Sound of Horror (1964)
1964 · Feature film · 89 min · dir. José Antonio Nieves Conde
Makes you quiver and quake!
- Horror
- Science Fiction
Synopsis
When a group of isolated people in the Greek mountains set off a cave explosion, they are menaced by an invisible shrieking dinosaur that had been buried for eons
Synopsis from TMDb
Details
- Director
- José Antonio Nieves Conde
- Writer
- José Antonio Nieves Conde
- Composer
- Luis de Pablo
- Cinematography
- Manuel Berenguer
- Studio
- Zurbano Films
- Released
- 1967-10-08
- Original title
- El sonido de la muerte
- Running time
- 89 minutes
Cast & crew
José Antonio Nieves Conde Director
James Philbrook
Arturo Fernández
Soledad Miranda
José Bódalo
Ingrid Pitt
Antonio Casas
Lola Gaos- Francisco Piquer
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · GREAT!!! Very underrated!!! · DoctorBotanus · 2011-02-03
The monster isn't supposed to be a vampire dinosaur or invisible dinosaur. It is prehistoric, but completely alien to science. There is some suggestion that it is the spawn of a serpent from Greek mythology but the U.S. dubbing obscures this. I think this is a cool little thriller. I especially like the part when the invisible creature has the hatchet stuck into it, floating around. I also think its funny how the inserted the unused blank title sequence in the cave back into the movie to pad the running time for U.S. TV. Its pretty weird and I'd bet that most TV stations probably cut it out…
★★ · OK for what it is · phantomofkrankor · 2012-06-04
An invisible monster is a good idea for a movie if done right. Fiend Without a Face is a great example. This one is not-- a lot of talking and very little monster-time on screen. On the other hand, it does have Ingrid Pitt and a classic Range Rover in it. Two stars.
