ultimately boring films, whose only redeemable quality (for me) is to provide fodder for MST3K. Maybe someday I can sit down with someone who understands these things much better than I. Until then, I fear becoming someone who appreciates B-horror only for their parodic potential.

bob w 11 Oct 2009

Ward Cleaver journeys to the center of the earth to do battle with a race of albinos living on mushrooms (I'm not kidding). This is science fiction at it's corny, campy best. I love this stuff (I'm not kidding). *Kudos to the makeup and special effects artists at Universal Studios. Not once did I notice a single zipper.

Crystal C 02 Sep 2007

Don't think about it, just enjoy! I love this movie!

WK J 15 Feb 2008

The movie opens with a "scientist" explaining how legit crackpot theories of the Earth being hollow are, and that stars are being projected from some moon in orbit withing a giant snow globe.... or something. Preposterous and ridiculous B-Movie, where archeology is reduced to goofy theories and kids "brining ya stuff." The legendary B-movie star John Agar stars, portraying his stock schlock hero.

Tim S 31 Aug 2015

This film only has value for an episode of Mystery Science Theater. It was easily the worst of the entire Universal Horror films portfolio from the 1920's to end of 1950's. The only mercy is that it is so short. Ridiculously poorly written--isn't it amazing that ancient Sumerians spoke colloquial English? Whoever was responsible for this effort was smoking the mushrooms they subsisted upon in this civilization.