Earth vs. the Spider (1958) | |
| Director(s) | Bert I. Gordon |
| Producer(s) | Samuel Z. Arkoff (executive), Bert I. Gordon, James H. Nicholson (executive) |
| Top Genres | Horror, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Monster |
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Earth vs. the Spider (1958) was a Horror - Science Fiction Film directed by Bert I. Gordon and produced by Bert I. Gordon, Samuel Z. Arkoff and James H. Nicholson.
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Sheriff Cagle:
[to a deputy after finding a desiccated body in a cave] Uh, you get back to town and make up a coroner's report. Just put down Jack Flynn as the name and the cause of death... uh...
Mr. Kingman: It was a spider drained all the liquid out of his body.
Sheriff Cagle: [Officiously] Just put down "cause unknown" and let the coroner worry about the rest. That's the trouble with you eggheads - you jump to conclusions! I know what I see and I see a dead man, but, uh, I don't see any spider.
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Mr. Kingman: It was a spider drained all the liquid out of his body.
Sheriff Cagle: [Officiously] Just put down "cause unknown" and let the coroner worry about the rest. That's the trouble with you eggheads - you jump to conclusions! I know what I see and I see a dead man, but, uh, I don't see any spider.
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In one scene, one of the teenagers is seen with issue #1 of "Famous Monsters of Filmland".
Paul Blaisdell had created a small makeup appliance ("about the size and weight of a postage stamp") meant to go on the live tarantula's back to make it look like it had "eerie, catlike" eyes, but this was never used.
The last of Bert I. Gordon's "giant special effects" features from the 1950s. He would not do another until 1965's "Village of the Giants."
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Paul Blaisdell had created a small makeup appliance ("about the size and weight of a postage stamp") meant to go on the live tarantula's back to make it look like it had "eerie, catlike" eyes, but this was never used.
The last of Bert I. Gordon's "giant special effects" features from the 1950s. He would not do another until 1965's "Village of the Giants."
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