Creature from the Black Lagoon (3/10) Movie CLIP - The Creature Attacks (1954) HD

Creature from the Black Lagoon Movie Clip - watch all clips j.mp click to subscribe j.mp The Creature enters a camping tent and kills the two men inside. TM & © Universal (2012) Cast: Ben Chapman Director: Jack Arnold MOVIECLIPS YouTube Channel: j.mp Join our Facebook page: j.mp Follow us on Twitter: j.mp Buy Movie: amzn.to Producer: William Alland Screenwriter: Harry Essex, Arthur A. Ross, Maurice Zimm Film Description: Universal Pictures introduced audiences to yet another classic movie monster with this superbly crafted film, originally presented in 3-D. The story involves the members of a fossil-hunting expedition down a dark tributary of the mist-shrouded Amazon, where they enter the domain of a prehistoric, amphibious "Gill Man" -- possibly the last of a species of fanged, clawed humanoids who may have evolved entirely underwater. Tranquilized, captured, and brought aboard, the creature still manages to revive and escape -- slaughtering several members of the team -- and abducts their sole female member (Julie Adams), spiriting her off to his mist-shrouded lair. This sparks the surviving crewmen to action -- particularly those who fancy carrying the girl off themselves. Director Jack Arnold makes excellent use of the tropical location, employing heavy mists and eerie jungle noises to create an atmosphere of nearly constant menace. The film's most effective element is certainly the monster itself, with his pulsating gills and fearsome webbed talons. The creature was ...
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Many Irish annals state that Brian was in his 88th year when he fell in the Battle of Clontarf in 1014. If true, this would mean that he was born as early as 926 or 927 The Viking army formed up into five divisions on the field, while Sigtrygg and 1000 of his men remained in town. Sigtrygg's son commanded the extreme left of the line with 1000 of the men from Dublin who decided to fight in the open. Máel Mórda added another 3000 men from Leinster in two divisions. Although numerous, they too were poorly armed in comparison to the Vikings on either side. Sigurd's Orkney Vikings manned the center with 1000 men, and Brodir's Vikings added another 1000 or more on the right, on the beaches. Brian's forces were arranged in a similar fashion. On the right (the Viking left) were 1000 foreign mercenaries and Manx Vikings. Next to them, 1500 clansmen of Connacht were gathered under their kings, while more than 2000 Munster warriors under Brian's son Murchad continued the front, flanked by 1400 Dal Caissans on the extreme left led by Murchad's 15-year-old son, Tordhelbach, and Brian's brother, Cuduiligh. Off to the right and several hundred yards to the rear stood Máel Sechnaill's 1000 men who simply watched. The battle opened with several personal taunts between men in either line, often ending with the two men marching out into the middle of the field to enter personal battle, while the forces on either side cheered. While this went on the two groups slowly edged towards each ...