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From: bch@mcnc.UUCP (Byron C. Howes)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Re: A title help (the continuing saga on bad movies)
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Date: Thu, 24-Oct-85 00:12:04 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 24 00:12:04 1985
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In article <16869@watmath.UUCP> absary@watmath.UUCP (Al Sary) writes:
>Reading so much about bad movies, I remembered this movie I say years ago
>which was quite bad, and I can't seem to remember its title.
>
>It was about these man shaped creatures who lived in a lake.  They
>were the sideeffects of some artificial fish food that was supposed to enhance
>the fish population in the lake drastically (or maybe the creatures eat the
>fish, I can't seem to remember the exact details).  Anyways, these creatures
>needed human females to reproduce, so this small town's female population
>was kidnaped one by one by the creatures (and some man were killed along
>the way).

The film you remember is "Humanoids from the Deep."  The word "lurid"
was created to describe this film.  It starred Doug McLure and the late
Vic Morrow, both who should have known better.  Despite this, it is not
a totally bad film -- for what reason, however, I can't imagine.  
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						Byron C. Howes
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