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The 1980 film had the feeling of being about a real place with real people that had lives that went on before and after we watched them. Deleted Scenes (7 minutes, HD). It's not a great film and I would never claim classic status for it but it is a well crafted piece of exploitation monster sleaze and I still enjoy seeing it today. The women get raped but many of them also die. Were the graphic reshoots necessary? Star Ann Turkel was initially excited to work on a "smart sci-fi" movie that would never come to fruition. However, sometimes they had the potential to be even more than that, and none are a better example of this than 1980's Humanoids From The Deep.
Seagulls with One Leg: 1. Well, the men are picked off. Don't give up on your hobbies lads and lassies, there's someone out there for all of us!!! The violence is pretty sudden when it happens, and Bottin's effects are wonderfully on point, and the gore effects stand up nicely over the years. Humanoids From the Deep is a perfect example of a Roger Corman produced film embracing violence and debauchery aplenty.
This version features additional gore (an infamous scene involving some terrific makeup). The guys have it way easier here. When this monster is on-screen, it doesn't take much suspension of disbelief to enjoy the mayhem – though a little certainly doesn't hurt. Needless to say, people were not happy. The leads in the film are 70's stars that would lead you to believe that this is, in fact, a serious drama. What do you think of Humanoids From The Deep? If someone did that to me, I'd probably want my name off the movie, too. This they do after having a look around the ruins of Johnny s cabin. The monsters were designed by Rob Bottin, who doesn't get nearly enough praise, especially when Rick Baker or the guys from KNB are brought up. You get to see a lot of them during the film's 78 minute running time. But, in an era where movies like Alien and Halloween were filling theaters with teen fans hungry for more, Humanoids delivers in bloody spades. In the remake characters exist only to create situations that drive the story forward. Heads got pulled off, arms ripped from bodies, dogs torn apart and most incredible of all – multiple young ladies were seen completely nude!
One such film mentioned numerous times was Humanoids from the Deep, a film that I could never get my hands on.
The hero is Jim Hill (Doug McClure, TV's The Virginian & The Land That Time Forgot), an iron-jawed good guy if there ever was one. So cheap, that when I first watched it, I thought to myself, " Hey, I didn't know this was a low budget made-for-TV movie! " I remember seeing this poster when I was growing up, and was intrigued and troubled by it. Genetic experiments gone awry send marauding lewd and lascivious beasties into a quiet fishing town. Later, when something kills all of Noyo s watchdogs except for Johnny s, Hank again jumps to the conclusion that Johnny is using terror tactics to oppose the cannery s arrival-- nobody wants to set up business in a town full of bomb-throwers, after all.
I do like the making of and the deleted scenes are interesting for the fact that Corman actually allowed his filmmakers to film nudity and gore but not include it. Finally, there's an 8-page booklet loaded with essays. We couldn't understand sex much less 'fish monster on human female' sexual violence! That is unless you sneak up on them. This new blu-ray release comes inside of a really nice SteelBook package with brand new artwork from Laz Marquez. Trailers, TV Spots and a Radio Spot. And brought in a second, male director in post production to film additional scenes of rape and nudity. Future award winning composer, James Horner created the suitably ominous and action oriented soundtrack. The second change is the film grain. But, believe it or not, the film turned out to be something I quite enjoyed.
So he brought in someone else to add a little tasteless sexual assault and nudity to the film. It is also available on DVD and Bluray. And because he leads the Brutal Rednecks, Hank naturally suspects Johnny Eagles is at work when strange and nasty things begin to happen in and around Noyo. The original was filmed on a lot of real locations giving everything a lived in, comfortable feel but the remake is shot mostly on some of the cheapest, flimsiest sets I have ever seen. Everything I knew about it screamed 'disaster' but my curiosity once again did me in. They introduce some probably unnecessary plot: pro- vs anti-cannery factions and Indians vs hostile white fisherman, lead by the great Vic Morrow. Humanoids of the Deep (1980) was a gory, sleazy and absolutely delightful experience. Hoedowns the likes of which you've never the extras!
The monsters have a cool look to them and they don't really take any shit from anyone. There's so much to love here: - The quaint and authentic setting. Horner, in the making of, found on the disc, says that Corman didn't want small scores nor did he want the score to be campy. The film takes place in the small New England fishing village of Noyo, which is set to become the home of a shiny new Canco salmon cannery. Doug McClure (Jim Hill), Ann Turkel (Dr. Susan Drake), Vic Morrow (Hank Slattery), Anthony Pena (Johnny Eagle). He's also the guy who (along with 2 kids) fucking died on the set of Twilight Zone: The Movie in the infamous helicopter accident.
I certainly think it's one of the better ones Corman was involved with, and that's saying something. Alternate titles|| |. You couldn't possibly sit through this one stone-faced. What you see is what you get. Director: Barbara Peeters. This is from the ridiculously large (& occasionally hotly debated) film library of Roger Corman. I found the titillating aspect of this one extra disturbing: some of the sexiest bits are women stripped, savaged, thrown in the mud and raped by monsters. It's nice to see Shout Factory has once again delivered a stunning presentation for a movie most studios would probably have ignored. Why these are not on this disc, especially due to the fact that they were produced by the same company that produced the features found on this disc (Red Shirt Pictures) is beyond me. All that said, the movie really isn't any more deep, plotwise, with or without the nudity and rape. That same film also featured some of HUMANOIDS gore scenes during its opening credits sequence among other Corman produced movies. A number of dogs turn up mutilated with blame pointed towards a local Indian who protests the building of a cannery in town. Topping off the disc we've yet another retro interview with Roger Corman, hosted by Leonard Maltin.