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The earliest atomic tests in New Mexico cause common ants to mutate into giant man-eating monsters that threaten civilization.

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Ratings: IMDB: 7.3/10
Released: June 19, 1954
Runtime: 94 min
Genres: Horror Sci-Fi
Countries: United States
Companies: Warner Bros. Warner Bros. Pictures
Cast: Edmund Gwenn James Whitmore James Arness Joan Weldon
Crew: Gordon Douglas Ted Sherdeman Russell S. Hughes George Worthing Yates

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grasshopper rex 1 points 1 year ago. 4/5 stars.

This was the 1st movie to really scare the hell out of me as a child. Having grown up with the threat of nuclear weapons combined with an encounter with some very large, angry red ants about a year previous to me seeing this made it very personal. It’s funny to revisit it now and know how terrified it made me.

greyfur 1 points 1 year ago.

You have a couple years on me, I suppose, but remember that one. I used to watch all of the old black and white horror and Science Fiction movies that came out when I was a kid, we didn’t have color yet.

Am at the point now when people ask on the phone for my birth date I start out with the first 2 parts then for the year I say ‘Cuban Missile Crisis’ just to see how many people actually get it.😂 There has only been one person so far since I started to do that that actually has got it, and it was in the same birth month as well. Person (as I recall) noticed that as well.

Only thing I think that really used to scare me for some reason was the Mummy movies, those really got to me for some reason, have no idea why. And anything with Spiders, with the exception of ‘Eight Legged Freaks’, that was a great movie, just funny. That never really bothered me, but always did have a thing about Spiders


I did get tore up by red ants once, in Baton Rouge, didn’t pay attention to where I was sitting, and sat on a small ant hill in the grass, was some really small ones, but learned fast that they didn’t like that
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grasshopper rex 1 points 1 year ago. 4/5 stars.

You’ve got me by a couple of months. I think we grew up in the golden age of cinema for young boys. All the monster movies with Lon Chaney, Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. I’ve wonderful memories of going to the drive-in to watch Godzilla movies, Planet of the Apes and Bruce Lee.

greyfur 2 points 1 year ago.

I grew up in Morris Plains, New Jersey, and we never had a Drive in close to us, but had some cousin’s in New Hampshire we used to visit from time to time, and they had one really close, and I would go with one that was about my age at the time, and we would sneak through a hole in the back fence and watch. There was always something good going.

I remember watching a lot of those movies on Saturday afternoons on Creature Features, or Chiller theater, and then there was in later years Up All Night I think it was with Elvira. those were good days. Had good acting as well. People knew how to really bring it without all of the special effects, and really hit you close to home.

grasshopper rex 1 points 1 year ago. 4/5 stars.

We even had a XXX drive-in within a mile of my house. There was a trailer park right behind it and we would sneak out to climb on top of an empty trailer and get an “education”. It wasn’t until I got older that I realized how strange it was to have such a thing in the bible belt and it was 20 years before the city was finally able to shut it down.

greyfur 1 points 1 year ago.

đŸ€ŁOMG! I had no idea that such a thing even existed! Especially in the Bible belt! I bet a lot of people were really frustrated with that. I would have never suspected that such a thing even existed
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