Release Date: Dec 1, 1955 Wide
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The Day the World Ended was filmmaker Roger Corman's modest entree into the realm of science fiction. The film begins at "The End"--or rather, the years following an all-out atomic war. A group of survivors find refuge in a well-protected valley owned by Maddison (Paul Birch) and his daughter Louise (Lori Nelson). Conflicts of a romantic nature erupt among Louise and her two erstwhile suitors, gun-wielding Tony (Touch--later Mike--Connors) and geologist Rick (Richard Denning), but these are
Dec 1, 1955 Wide
All Critics (5) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (1) | DVD (4)
Sketched lucidly as noir chamber piece and Old Testament parable
Entertaining cheesy nonsense from the early days of Roger Corman.
fun schlock!
Can you guess what this movie is about? Yep, the day the world ended. I think it's pretty good, but not the best end of world movie.
September 5, 2010Super Reviewer
Flesh eating zombies done Roger Corman style. Nominated for the most ridiculous looking monster to ever grace the silver screen. A low-budget sci-fi classic for those of us who enjoy cheesy camp.
January 21, 2009
Super Reviewer
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