SYNOPSIS: A scientist’s thoughts materialize as an army of invisible brain-shaped monsters (complete with spinal-cord tails!) who terrorize an American military base in this nightmarish chiller, directed by Arthur Crabtree (Horrors of the Black Museum). This outstanding sci-fi/horror hybrid is a special effects bonanza, and a high-water mark in British genre filmmaking.
| Major Cummings | Marshall Thompson |
| Prof. Walgate | Kynaston Reeves |
| Barbara Griselle | Kim Parker |
| Col. Butler | Stanley Maxted |
| Capt. Chester | Terence Kilburn |
| Mayor | James Dyrenforth |
| Const. Gibbons | Robert MacKenzie |
| Dr. Bradley | Peter Madden |
| Dr. Warren | Gil Winfield |
| Director | Arthur Crabtree |
| Producer | John Croydon |
| Executive producer | Richard Gordon |
| Screenplay | Herbert J. Leder |
| Original story | Amelia Reynolds Long |
| Music | Buxton Orr |
| Conducted by | Frederic Lewis |
| Lighting cameraman | Lionel Banes |
| Editing | R.Q. McNaughton |
| Set designer | John Elphick |
| Special effects | Ruppell & Nordhoff and Peter Neilson |
By January 29, 2001
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