The Crawling Eye (DCA, 1958)

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The Crawling Eye (DCA, 1958)

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36 h x 14 w in (91 x 36 cm)

Also known as The Trollenberg Terror, this British sci-fi classic features telepathic aliens hiding within a stationary radioactive cloud on a Swiss mountainside. It is famous for its eerie atmosphere and the eventual reveal of its iconic, tentacled monsters seen in the poster art. Directed by Quentin Lawrence. Starring Forrest Tucker, Laurence Payne, and Jennifer Jayne.

Condition Notes: Unrestored, tears and creasing in margins, small pinholes, visible discoloration along fold lines, in otherwise good condition.

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