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The Slime People (1963)

After Los Angeles is invaded by an army of subterranean monsters, a small group of people must fight for survival in the deserted metropolis.

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Al C 24 Jul 2010

Los Angeles gets covered in a giant dome of fog and a race of slime covered reptile men rise up from the bowels of the Earth to conquer it. It's up to an exposition spouting scientist, his two nubile daughters, a sportscaster and a deserted marine to save the day. If that sounds exciting, bear in mind that most of the scenes where the Slime People attack the humans are shrouded in wall-to-wall fog, effectively obstructing EVERYTHING. The acting isn't good, the slime people costumes are actually pretty well made but the fog scenes are unforgivably bad when they obscure crucial scenes (like the climax). Good for a few B movie laughs, but that's about it.

Brian S 02 Nov 2015

Mystery Science Theater 3000 was right, this film really is a compost pile. It's one of the shitiest films i have ever seen yet, one of the most boring one too. The acting is horrible and there's a total lac of action and for most of the movie, you can't even see what's going on, there's too much artificial fog ! This movie really put me to sleep, even MST3K couldn't help. Boring piece of shit.

Lowell D 19 Mar 2009

Terrible - one star is a generous rating.

Michael H 07 Dec 2015

The filmmakers do pull off a neat trick by telling us the whole backstory through archival footage of newscasts discovered at a TV station. Of course the fog helps to obscure any shortcomings that might have cropped up, but by the end of the movie it's very, very thick, and being in black and white anyway, the thick gray haze quickly grows annoying, as you suspect that any action that is being hidden isn't worth straining to see. And elementary math skills reveal that they could afford three Slime People suits, because that's the most you ever see on screen at one time. This does tend to dilute the concept of the Slime People as a world-conquering horde.

Justin W 17 Jul 2009

A race of very ugly fish people rises from the sewers of Los Angeles to hunt humans and play havoc with a fog machine. How their race was able to develop fog that can turn into a solid wall but still rely upon spears as weapons shall forever remain a mystery as a group of plucky adults thwart their evil designs. But as the solemn Professor warns us, they may yet try again one day. The Slime People really overdid it with the fog machine as it's difficult to make out any action at times. Which is fair enough, as there's very little action to begin with.