The Creeping Terror
Feature film · 76 min · dir. Vic Savage
EEK!!! Lock the doors! Bolt the windows! It's...
- Horror
- Science Fiction
Synopsis
The Creeping Terror is a 1964 horror–science fiction film directed and produced by, and starring, Vic Savage. The plot is centered upon an extraterrestrial, slug-like creature that attacks and eats people whole in a small American town.
Synopsis from Wikipedia
Details
- Director
- Vic Savage
- Writer
- Robert Silliphant
- Composer
- Frederick Kopp
- Cinematography
- Andrew Janczak
- Studio
- Bad Axe Productions, Metropolitan International Pictures, Crown International Pictures
- Released
- 1964-11-20
- Running time
- 76 minutes
Cast & crew
Vic Savage Director
Vic Savage
Shannon O'Neil
John Caresio
William Thourlby
Brendon Boone
Larry Burrell
Jack King
Pierre Kopp
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · WOW! · sammyk1964 · 2015-02-13
What in the name of all that is holy, did I just watch? I can not unwatch this, I don't know what to call it! So, class. What did we learn from watching this little ditty? If you are afraid of some impending invasion from outer space, stay away from lovers lane & the community dance hall. And, if you happen to see a giant space leach slowly crawling toward you, and you are able to get away from it, remember this this piece of advice. First, throw your arms up in front of your face, making a vogue type frame and start screaming. If this doesn't work, then slowly walk toward the monster while…
★★★★★ · LOL · fullflavor34 · 2024-07-24
All I can say is a must watch when you have nothing else to watch 50s and 60s monster mashup .LMAO
★★★★★ · Excelsior · silverRed54 · 2025-08-19
For all the posts mocking this film, where is their movie to show how to do it correctly? Where is their know-how?
★★★★ · It ate Bobby · NotinthePubicDomain · 2018-08-16
Unusual for giant space monster with vaginal mouth orifice to swallow and digest children in movies from this era...I was a little taken aback by that...even if the guy with the guitar tried a Peter Townsend on the beast to defend them. Speaking of music, the soundtrack/music, much of which sounds like ill conceived caucasian Sun Ra was enjoyable. And there was some nice advice about the benefits of marriage as well.
★★★ · A cult claasic · Brian Brown496 · 2024-03-16
A masterpiece compared to Barbie and Floppenheimer lol
★ · Battling it out with Manos and Yucca Flats · Freddie Jaye · 2015-01-24
Definitely one of the worst movies I have ever seen. I kept waiting for it to improve; it didn't. (Note to budding filmmakers: if you want to stop a story dead in its tracks, be sure to include a lecture on the benefits of marriage.) On the other hand, you might want to track down "The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra." Deliberately cheesy and inept (and hilarious), it nails all of the '50s sci-fi clichés.









