Saw this at dads base theater in 1959. WOW fails to describe the awe and fun my brother and I had watching it. 👍👍 5⭐💖

@ahashdahnagila6884

7 ай бұрын

base theater? AFB?

@JohnSmith-fg6pt

3 ай бұрын

​@@ahashdahnagila6884: GOTTA be careful of radiation & insects 🎉 ***

"No giant wasps were harmed during the filming of this production."

Nice too see a young Jim Davis, long before he was Jock Ewing. It takes a talented actor to keep a streight face. Thanks for sharing CCC your channel is the best. 😊

@shadowbear66

3 ай бұрын

Not to mention a straight face

CCC has been showing some fantastic movies lately-- so thank you!😊

@CultCinemaClassics

7 ай бұрын

CCC aims to please!

@catchaser52

7 ай бұрын

Converted to HD !

@jb6712

7 ай бұрын

???????????????

@mikesilva3868

7 ай бұрын

@@CultCinemaClassics nosferatu 1922 classic 🎆

I love these old films, they remind me of my childhood, although this one is from six years before I was born, I love the simplicity of the time and the way we could so easily believe the storyline and what the equipment etc made us wonder about the future let alone what, was, the present for us.

Jim later played jock on the TV show Dallas. Jim was a great actor .

@melodiefrances3898

7 ай бұрын

So recognizable, but also looks totally different. Thank you for the heads up. I think it would have bugged me ...

@globalfamiliesfirst

7 ай бұрын

Hi Wallace ! I could not place his face/name but I knew I had seen him many, many times before! Always thought he was an excellent actor! When you connected him with Jock on Dallas… Bingo! Thanks 🙏 so much for that! Luv these old movies, especially sci-fi. Have a great night! Regards, Fran, Staten Island, New York 😊

@wallacegeller2111

7 ай бұрын

You are welcome globalfam. I'm from Indiana originally but ended up in Phoenix, Arizona. My neighbor 3 doors down was from Lindenhurst, Long Island. We have been married for over 40 years. 9 grandchildren. Just like the song New York girls.

@johnnew7707

Ай бұрын

Later? I thought this was Dallas, the early years!

CCC. Thank you for presenting these flicks both in B&W and recolorized. I prefer the original.

@CultCinemaClassics

7 ай бұрын

Thanks @saulchapnick1566! for many movies you have both B&W and color. Just check the description box, and find the link to color or B&W if its available. Great to read when people appreciate color versions being available 👍😉

Thank goodness they were flightless wasps. Love these old campy movies.

@hydrolito

4 ай бұрын

Not all Wasp fly.

@hydrolito

4 ай бұрын

Flightless wasp fights a tarantula in a different video.

@donaldlayher3180

3 ай бұрын

Was this before bug killer? Got mine.

@johnnew7707

Ай бұрын

Ah yes...flying wasps would have amplified the danger by multitudes however there would have been a cool breeze before certain death!

@jamessteen6667

24 күн бұрын

Lol

Ah ha!! Action filled monster movie with great scenery, super sound effects, and plenty of gore. I loved this one! CCC did it again by bringing us fools another super classic film to enjoy! 😊

@glenjennett

4 ай бұрын

What gore?

What a great movie! Kept me interested for the entire movie. A bit of padding but overall very good. Loved the diverse cast.

@melodiefrances3898

7 ай бұрын

Definitely some padding, but I think in those days it was still exciting and exotic to see Africa. It's interesting, there are certain ways in which things were more diverse then. Not overall, but certain pockets.

Merci beaucoup pour ces vidéos.

I remember as a kid Kim Davis was on a TV where he was a railroad detective. It was on I'd guess 1956.

Lol. This is the age of the rocket, the jet, the atomic age. But mankind has to learn what happens to life in the airless void. Which, strangely, is discovered by going to Africa and finding giant wasp thing that can only be killed by random volcanic eruptions! Love it.

@sunbeam8866

3 ай бұрын

Just be sure to always keep an active volcano handy - just in case!

Fan of Jim Davis. Thanks!

😊love ccc films

Nice filme tnks CCC 🌹👊

I love all the monster movies of the 50's!!! Set director's made things out of nothing and we all loved it!!!

Much more believable in B&W

@daphnewilson7966

7 ай бұрын

Agree. Me, I don't get the "colorized" thing, anyhow.

@whitesapphire5865

7 ай бұрын

My own take on it is simply this, If it was made in black and white, it should be shown in black and white. Adding colour after the fact is a sham, and the results are most often poor, with the picture taking a sickly orange/purple hue. Colours fail to track with the action, and almost always result in an unstable colouring which constantly changes as the action moves within the frame. Unless you are Paramount, Columbia, Fox Studios etc. colourisation is best left alone, and even then, the colours are at best only an interpretation of what the colourist thinks they should be.

Sempre filmes fantásticos 👍 fazem viajar no tempo 💕 💕 ♥️ 💖

16:55 the most benign monster attack ever filmed. That "scream" is hilarious

I've been looking for this movie for years. Never knew the name so that made it tough to find. Thank You!

This movie has it all. Africa hostile natives wild animals space debris erupting volcano and mutated bugs and hand grenades. My perfect movie in 1957❤

Thank you for an old scifi Film, whit very much things who not working today! but one night to look and not miss my husband.old mama 66 .😢❤❤

Just love the old B&W Films. Keep um coming.

Deadly mantis 1957 please

@deewhite4346

8 ай бұрын

Aw yes .

@pallen49

7 ай бұрын

I would like to see ' Them' too..

@globalfamiliesfirst

7 ай бұрын

And how about It “ The Terror From Beyond Space “ ! The first monster movie I was allowed to stay up to watch with my big brothers . I was 4 years old 😊 Marshal Thompson stars. Please 🙏 if possible ! Thanks 😊 Fran, Staten Island, New York

@gregoryhagen8801

7 ай бұрын

​@@pallen49Great movie. Good SFX.

I really enjoy watching old space movies 🎥

Merci pour le partage!

Can't believe that this was never up for an Academy Award 😮

Monster from Green Hell.. sounds like an alien from Ireland with too much Guinness

@sunbeam8866

3 ай бұрын

EPA

All these old movies have the same theme. You got the jock guy, the beautiful young woman working as a top scientist, everybody is smoking or drinking, the opponent is a monster, the kissing scene, the near drastic wipe out scene, the happy ending with boy gets girl. Oh, I forgot the woman running and falling down and breaking her ankle. All the skeptics laughing and grinning get killed. There is always some pet.

Oh my goodness! All I can say is, what a movie.

Rockets, airplanes, college educated ...Let me get this right. They decided to "walk" 400 miles thru Africa. Apparently logistics was not their strong point.

It all begins so innocently.

Pretty Good Thanks 👍

otimo filme classico recomendo

Excelente filme recomendo e obrigado pela postagem, amo filmes antigos são ótimos e melhor ainda legendados em português. Feliz Natal pra todos inscritos no seu canal.

@CultCinemaClassics

6 ай бұрын

Obrigada!

Boa noite Regina amo seus vídeos 💗😊

Why don't they make giant insect movies anymore? I miss them.

So their entire expedition to destroy the monstrous wasps was a waste of time.

A film about walking in Africa, with a few minutes of giant insects and the obligatory exploding volcano.

We have come a long way with special effects

49:17..he asks for a match for his cigarette and He's got a big camp fire going.. LoL 😂

They don´t make em like that any more! ;)

Ahyes, the perfectly timed volcanic eruption. High on my list of overused Hollywood solutions.

With transition in live stream 😅 thanks

Jin Davis has played both good and bad acts

@davidhewitt6868

7 ай бұрын

Sorry it’s Jim Davis in good and bad roles in films

@rahkinrah1963

7 ай бұрын

And this is a BAD one!

Ces films de sciences fictions d épouvantes sont des films à petits budjets certains de ces séries b sont devenus des classiques. Je possède ce film mais merci infiniment car maintenant grâce à vous il est sur ma playliste amitié cinephilique et rock'n'roll.

I love ❤️ the old black and white movies the space ones it’s better for your eyes 👀 your eyes stay healthy

Is Jim Davis Jock from Dallas?

@bigpunisherthegreat8200

8 ай бұрын

Yes he was.

@jamesanthony8438

7 ай бұрын

@@bigpunisherthegreat8200 But he's _not_ the same Jim Davis who created Garfield the cat. =)

@bigpunisherthegreat8200

7 ай бұрын

@@jamesanthony8438 Who the hell said he was?

@catchaser52

7 ай бұрын

@@bigpunisherthegreat8200 relax !

@daphnewilson7966

7 ай бұрын

The end of a (I hope) rich long career. I'm a Baby-boomer relatively recently catching up on Westerns I missed as a kid. IMO, Davis was underrated, but never unemployed. Hope he did well. Again IMO, if George Montgomery had'nt been around, Davis would have made better movies.

I wonder what main feature this played with?

That old mine/quarry was used in so many movies. I hate it!

A Stock Footage feast!

That good luck charm didn't work too well

They spent more on the stock footage than they did on the movie! Gotta admit I wasn't expecting those bits of animation from Jack Rabin and Louis DeWitt.

damn they are well supplied, grenades, kerosene, cigarettes

...have faith.

A notch or two better han many '50s monster flicks. Though, somehow the title reminds me of the EPA!

I enjoyed watching this movie. RIP 🙏 Barbara Turner Something real cute about Jennifer Jason Leigh's mom. 🌹

FANTASIQUE AS THEY HAVE ALWAYS CIGARETTE

What, there weren't any trucks in Africa in the 50's?

you can hear his voice CLEAR AS A BELL

This is odd, It is Black & White film at a time when full colour films were around like the Forbidden Planet ( 1956 ) and I thought wow this is B&W and now after watching it here I see in fact it was in colour as that version is in the new list down the side! So why is there both types?

@melodiefrances3898

7 ай бұрын

Black and white films were made well into the 60s and beyond, although less so. It could be an artistic choice or a $$ choice. There are two versions because someone colourized it. But many of us prefer the original black and white, and, thankfully, these also get loaded, as is the case here.

@jacquelinebell6201

4 ай бұрын

B/w was cheaper than colour in the 50s so was probably aa budget thing.

@sunbeam8866

3 ай бұрын

Compared to most '50s science fiction, 'Forbidden Planet' was a major studio film. Color was expensive, and usually reserved for a big -budget blockbuster, western, or musical. Which is why I really enjoy the occasional rare '50s crime dramas, like 'A Kiss Before Dying' and Violent Saturday' that were filmed in color.

Non-flying giant wasps? Well, that works for the script.

Wow Mr.Ewing!!

Chesterfield Product Placement before the 3 minute mark! That's entertainment. (Sidebar: Dallas Schmallas. Jim Davis best known for his Coffee Mate Commercial. I can Product Place too.)

Daddy from Dallas, RIP. When will it be colorised? Thanks for the upload. Their here!

@daphnewilson7966

7 ай бұрын

I recently salvaged an old paperback about "supernatural" experiences of celebrities. One of the stories was that Jim Davis haunted the Dallas set, in a friendly way. The actors said they would see him out of the corner of their eyes, as if he was trying to be in the scene. I just thought you would enjoy that anecdote. I think he was underrated, at the same time getting plenty of work. Every George Montgomery movie would have been better with Jim Davis, IMO.

I remember Eduardo Ciannelli as a sinister presence in so many films of the 30s-40s. Kind of sad to see him reduced to an arab lackey here. BTW, Barbara Turner is a complete failure in this role.

20 years before Jock Ewing in Dallas would become the defining role of Jim Davis’ career.

is that "Jock Ewing" from dallas?

If they got there by plane , why not search by plane? How about helicopter ?

It's as big as an elephant but still makes a fly-like buzzing sound... Oops.

1:03:53 the disappearing hat lol!

I thought I recognised Jock Ewing "Boys lets go into town, get plastered and start a row" JR>Lets go Bobby>Me too!

53:02 Bug vs Snake

I wonder what the union scale was for pack bearers back then?

Those elephants were so frightened they ran all the way from India.

Monster From "Environmentally Friendly" Hell.

Ahh yes. The early days of Jock ewing exploring for oil in the wilds of Africa only to discover it in his own back yard and without the hindrances of giant wasps and overpayed pack bearers with rigid break schedules.

I don't think even cockroaches could survive pyroclastic flow. Certainly not giant mutant wasps. This was better than most.

الأفلام القديمة ♡🖤 لها طابع جميل

Could the wasps fly? I kind of dozed. off during the middle.

This is an interesting movie, but the ending kind of sucks and the way the clipped in the monsters all the time looks like it was done by an Amateur movie maker. I would like to see a more modern version of this movie and better monster graphics.

That computer room looks familar?

The monster fonster.

24:17 90% clearance ? everybody, get together ! don't miss out!

Torpino Again.

Every bit as engaging as Dallas...

Wemird to see Nike e missiles when I lived in an area where the missile bases were across the hills. In the richmond hills,California! I used to be able to enter a couple silos with my brother's, Stairs led down to a huge room surrounded with steel walls and ceiling with shallow booths with glass to the leftwalls.. one of my brother's salvaged copper bars out of there.. extra factoid, after the native takeover of alcatraz was over the government quietly moved them to the same base because there were poverty level buildings already there post missile base Era.

i would like to see them remake this movie today with the cgi we have today...

Just imagine if wasps had WINGS… and could fly up and out of danger….

21:46 - Here's the scoop: the job was the best one I ever had, but that commute was just too long!

I was eight years old, living in Hollywood, when this came out. We had “Get under your desk drills” every week in case the “Reds” nuked us all.

Why in the world upload a 480p print at 4K? It won't look any different.

🎉👍

Mais, dats a monster crawfish sher

Didn't this beat hell out of Mothra? --- which was about as scary as a dried turd..

@wildcatherder

7 ай бұрын

Um, Mothra was a children's movie

Grab your Wasp & Hornet Killer Spray!

The title of this movie should have been 'Monster from Grey Hell' since it's a black-and-white movie and there's no colour whatsoever to determine a "green" Hell. Hahaha! :)

Let me guess, a giant can of "Raid" the size of an oil tank?

that was a stinker