Attack of the Monsters (1970)
Two children get into a flying saucer and end up on the other side of the sun where they dream of donuts and milk and a hero turtle. The women there want to eat their brains.
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Two children get into a flying saucer and end up on the other side of the sun where they dream of donuts and milk and a hero turtle. The women there want to eat their brains.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Adventure, Fantasy, TV Movie
Written By:Nisan Takahashi
In Theaters:6/18/1970
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:American-International Television (AIP-TV), American International Pictures, Daiei Film, Titan Productions, Inc.
Cast
Bret Morrison, Noriaki Yuasa
Director
Corinne Orr
Tomoko (voice)
Bret Morrison
Dr. Shiga / policeman / newspaper reporter (voice)
Earl Hammond
Officer "Kon" Kondo / narrator (voice)
Lucy Martin
Florbella / Elza (voice)
Larry Robinson
newspaper reporter (voice)
Nobuhiro Kajima
Akio
Christopher Murphy
Tom
Reiko Kasahara
Florbella
Hiroko Kai
Barbella
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