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Die, Monster, Die! ()

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A young man visits his fiancée's estate to discover that her wheelchair-bound scientist father has discovered a meteorite that emits mutating radiation rays that have turned the plants in his greenhouse to giants. When his own wife falls... See more »
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Nahum Witley
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Stephen Reinhart
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Letitia Witley
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Susan Witley
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Merwyn
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Dr. Henderson
Paul Farrell ...
Jason
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Potter
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Taxi Driver (UK version)
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Pierce
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Henry
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Miss Bailey (UK version)
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Miss Bailey (uncredited)
George Moon ...
Taxi Driver (uncredited)

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Daniel Haller ... (directed by)

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Jerry Sohl ... (screenplay by)
 
H.P. Lovecraft ... (from "The Colour Out of Space")

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Samuel Z. Arkoff ... executive producer
Pat Green ... producer (produced by)
Louis M. Heyward ... co-producer (uncredited)
James H. Nicholson ... executive producer

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Don Banks ... (music composed by)

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Paul Beeson ... director of photography

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Alfred Cox

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Colin Southcott

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Jimmy Evans ... makeup artist
Bobbie Smith ... hairdresser

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Dennis Hall ... assistant director

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Alan Corder ... sound editor
Bob Jones ... sound recordist (as Robert Jones)
Ken Rawkins ... sound recordist
Alban Streeter ... sound editor
Jim Hopkins ... assistant sound editor (uncredited)

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Ernie Sullivan ... special effects
Wally Veevers ... special effects

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Doug Ferris ... matte artist (uncredited)
Peter Melrose ... matte artist (uncredited)

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Cecil Cooney ... camera operator (as R.C. Cooney)

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Laurel Staffell ... wardrobe mistress

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Philip Martell ... musical director

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Tilly Day ... continuity

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Samuel Z. Arkoff ... presenter
James H. Nicholson ... presenter
Les Bowie ... titles (uncredited)
Reynold Brown ... movie poster art (uncredited)
Tony Tweedale ... studio publicist (uncredited)
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A young man visits his fiancée's estate to discover that her wheelchair-bound scientist father has discovered a meteorite that emits mutating radiation rays that have turned the plants in his greenhouse to giants. When his own wife falls victim to this mysterious power, the old man takes it upon himself to destroy the glowing object with disastrous results. Written by Jeremy Lunt

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Taglines No one can stop this killing machine....It's Already Dead!!! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Monster of Terror (United Kingdom)
  • The Monster in the House at the End of the World (United States)
  • House at the End of the World (United States)
  • Colour Out of Space (United States)
  • Monster of Terror (Ireland, English title)
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Trivia Because of his back problems and his difficulty walking, the screenplay was written so that Boris Karloff could perform his role while seated in a wheelchair. See more »
Goofs When the stranger arrives, looking to get to "the Witley Estate", can't get a taxi, hire a car or even a bicycle, several times he asks directions which he never gets, told the only way he'll ever get there is to walk, he wanders off with no directions and yet in the absence of any signposts arrives at a locked front gate which has NO name (no "Witley Manor") but only "Keep Out" signs which he proceeds to get around and into the grounds. The bicycle shop proprietor raises an arm to indicate the direction, but after that there are branched off roads, where either direction could be the correct one, and he even walks across rough ground with no path, but somehow manages to reach the house he's looking for. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Die, Monster, Die (2018). See more »
Quotes Susan Witley: Father has never allowed me to go on the heath.
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