Abenteuer auf dem Mars [German]
Aterrador Planeta Rojo [Spanish]
Den Vrede Planet [Danish]
Diastimoploion X-1, S.O.S. [Greek]
El Aterrador Planeta Rojo [Spanish]
La Furia del Planeta Rojo [Spanish]
La Planète Rouge [French]
Marte Distruggerà la Terra [Italian]
O Kokkinos Planitis [Greek]
O Planeta Vermelho Ameaçador [Portuguese]
Viagem ao Planeta Proibido [Portuguese]
Weltraumschiff MR-1 Gibt Keine Antwort [German]
Zla Czerwona Planeta [Polish]
Tagline(s):
Spectacular Adventure Beyond Time and Space...
SEE the Strange Mile-High City of Mars!
SEE the Gigantic BAT-RAT-SPIDER!
SEE the Dead River Where Only the Monster Amoeba Can Live!
Sights Beyond Belief!
In Magnificent Color
Cinemagic and You Invade the Angry Red Planet.
Nomination Year: 2005
SYNOPSIS: A rocket ship returns from Mars with two crew members missing, a third suffering from a mysterious ailment, and all their magnetic data tapes erased. The government is in a race to discover what has happened, in an attempt to save the life of the stricken crew member. The movie takes place in flashback, and in "Cinemagic" (i.e. "migraine vision") when on the surface of Mars.
Kevin Hogan
Smithee Award Nominations
Stupidest-Looking Monster
Bat-Rat-Spider-Crab
This is one of the sequences on the surface of Mars shot in "Cinemagic." The astronauts encounter a very large native Martian life-form.
Big Bat! Red Rat! Bat Rat! Spider-Crab!
Acting Appropriately Stupid
To Hell with Radiation! It's a Babe!
The Mars rocketship has landed. Is it radioactive? Wait a minute, the girl astronaut is coming out by herself. To hell with the radiation, let's go!
Crummiest Ending
Yeah, Yeah, Blah, Blah, Blah...
Our peaceful, advanced civilization will destroy you...if we don't bore you to death first with our preachy, heavy-handed, voice-over message at the end of the film.
Rugged, Bogey-looking-like leading man
of the '40s through '60s. Was
The Lone Wolf, a great
number of noir/Western parts, and the
voice of Reed Richards on the
"Fantastic Four" animated show.
Prolific character actor, especially on
TV, where he seemed to have at least
one bit part in every show of the '70s
and '80s, including as "Papa"
Papadapolis on "Webster."
Little person whose screen debut was as the hero in
The Terror of Tiny Town; was a Munchkin
in The Wizard of Oz; and whose last
role was the voice of Teddy in Bloody
Wednesday.