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X: The Unknown (1956)

Army radiation experiments awaken a subterranean monster from a fissure that feeds on energy and proceeds to terrorise a remote Scottish village. An American research scientist at a nearby nuclear plant joins with a British investigator to discover why the victims were radioactively burned and why, shortly thereafter, a series of radiation-related incidents are occurring in an ever-growing straight line away from the fissure.

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Bruce B 13 Feb 2013

Before "The Blob" there was X-The Unknown, a creepy, scary film by Hammer, the makers of the Quatermass series. Radioactive mud rises to the surface to terrorize soldiers and residents of a scottish village. As it is radioactive several victims succomb to burns and worse while it is on the prowl for radiation that makes it grow even larger. While the special effects are dated it can still send a chill through you with the melting scenes and the longest scream I ever heard in a sci-fi film. Decent script and excellent acting by american actor Dean Jagger and british actors Leo Mckern and Edward Chapman help to make this film well worth the rental. 3 Stars 1-16-13

Royal B 22 Mar 2009

After the successful Quatermass Xperiment, Hammer wanted the character to be in this movie, but Kneale wisely refused. This isnâ??t on a par with any of the Quatermass tv shows, or movies, but itâ??s still an interesting sci fi movie, and often amusing look at how naive the writers were, when it came to writing about radiation, and how scientists supposedly handled radioactive properties, without wearing any protective gear, or house radiation in a proper environment. But this was made in the 50s, and no one (well script writers) really understood the nature of radiation other than it was used to build a bomb. However this is an enjoyable and an nostalgic trip to an innocent age, with a fun story of a radioactive creature stalking a sleepy village in Scotland.

Cha t 10 Oct 2008

Alot of noise and static..and a performance by Dean Jagger as though hes' taking a stroll in the park..uninspired, not scary or frightening, just a blob of radioactive energy slime creating havoc..the science behind it is as hard to grasp as the entertainment value (or lack thereof) this movie offers...

Greg W 13 Feb 2013

Unusual early Hammer sci-fi which arrived hot on the tails of their success with Quatermass and Curse of Frankenstein. Good special effects combine with some great character performances from the usual suspects and the American imports.

Art S 21 Feb 2015

Unknown energy mass emerges from the earth's core to ingest radioactive sources, burning anyone in its path. Originally meant as a Quartermass sequel but scrapped when the writer refused to take part. Regardless, it stands another effective suspense/horror film from the Hammer collection.