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Stop-motion masters with animator Ray Harryhausen; Test footage of the Las Vegas monster and beetlemen; Harryhausen-animated dinosaur sequence from Irwin Allen's "The Animal World"; Monsters trailer gallery featuring this film, The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, Clash of the Titans, and The Valley of Gwangi; English, French, and Spanish subtitles
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1. Volcanic Credits [2:26]
2. What the Devil? [3:17]
3. Rattling Discoveries [4:40]
4. All Chambers Fired [1:55]
5. The Demon Bull [4:17]
6. To a Lady's Rescue [4:52]
7. Out of Family Loyalty [2:13]
8. Organic Poison [3:13]
9. Teresa's Hospitality [3:12]
10. A Survivor [1:58]
11. Lineman Attacked [2:53]
12. Scorpion Rampage [3:38]
13. Strategy [1:34]
14. New Crevasse [1:35]
15. Going Down [4:55]
16. Worming Its Way [3:03]
17. Battling Big Ones [2:43]
18. Up Pops a Spider [3:45]
19. Just Enough Pull [1:24]
20. Closings [4:38]
21. Summoned to Mexico City [2:02]
22. Candid Camera [2:35]
23. On the Town [4:54]
24. Train Disaster [1:31]
25. Panic in the Streets [4:26]
26. Stadium Havoc [3:17]
27. Shock to Its System [3:36]
28. Not Yet Finished [2:03]
Filmed in Mexico, The Black Scorpion was the last theatrical feature to bear the imprimatur of special-effects maven Willis O'Brien. Allegedly an outgrowth of a ten-minute "test" film, the story is set in motion by a volcanic eruption which releases dozens of giant scorpions from a cave. American geologist Richard Denning and his cohorts try to drive the scorpions back into their lair, but the huge arachnids are soon at large in civilization, munching on innocent bystanders as they go their merry way. The authorities are able to destroy all but one scorpion, who unfortunately is the nastiest of the bunch. The climax takes place in a Mexico City bullring, where the scorpion does battle with a fleet of military helicopters. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide