The Incredible Melting Man (1977)

Movie Details

Original Title The Incredible Melting Man

Original Language EN

Budget $250,000

Status Released

Popularity 0.7

Cast

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Alex Rebar

Steve West

Popularity: 0.1

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Burr DeBenning

Dr. Ted Nelson

Popularity: 0.5

Myron Healey

General Michael Perry

Popularity: 4.2

Michael Alldredge

Sheriff Neil Blake

Popularity: 1.4

Ann Sweeny

Judy Nelson

Popularity: 0.6

Lisle Wilson

Dr. Loring

Popularity: 0.5

Cheryl Smith

The Model

Popularity: 2.1

Julie Drazen

Carol

Popularity: 0.0

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Stuart Edmond Rodgers

Little Boy

Popularity: 0.0

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Chris Witney

Little Boy

Popularity: 0.0

Edwin Max

Harold

Popularity: 1.7

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Dorothy Love

Helen

Popularity: 0.2

Key Crew

Writer William Sachs

Director William Sachs

Producer Samuel W. Gelfman

Editor James Beshears

Executive Producer Max Rosenberg

Production

American International Pictures

Dynamite Entertainment

Quartet

Videos & Trailers

The Incredible Melting Man ≣ 1977 ≣ Trailer

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The Incredible Melting Man (1977) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p]

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Mike Mendez on THE INCREDIBLE MELTING MAN

Featurette

The Incredible Melting Man - The Arrow Video Story

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Rick Baker Talks Shop - The Incredible Melting Man (1970)

Behind the Scenes

Melting Man Scares Child - The Incredible Melting Man (1970)

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Keywords

transformation astronaut disfigurement melt accident crashing through glass body horror

Reviews from TMDB

John Chard 4/10

Nov 4, 2013

Smelting! The Incredible Melting Man is written and directed by William Sachs. It stars Alex Rebar, Burr DeBenning and Myron Healey. Music is by Arlon Ober and cinematography by Willy Curtis. Astronaut Steve West’s body begins to melt after he was exposed to radiation during a space fli ... Read more

Cat Ellington

Feb 10, 2017

During the late 1970s, my family's weekly "Movie Night Dates" included a stream of back-to-back motion picture releases, ranging from musicals like "Grease" and "Thank God It's Friday", to horror epics like "Carrie" and the cinematic opus under review here: The Incredible Melting Man. I can remember ... Read more