One of my sci-fi/horror/fantasy reviews written 50 years ago: Directed by Franklin Adreon; Produced by Earle Lyon; Executive Producer: Fred Jordan. Released by Feature Film Corporation of America. Alternate title: "Man from Tomorrow". Screenplay by Arthur C. Pierce; Photography by Alan Stensvold; Edited by Frank Keller; Music by Paul Dunlap. Starring Michael Rennie, Karen Steele, Warren Stevens, Eduard Franz, Wendell Corey, Harry Carey Junior, Adam Roarke, Jo Ann Pflug, John Beck and Sherry Alberoni.
An inept 1960s science fiction adventure with that glossy, made-for-TV look. An interesting premise is totally wasted as a half man-half machine Garth escapes into the past to stop a scientist from publicizing the discovery which paved the way for a totalitarian, bleak future.
An inept 1960s science fiction adventure with that glossy, made-for-TV look. An interesting premise is totally wasted as a half man-half machine Garth escapes into the past to stop a scientist from publicizing the discovery which paved the way for a totalitarian, bleak future.