Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Doug McClure | ... | Jim Hill | |
Ann Turkel | ... | Dr. Susan Drake | |
Vic Morrow | ... | Hank Slattery | |
Cindy Weintraub | ... | Carol Hill | |
Anthony Pena | ... | Johnny Eagle (as Anthony Penya) | |
Denise Galik | ... | Linda Beale | |
Lynn Theel | ... | Peggy Larsen | |
Meegan King | ... | Jerry Potter | |
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Breck Costin | ... | Tommy Hill |
Hoke Howell | ... | Deke Jensen | |
Don Maxwell | ... | Dickie Moore | |
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David Strassman | ... | Billy |
Greg Travis | ... | Mike Michaels, Radio Announcer | |
Linda Shayne | ... | Sandy, Miss Salmon | |
Lisa Glaser | ... | Becky |
Scientific experiments backfire and produce horrific mutations: half man, half fish, which terrorize a small fishing village by killing the men and raping the women. Written by Concorde - New Horizons (with permission).
Oh man, was this one fun to watch. One of the reasons some bad films are viewable is because you can sense how much fun everyone had making this film. This is such a case. It is real bad. The actors play it straight and that only adds to the fun with all the ridiculous goings-on. And you can't beat this logic: these oversized man/salmon creatures are coming up on land reeking havoc. So how does Doug McClure intend to catch these things? He heads to his boat and out to sea armed only with a fishing pole. I was sold. If you watch to laugh rather than be scared, you'll have fun with this one.