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interview that the main inspiration for Ts-eh-Go and the Mutant Scorpions was the titular monsters from the 1957 Warner Bros. film The Black Scorpion, Stout himself

assigned by The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms producer Jack Dietz to direct The Black Scorpion (1957) and met with Willis O'Brien and Pete Peterson for the first

interview that the main inspiration for Ts-eh-GO and the Mutant Scorpions was the titular monsters from the 1957 Warner Bros. film The Black Scorpion, Stout himself

Willis O'Brien] The Black Scorpion (1957) - Stop-motion animation [with Willis O'Brien] The Las Vegas Monster (1958) [unproduced] The Giant Behemoth (1959)

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Peterson and Ray Harryhausen] The Black Scorpion (1957) [with Pete Peterson] The Giant Behemoth (1959) [with Pete Peterson] The Ghost of Slumber Mountain (1918)

"Cycor" in the closed captions on home video and streaming. A bonus feature on the American DVD release offers the spelling Cykor. For the film's Japanese

Mutant Bee/Gallery. The way the Giant Mutant Bees' ecosystem is created in the episode "Hive" is similar to the 1957 film The Black Scorpion. This is a

with blue scales and black wings. It possesses multiple eyes and a scorpion-like tail. Shinomura's gigantic super-colony cells are black and blue and resemble

Willis O'Brien, whom he met during the production of The Black Scorpion two years earlier, to work on the film. The Paleosaurus' animated shots were created

Monster Birds (as The "Legend of Dinosaurs") 113 The Black Scorpion 212 Godzilla vs. Megalon 213 Ebirah, Horror of the Deep (as Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster)

The following is a list of arthropods living on Skull Island across the various continuities and stories featuring King Kong. Press Ctrl+F on Windows or

begins to fill with smoke. When the man gets outside, he is attacked by the Quetzalcoatl. The opening credits roll, and the show cuts to Godzilla playing

[includes the Gorgo episode] Mystery Science Theater 3000 Volume XXX - DVD (2014) [includes The Black Scorpion episode] Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984)

for the 2005 film, King Kong. Their scene was filmed, but was cut from the theatrical release of the film, but it can be viewed as a part of the extended

five-second piece of stop-motion animation of the Rhedosaurus cut from the film appeared in the trailer for The Black Scorpion, released in 1957. Harryhausen's first

of the human with whom it merged. While it does not occur on every occasion, Sometimes facial hair will transfer from the human to the Mutant. The Cyber-Link

victorious, the Argo is forced to retreat as the Oxygen Destroyer draws near. The missile carrying the weapon strikes the water where the Titans are fighting

Article Gallery The Giant Gila Monster is a giant reptilian monster who appears in episode 5 of the second season of Godzilla: The Series, "Freak Show

Article Gallery The Giant Mutant Widow Spiders are giant arachnid monsters who appeared in episode 18 of Godzilla: The Series, "Web Site." The design of