When five teenagers embark on a boating trip, they stumble on an abandoned yacht in the midst of a storm. Unbeknownst to them, there are also ferocious mutated prehistoric fish running amok on the yacht.
Trailer
Cast
Alvaro Passeri
Director
Clay Rogers
Mike
Carlo Bon
Bobby
Sharon Marino
Margareth
Laura di Palma
Dorothy
Ann Wolf
Julie
Deran Sarafian
Prof. Clark Dewison
Alvaro Passeri
Writer
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Comments
4 Comments
This actually played for a while about 2 years ago at a theatre here in Tokyo. The English title was CREATURES FROM THE ABYSS and the Japanese title translated as OBJECT X. It was an English language print and watching this late 70's/ early 80's-look trash in a theatre was a nice experience that made me wish I could have experienced 42nd st. in it's heyday. At the time I thought it was a new release and that it copied the British PROTEUS. But if it was made in '94, I guess the opposite is true.
OK this is probably a good film but i found an English dubbed version! its pointless watching it unless you want laughable dialogue esp when bobby finds the drugs!! this film sucks i really would like to see it with subtitles the acting i think will be much better. The rubber killer fish are funny. and the professor is well what can i say? like this line ''proffeser how long have you been f******g fish?'' ''they were old enough'' i don't know if that line is in the original language version. this film is not gory apart from little bits here and there by no means on the lines of gore from Italy I'm use to. the best bit the sex scene were Bobby turns into a fish monster really funny
This film is by far the best sea horror I have ever seen bar none! The sex scene's are perhaps the best and are on par with those in Team America. The special effects are probably the best I've ever seen. And with dialogue such as "how long have you been f******g fish professor" "what, they were all of age!" you can't go wrong! This film's "radioactive levels were above danger-zone!" The dialogue is ace, and the dubbing was the best dubbing seen in any film, ever. They should've won an Oscar just for the dubbing alone. How can a film with so many continuity errors pose the question of man/woman - fish relations and still remain so entertaining.
