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Type: Movie

Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

Language: English

Video Format: NTSC

Case Type: Tall/DVD Case

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Studio: Image Entertainment

UPC: 0014381870329

Format: DVD

Release Year: 2000

Actor: Claudia Barrett, George Nader

Rating: NR

Director: Phil Tucker

Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Movie/TV Title: Robot Monster

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Following a devastating nuclear war, a gorilla wearing a dime store diving helmet arrives to wipe out the few surviving humans. The petulant primate communicates with its home planet by talking to a bubble blowing machine. One of the world's worst movies.

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Robot Monster

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Phil Tucker

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2000

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20001010

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by jmdl-85
Aug 10, 2020Top favourable review
Not Fake Reviews with JMD
I have always had a special award for this movie: "The best worst movie of all time". Pay especial attention to the "space ship". There are no words for the special effects team. A must see for '50s sci fi fans!
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by ladderlogic
Oct 08, 2010
Robot Monster and the Billion Bubble Machine
This movie is the second worst science fiction mover ever made. No one who likes 1950's science fiction should miss this gem. The plot, the props, the dialog, the special effects, even the cast would make Ed Wood proud. This movie is better than Plan 9 From Outer Space that is universally accepted as the worst science fiction movie ever made. However, it beats out The Slime People, all three original Quatermass movies, Target Earth, Gog, Devil Girl From Mars. and even Attack of the Crab Monster in badness. The plot is simple. Aliens want to take over the earth because they are bored. No other apparent reason for their invasion is divulged. It takes a brilliant scientist to thwart their plans with the use of totally ineffective actions following no strategy whatsoever. Not to ... This movie is the second worst science fiction mover ever made. No one who likes 1950's science fiction should miss this gem. The plot, the props, the dialog, the special effects, even the cast would make Ed Wood proud. This movie is better than Plan 9 From Outer Space that is universally accepted as the worst science fiction movie ever made. However, it beats out The Slime People, all three original Quatermass movies, Target Earth, Gog, Devil Girl From Mars. and even Attack of the Crab Monster in badness. The plot is simple. Aliens want to take over the earth because they are bored. No other apparent reason for their invasion is divulged. It takes a brilliant scientist to thwart their plans with the use of totally ineffective actions following no strategy whatsoever. Not to be so presumptuous as to claim any connection between those truly creative television writers and the second worst I find the ending uncomfortably familiar. At the end of the movie we find it was all a dream. Stealing a plot twist from a movie of this quality is second only to casting John Agar in the leading role. The best thing about this movie is the lack of violence, bad language and sex. The funniest thing about this movie is the Robot Monster. The most memorable thing in this movie is the Billion Bubble machine that we never actually see. Oh,yes there never are a billion bubbles. The best reason to buy this is to have one of the fifties classic science fiction movies.
by uncle-zontar
Apr 01, 2008
Hue-Manns! Cal-cue-late and Get Robot Monster
ROBOT MONSTER (1953). Black and White. Made for next to nothing in 3 days by Phil Tucker. The 'Robot Monster' in the title is named Ro-man, and the fun started when Tucker didn't have enough money for Ro-man's monster costume. Instead, he rented a gorilla suit and put SOME SORT of helmet over Ro-man's head with t.v antennae stuck on top. The reference books say it's everything from a diving helmet to a fish bowl. To me, it looks like paper mache made over a cake box and maybe a ballon. You get lots and lots of shots of the actor lumbering around in this get up. His boss (Guidance Ro-man) shows up on the view screen from the other end of the universe, holding a stick or wand and turns on his 'calcinator death ray' by waving his hands at the viewer ... ROBOT MONSTER (1953). Black and White. Made for next to nothing in 3 days by Phil Tucker. The 'Robot Monster' in the title is named Ro-man, and the fun started when Tucker didn't have enough money for Ro-man's monster costume. Instead, he rented a gorilla suit and put SOME SORT of helmet over Ro-man's head with t.v antennae stuck on top. The reference books say it's everything from a diving helmet to a fish bowl. To me, it looks like paper mache made over a cake box and maybe a ballon. You get lots and lots of shots of the actor lumbering around in this get up. His boss (Guidance Ro-man) shows up on the view screen from the other end of the universe, holding a stick or wand and turns on his 'calcinator death ray' by waving his hands at the viewer screen faith-healer style. Ro-Man calls earthlings 'hue-manns' all the time with a deep voice. His boss the Guidance Ro-man says things like;"Air-ore! Air-ore! Cal-cue-late!" The 'space platform' is a toy rocket someone is holding up (you can see the hand and arm) kicking out sparks. Stephen King says this movie was so funny he was on the floor laughing with tears rollng down his face for almost all of it. Claims he neary got a hernia from laughing so long and loud. Figures if it was another 20 min longer he would have laughed himself to death. He was lucky. It's 62 min. On the human side of the cast you have 'The Head of the Family Unit' who speaks with a delicatessan accent and says 'sick' for 'six'. His little girl looks like a chubbier, younger, more vacant Britney Spears, and has FIRST ON-SCREEN VICTIM practically written on her t-shirt. Also along for the ride are the "Loyal Wife of 20 Years" and the Love Interest Science Couple and...Johnny...the little boy with the toy ray gun who wakes up from his nap and finds Ro-man in the first place. I've seen a lot of versions of this, and the current one from Image Entertainment (part of the Wade Williams Collection) is great to get. YES it was shot and was available in 3-D, but the process screwed up the picture and the result was messy, with or WITHOUT glasses. The Image DVD also avoids some post production 'jokes' someone stuck on the soundtrack in one version, and the price is right...for beginners in bad movie collecting there's even a two for one offer on ebay wih PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE.. The cover art is great, you get a trailer, and there is even an intermission title card I've never seen before. Now be warned..there is a cock-eyed wacky charm to this thing. It will suck you in, even while you laughing. It has a loopy logic all to it's own. Director Phil Tucker wasn't just trying to turn out another piece of drive in crap on the cheap. He fell in love wih it too, and tried suicide when it was stomped by the critics. Really does remind me of the kind of plots you might have read in one of the comic books they stacked on top of each other to make the background for the credits. A great cult mastepiece, and a legit Hollywood legend. I keep thinking about going out as Ro-Man at Halloween.
by sGKSImRLRBS@Deleted
Dec 04, 2007
The Best of the Worst
Have you ever seen "Plan 9 from Outer Space" by Ed Wood? Ever seen any other terrible monster b-movie or something in that league? Ever think... "Wow, there possabily can't be a movie as bad as that..." you were wrong "Robot Monster" surpasses everything and everyone in the worst ever catagory. Everything about the movie is terrible. The acting, the scripts, the story, the acting, the monster, the props, the acting, the special effects, the movie, and the acting. It is by far the worst of the worst. So why did i give is an excellent? Just cuase of the fact that it is the worst. I couldn't stop laughing the whole time just about. The movie does nothing to scare, But you can't help but love how they do things in the movie. One moment, you ... Have you ever seen "Plan 9 from Outer Space" by Ed Wood? Ever seen any other terrible monster b-movie or something in that league? Ever think... "Wow, there possabily can't be a movie as bad as that..." you were wrong "Robot Monster" surpasses everything and everyone in the worst ever catagory. Everything about the movie is terrible. The acting, the scripts, the story, the acting, the monster, the props, the acting, the special effects, the movie, and the acting. It is by far the worst of the worst. So why did i give is an excellent? Just cuase of the fact that it is the worst. I couldn't stop laughing the whole time just about. The movie does nothing to scare, But you can't help but love how they do things in the movie. One moment, you will be watching the happy family eating at a pic-nic as the young boy goes into a cave. The next second (literally) there are random explosions, and two iguanas fighting each other. Also the fact that after all that, the family acts as if the monster has been chasing them for months. The best part is the monster himself. Picture King Kong as he decides to go on an underwater adventure. The monster is the body of a gorrilla, with a deep sea diving helmet on his head. Overall, buy and watch this movie. Between the lazy special effects to the random film editing, it will bring tears to your eyes. Of joy, sorrow, and confusion.
by attictreasuresmt
Dec 01, 2009
2nd worst movie ever!
If you like BAD movies, you'll LOVE Robot Monster! Perhaps the second worst movie of all time (Plan 9 Outer Space still takes the #1 award). The producer had a gorilla suit, a skull mask, and a $2 space helmet, and a monster was born! I think they also borrowed a bubble machine from Lawrence Welk for the "special effects". The best thing I can say about this movie is that it's only 62 minutes long! If you like "camp" ..... you won't be disappointed!!If you like BAD movies, you'll LOVE Robot Monster! Perhaps the second worst movie of all time (Plan 9 Outer Space still takes the #1 award). The producer had a gorilla suit, a skull mask, and a $2 space helmet, and a monster was born! I think they also borrowed a bubble machine from Lawrence Welk for the "special effects". The best thing I can say about this movie is that it's only 62 minutes long! If you like "camp" ..... you won't be disappointed!!

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