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Keywords: #Arnold Laven #Audrey Dalton #Gramercy Pictures (II) #Hans Conried #The Monster That Challenged the World #Tim Holt

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DIRECTORS OF "The Monster That Challenged the World"

Arnold Laven

23 February 1922, Chicago, Illinois, USA

CREATORS OF "The Monster That Challenged the World"

David Duncan

17 February 1913

Pat Fielder

16 April 1929, Pasadena, California, USA

ACTORS OF "The Monster That Challenged the World"

Walt Davis

9 February 1929, Michigan, USA

William Forrest

October 10, 1902 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

Harry Denny

Shep Houghton

4 June 1914, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

John Close

1 June 1921, Hollywood, California, USA

Wallace Earl Laven

27 June 1926, Florida, USA

CRITICS OF "The Monster That Challenged the World"

F5 (Wichita, KS)

September 17, 2004

Agreeable retro nonsense.

Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)

November 05, 2002

Agreeable sci-fi flick with unusual monster and location.

Creative Loafing

Resource

August 25, 2015

Giant mollusks as monsters? It sounds like perfect MST3K fodder, but the truth is that The Monster That Challenged the World is a fairly nifty '50s treat, with an intelligent script and decent effects (more so given its low budget).

Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Resource

February 05, 2002

An enjoyable but poorly made monster film that should satisfy those whose expectations are low.

DVDLaser

June 14, 2007

As Fifties monster movies go, the 1957 production isn't bad. There are a couple of good shock cuts, a special attention paid to idiosyncratic supporting players, and the usual mix of romance, military efficiency and doomed teenagers.