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Der Polyp – Die Bestie mit den Todesarmen

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Der Polyp – Die Bestie mit den Todesarmen

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Film von Ovidio G. Assonitis (1977)

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4.6

Several people disappear from and at the sea. Their bodies are found gnawed to the skeleton, even the marrow is missing. The scientists have no idea which animal could do such things. Dr. Turner begins to suspect that the company which builds a tunnel beneath the bay might have poisoned the environment and caused an octopus to mutate to giant dimensions...

Released: 1977-02-25102 minDir: Ovidio G. AssonitisHorror, Science Fiction, Adventure, ActionBudget: $750,000Box office: $3.0M

Cast

  • John Huston as Ned Turner
  • Shelley Winters as Tillie Turner
  • Bo Hopkins as Will Gleason
  • Henry Fonda as Mr. Whitehead
  • Delia Boccardo as Vicky Gleason
  • Cesare Danova as John Corey

Themes

  • octopus
  • killer whale

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Ratings

IMDb

3.8/10

4,978 votes

Year
1977
Runtime
102 min
Genres
Action, Adventure, Comedy

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
film
Named after
tentacle
Country of origin
Italy
Original language
English language
Main subject
Cephalopod
Cast member
Cesare Danova
Narrative location
United States
Filming location
San Diego
Duration
105
FilmAffinity ID
870359
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publication date
1978-01-31
title
Tentacles
review score
0%
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Article · Deutsch

Der Polyp – Die Bestie mit den Todesarmen (Originaltitel: Tentacoli) ist ein italienischer Tierhorrorfilm aus dem Jahr 1977. Der Film entstand unter der Regie von Ovidio G. Assonitis, der hierfür das Pseudonym Oliver Hellman verwendete, und war einer der vielen Nachzügler von Steven Spielbergs Erfolgsfilm Der weiße Hai. Der Film lief auch unter den Alternativtiteln Angriff aus der Tiefe und Tentakel des Todes.

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