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Monster from the Ocean Floor
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Monster from the Ocean Floor

film by Corman [1954]
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  • King of the B-movies
    Roger Corman
    / King of the B-movies

    Corman’s second film, Monster from the Ocean Floor (1954), was made in six days on a budget of $12,000; it was the first of his movies to follow what was to become his standard method of operation: inexpensive productions shot in the minimum amount of time, often in…

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    Corman’s second film, Monster from the Ocean Floor (1954), was made in six days on a budget of $12,000; it was the first of his movies to follow what was to become his standard method of operation: inexpensive productions shot in the minimum amount of time, often in…

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