The Hideous Sun Demon
1959 film by Robert Clarke
The Hideous Sun Demon is a 1959 film about an atomic research scientist who finds himself changing into a murderous, lizard-like creature every time he is exposed to sunlight.
- Directed by Robert Clarke. Written by Phil Hiner.
The Blaze Of The Sun Made Him A Monster! (taglines)
Dr. Frederick Buckell edit
- Liquor and science don't mix well, apparently.
- Don't cry, Ann... Perhaps you should cry. The rest of us've got to have any hope that this life was... not wasted.
Dialogue edit
- Dr. Gilbert McKenna: You are not going to find out anything that way, Dr. Hoffman, my heart is all right.
- Dr. Jacob Hoffman: No, Gil, you must let us doctors play our games, won't we? We are like acorns, you know? We like to show off.
Taglines edit
- The Blaze Of The Sun Made Him A Monster!
- Thermodynamic horror from outer space!
Cast edit
- Robert Clarke — Dr. Gilbert McKenna
- Patricia Manning — Ann Russell
- Nan Peterson — Trudy Osborne
- Patrick Whyte — Dr. Frederick Buckell
External links edit
- The Hideous Sun Demon quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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