A nuclear submarine, brilliant scientists, and a showdown on a national landmark between the plucky military man and an odd number limbed foe? This film has everything to be the latest and the greatest monster mash, but can it follow up on the Beast? This week we are back to Ray Haryhausen’s work with 1955’s “It Came From Beneath the Sea”.
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