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Director: Alfred E. Green
Stars: Gerald Mohr, Peggie Castle, Dan O’Herlihy
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A group of people at a bar witness the unfolding events of a Soviet invasion of the USA!
Step into Cold War-era suspense with this gripping 1950s drama, produced by American Pictures Corp. and directed by Alfred E. Green. A unique blend of political commentary and speculative fiction, this film delivers a chilling portrayal of a hypothetical attack on American soil during the height of post-WWII tensions.
Starring Gerald Mohr, Peggie Castle, Dan O’Herlihy, and Robert Bice, this story unfolds in a New York bar, where a mysterious stranger forewarns patrons of an imminent foreign invasion. As their complacency turns to horror, viewers are taken through a thought-provoking narrative designed to stir patriotism and awareness in an uncertain world.
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Backed by cinematography from John L. Russell and a musical score by Albert Glasser, this cautionary tale serves as a striking example of mid-century American propaganda cinema, highlighting fears of nuclear war and communist aggression.
Perfect for fans of historical thrillers, vintage science fiction, and 1950s political drama.
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Dropping an atomic bomb on an airfield is interesting. It maybe shows the lack of information on the true destructive power the general public (writers/ movie makers) had at the time regarding nuclear weapons. Might be wrong though
1:03:49 A moment of humor, perhaps not intended as such.
Was this move made to “fan the flames” of the communism paranoia in the 1950S?
Best war time black and white I’ve seen yet
27:13 I wonder if *Mad Men* ‘s Campbell was responsible for the Admiral TV 📺 product placement in this film?
Dan o’herhily from Dublin. My mother grew up with him. Also in Halloween 3.
It’s funny, in the end, their answer is to “MAKE MORE ARMAMENTS”. Wasn’t that the problem in the first place…..