Reptilicus
I saw this movie on October first at my home. I decided I was in the mood to watch a B-movie, since I haven’t seen one in awhile. Sidney W. Pink wrote and directed this movie. Two other films he directed were Journey to the seventh planet (1962) and Finger on the Trigger (1965). The story line for this movie is as follows: A man is drilling for copper, and he hits something. He pulls it out of the ground to find flesh and bone. He had no idea what he had just found, but he knew it was something that he should take to scientists. So, he takes the “object” to a lab to have it examined. The scientist’s figure out that this object is a tail, and it is nothing has ever seen before, its natures mix of “reptile and mammal”. They calculate that this animal, with a tail of this size will be huge, about the size of a brontosaurus. To keep the tail preserved they lock it in a frozen compartment, and it has to stay at a certain temperature. This is where the big cliché comes in. The scientist goes into the room to get a tissue sample from the tail, and forgets to lock the door. While he’s examining it, he falls asleep and the door (magically) flies open. Through out the night it defrosts, and starts to “regenerate” (as they say 239488 t
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