Get your fishing gear, and get in losers — we’re heading to Noyo!
This week on Midnight Cinema, Art and Erik wade waist-deep into the gooey, gory madness of Humanoids from the Deep (1980). It’s mutant fish monsters meets small-town sleaze, with Roger Corman pulling the strings and a whole lot of practical effects chaos.
We’re talking creature suits, explosions, and the ethical murkiness of grindhouse monster mayhem — plus the infamous behind-the-scenes drama that made this flick even weirder.
Grab a net, crack a beer, and join us as we reel in this cult classic from the slimy depths of B-movie history.
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