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Space Probe Taurus (1965)

Jan 01, 1965 Horror, Science Fiction 1h 21m
38%
User Score
3.9/10

Horror so incredible it stretches the mind of man beyond the breaking point

Overview

In the year 2000, the spaceship Hope One sets off to find new galaxies for colonization. However, an encounter with an alien being and a swarm of meteorites sends the ship streaking off course into a sea of monsters on an uncharted world.

Leonard Katzman
Writer

Top Billed Cast

Francine York
Francine York

Dr. Lisa Wayne
James Brown
James Brown

Col. Hank Stevens
Baynes Barron
Baynes Barron

Dr. John Andros
Russ Bender
Russ Bender

Dr. Paul Martin
John Willis
John Willis

TV Reporter
Bob Legionaire
Bob Legionaire

Faith I Crewman
James Macklin
James Macklin

Gen. Mark Tilman
Phyllis Selznick
Phyllis Selznick

Earth Control Secretary
John Lomma
John Lomma

Earth Control

Full Cast & Crew

Media

Space Probe Taurus (1965) - Boarding An Alien Ship
Space Probe Taurus (1965) - Boarding An Alien Ship
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Reviews

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A review by CinemaSerf
Written on July 12, 2024

OK, so who remembers late on a Friday night when your parents had handed over the remote control, retreated to bed and left you to watch the "Outer Limits"? Well, this is exactly the kind of film we would have watched - a sci-fi escapade very light on the science and very heavy on the fiction. This one also has a fair smattering of sexist behaviour and some ginormous, unidentifiable underwater beasties and some little green men from the planet Taurus. I say little green men - it's black and white so I am adding to the cinematic licence a bit - but you get the drift, as our intrepid space travellers set out to find traces of life on this planet gazillions of miles from Earth. Aside from one or two scenes at the end, very - very - little actually happens in this film. It develops a rather pr...

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