Beast from Haunted Cave with Michael Forest: DVD Cover

    Beast from Haunted Cave Director: Monte Hellman Cast: Michael Forest, Sheila Carol, Frank Wolff, Richard Sinatra

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    • DVD Release Date: 03/26/2002
    • Original Release: 1960
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 37,868
     
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    16:9 enhanced version (approx. 1.85:1 aspect ratio); Full-frame edition included; Theatrical trailer; Liner notes by Bill Warren

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Main Titles [2:57]
    2. Meeting at the Lodge [5:59]
    3. The Night Before [5:39]
    4. The Beast Attacks! [6:58]
    5. Bank Heist [6:55]
    6. Cross Country Ski Run [6:06]
    7. The Cabin [5:35]
    8. Confrontation [4:42]
    9. The Beast Is Back [1:29]
    10. Secrets Revealed [6:48]
    11. Love Lost [3:28]
    12. The Next Victim [4:37]
    13. Haunted Cave [3:32]
    14. Trapped! [2:29]
    15. The Final Showdown [4:34]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Director Monte Hellman (who would later direct a young Jack Nicholson on two low-budget westerns) earned his low-budget wings on Filmgroup's bizarre fusion of hostage/crime thriller and big-rubber-monster flick -- a quirky juxtaposition employed to similar effect 35 years later in From Dusk Till Dawn. The story begins with a team of gold thieves hiding out in a ski resort cabin after a heist, taking two people hostage as they prepare to smuggle their loot across the Canadian border -- unaware of the giant, icky-looking spider-monster lurking in a nearby cave, which preys on anyone unlucky enough to stumble near its lair. The film's woodland exteriors add a richness lacking in the typical dusty desert settings of this film's genre contemporaries. The cobwebby monster is played by Chris Robinson, later the star of General Hospital. Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide

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