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The Trollenberg Terror

The Trollenberg Terror

1958 filmWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 3 episodes found for "The Trollenberg Terror".

Oct 27, 2026

Mike DeBronzoPANELIST
17:48
watched
Pete RawlikPANELIST
17:50
The Crawling Eye.
Mark RaineyGUEST
17:59
That's actually a good movie.
Mark RaineyGUEST
18:01
Yeah, I watched it about a month ago.
Mark RaineyGUEST
18:45
Yeah,
Pete RawlikPANELIST
18:46
and I was actually surprised though.
Pete RawlikPANELIST
18:48
So first of all for with the the crawling eye I would suggest that there's a strong linkage between Arthur Conan Doyle's The Horror in the Heights, The Crawling Eye, and Nope.
Pete RawlikPANELIST
19:06
In
Jordan SchmidtHOST
78:25
Animaniacs did a Barney parody when it came out.
Jordan SchmidtHOST
78:28
Even Freakanzoid shouted out MST3K by having one episode, Cloud, parrying the opening of The Crawling Eye, which is the first movie they riffed.
Jordan SchmidtHOST
78:36
Yeah, that's odd that a Ruger production would go after, not go after, but they would do something with MST3K.
Mark HallamHOST
78:44
Very cool.
Craig JohnsonHOST
46:59
Although he returned to the States after these, he was asked back by Hammer for The Abominable Snowman.
Craig JohnsonHOST
47:04
And following this, he remained in the UK to appear in the sci-fi movie The Trollenberg Terror, also known as The Crawling Eye, and the unintentionally hilarious low budget, The Strange World of Planet X. I have to admit that I have a huge soft spot for The Strange World of Planet X, not least because it makes me laugh out loud every time I watch it.
Craig JohnsonHOST
47:29
As of the time of recording, it's currently available on YouTube in admittedly a less than brilliant copy, sometimes under its alternative title of Cosmic Monsters.
Craig JohnsonHOST
47:39
And I do recommend checking it out if you're looking for something that at times seems like a parody of 1950s sci-fi.

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