Revenge of the Creature (1955)

Movie Details

Original Title Revenge of the Creature

Original Language EN

Revenue $1,100,000

Status Released

Popularity 0.7

Cast

John Agar

Prof. Clete Ferguson

Popularity: 0.8

Lori Nelson

Helen Dobson

Popularity: 0.3

John Bromfield

Joe Hayes

Popularity: 0.9

Nestor Paiva

Captain Lucas

Popularity: 0.6

Grandon Rhodes

Jackson Foster

Popularity: 2.0

Dave Willock

Lou Gibson

Popularity: 0.4

Robert B. Williams

George Johnson

Popularity: 3.4

Charles Cane

Police Captain

Popularity: 2.2

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Loretta Agar

Woman on Boat (uncredited)

Popularity: 0.0

Bill Baldwin

Patrol Boat Dispatcher (voice / uncredited)

Popularity: 1.0

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Jere Beery

Photographer (uncredited)

Popularity: 0.1

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Ricou Browning

The Gill Man (in water) / Lab Technician (uncredited)

Popularity: 0.4

Key Crew

Director Jack Arnold

Screenplay Martin Berkeley

Producer William Alland

Editor Paul Weatherwax

Music Milton Rosen, Frank Skinner, Henry Mancini

Production

Universal Pictures

Universal International Pictures

Videos & Trailers

Dana Gould on REVENGE OF THE CREATURE

Featurette

Revenge of the Creature - Trailer

Trailer

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Keywords

florida monster panic aquarium ocean marine biologist amazon rainforest sequel creature scientist underwater flipping car sea monster lagoon amazon river

Reviews from TMDB

Wuchak 5/10

Jul 3, 2020

_**Pedestrian retread**_ Released in 1955, "Revenge of the Creature" is an unimaginative reworking of the hit Universal film from the previous year, “Creature from the Black Lagoon.” The plot is the same: An expedition ventures to the remote backwaters of the Amazon and returns to Florida wit ... Read more

r96sk 6/10

Jan 1, 2022

A largely disappointing follow-up to <em>'Creature from the Black Lagoon'</em>. <em>'Revenge of the Creature'</em> attempts some positives, with an intention to see how the Gill-man behaves, but for the majority it's a repeat of the very good 1954 film - just in the United States, rather than Bra ... Read more