"Horror heap from the nuclear trash!" 03 November 1971 Horror, Sci-Fi 76 mins
A scientific team in Mexico discover a pool of unusual baby "octopus-like" specimens. Gathering a few for analysis back at the lab, it is soon discovered that the critters belong to a gangly six-foot half man/half octopus-like creature, that's pretty angry and wants her 'babies' returned…
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Pier Angeli as Susan Lowry
Kerwin Mathews as Dr. Rick Torres
Jeff Morrow as Dr. John Willard
David Essex as Davido
Jerome Guardino as Johnny Caruso
Robert Warner as Steve Dodd
Jax Jason Carroll as Dr. Jameson
Wally Rose as Carlos
Buck Kartalian as Raul
Richard Cohen as Enrique
Samuel Peloso as Pedro
Read Morgan as The Octaman
Dick Damon Sound
Ron Kinney Makeup Artist
Harry Essex Director
Harry Essex Screenplay
Michael Kraike Producer
Robert Caramico Director of Photography
Robert Freeman Editor
Rick Baker Costume Design
Harry Essex Co-Producer
Jax Jason Carroll Production Manager
Bud Costello Set Designer
Harry Walton Special Effects Assistant
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A scientific expedition to remote Mexican fishing community discovers unhealthy amounts of radioactive waters. They also find a small mutant octopus with ...
Octaman's director Harry Essex might be more well known for writing the screenplay for the original Creature from the Black Lagoon but later on in his career ...
Octaman full hd movie trailer.
Octaman (1971) was a Mexican-American made film based on this bipedal octopus monster. It was written and directed by Harry Essex. According to Internet ...
Horror | Science-Fiction ≣ USA | Mexiko ≣ Regie ≣ Harry Essex ≣ Cast ≣ Pier Angeli | Kerwin Mathews | Jeff Morrow | David Essex | Jerome Guardino | Robert ...
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1971 Heritage Enterprises Inc., Filmers Guild.
