Marjorie Stapp

An underwater earthquake in the Sargasso sea yields up the eggs of a long-extinct sea monster. Once hatched, the monster's offspring sustain themselves by sucking the life forces of various unlucky human land dwellers. Even worse, these horrendous creatures procreate at an incredible rate, laying 3000 eggs per sitting. Eventually, the monsters are neutralized by Modern Science, save for one stray…

After sociopath Jamie Forbes (Steven Marlo) kills his boss, he flees toward Mexico and along the way runs into eloping teenagers Ann Howel (Luana Patten) and Benjie Whitney (Tom Selden), who are eager to help out the stranded Jamie but eventually realize that he poses a deadly threat. Because they don't want to get sent home before they can wed, Ann and Benjie help Jamie elude the police, but as he behaves more erratically, they plan their escape.

Arnold Laven directs this 1950s sci-fi creature-feature centered on prehistoric mollusk hatchlings that emerge from the Salton Sea and terrorize Californians. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Twill (Tim Holt) teams up with scientist Dr. Rogers (Hans Conried) to eradicate the deadly threat. While overgrown slugs with huge, piercing mouths take over the land, Twill falls for lab assistant Gail MacKenzie (Audrey Dalton).

A tussle between Sioux natives and the U.S. Cavalry results in the complete annihilation of the American troops, who bought bogus ammunition from a mysterious stranger (James Craig). But a fallen soldier's brother (Randolph Scott) is determined to bring the culprit to justice. Angie Dickinson and James Garner co-star in this classic Western revenge saga that lacks the gritty shoot-outs you might expect.