Arthur C. Pierce

A police detective investigates a mysterious string of killings. The victims have one thing in common: they all testified against Roger Sand. But Sand is in jail, criminally insane. How did his fingerprints turn up at the murder scene?

After Maj. William Allison (Robert Clarke) pilots a test craft through a suborbital space-time wormhole, he returns to his base, only to discover that it's 64 years later, a plague has decimated the planet, and the survivors have been rendered sterile. Suddenly knocked unconscious and taken to an underground city, Allison finds himself called upon to mate with a mute princess (Darlene Tompkins) to repopulate Earth in this cautionary sci-fi tale.

(1959) Robert Clarke, Darlene Tompkins, Aranne Arden, Vladimir Solokoff, directed By Edgar G Ulmer. A jet pilot from the 20th century breaks through a time barrier in the sky to find himself on a post-World War III Earth...

(1959) Robert Clarke, Darlene Tompkins, Aranne Arden, Vladimir Solokoff, directed By Edgar G Ulmer. A jet pilot from the 20th century breaks through a time barrier in the sky to find himself on a post-World War III Earth...

His hypnotic eyes see all! An Atomic Age thriller, "The Cosmic Man" is about a strange spherical spaceship that arrives on Earth, bringing with it a benevolent alien being from beyond the stars--a being that exists in the negative world of shadows. Is he here to destroy the world or bring it peace? Humanity stands in the balance. A powerful and engaging sci-fi saga, inspired by "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Starring legendary horror star John Carradine as the dark, mysterious Cosmic Man, this is one of the great fifties drive-in theater classics that thrilled teenagers of the "Ozzie and Harriet" generations.

His hypnotic eyes see all! An Atomic Age thriller, "The Cosmic Man" is about a strange spherical spaceship that arrives on Earth, bringing with it a benevolent alien being from beyond the stars--a being that exists in the negative world of shadows. Is he here to destroy the world or bring it peace? Humanity stands in the balance. A powerful and engaging sci-fi saga, inspired by "The Day the Earth Stood Still." Starring legendary horror star John Carradine as the dark, mysterious Cosmic Man, this is one of the great fifties drive-in theater classics that thrilled teenagers of the "Ozzie and Harriet" generations.

Strange goings on at the site of an experimental underwater laboratory as a mysterious object of unknown origin is detected in the area. A group of researchers investigate and come face to face with the object, a large automated extraterrestrial probe. They board the craft and discover a small object at first considered to be some sort of instrument package, which they take back to the lab for closer inspection. It is then that events take a turn for the worse. Revealing Mistakes: You can see the reflection of the diver's mask behind the creature's eye sockets. In addition, when the creature attacks the support ship captain, he is wearing boots. Later, as he is swimming, his feet are webbed. As he swims, you can see the outline of his air tank in the hump beneath his dorsal fin. AKA: Terror of the Deep