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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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Roland S 10 Oct 2010

classic !!!! love this film , john agar is the man , its funny seeing hugh beaumount in a role other then ward cleaver hehe...

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Bruce B 22 May 2009

Another great black & white sci fi chiller theater type movie. Filmed in 1956, with John Agar (Shirley Temple's Husband) who stared in a number of Sci-Fi Movies in the 1950-1970 era and Hugh Beaumont better know to most as Beaver's Dad, Ward on the long running TV Series of Leave it to Beaver, Time frame 1957-1963, Hugh Appeared in 234 episodes (Pretty Amazing). This is one of the few science teams who didn't have a women with them, but they found one in the underworld. Cynthia Patrick who Did very little after this movie Perry Mason and Death valley days. The Mole People were not really the bad guys in this movie. There Costumes reminded me of some I have seen on Outer Limits and Twilight Zone. Any way this science team finds a world in the depths of the earth with people as white as powder called Sumerian and their goddess is Ishtar?s. All in all its a ok Sci Fi 1956 Film, Good for a one time showing, Not as good as Attack of the Crab Monster. 3 Stars is what this one deserves

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Mark D 21 Aug 2011

Really bad horror flick made better by MST3K. (Sounds familiar.) Also, John Agar did play a total douche in this film and I'm glad they skewered him so harshly.

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Nathan M 09 Sep 2007

One of the finest example of 50's schlock I have ever witnessed. You know you're in for a treat when a movie opens with a lecture about the mysteries of the earth's interior, followed by an opening shot letting you know the movie takes place in.... Asia!

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Russell G 14 May 2008

an absolutely top notch entry into the 'B' sci-fi genre. Look for Alan Napier (Alfred from the Adam West Batman TV series)and the mole-man with the wristwatch... enjoy

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