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Jerry WarrenThe Incredible Petrified World (1957)

It's supposed to be cutting edge science: a diving bell that can descend the depths of the ocean. However, when a cable snaps, the crew fears that they may perish inside. After the crew leaves the bell to explore, they soon find a large network of caves and a survivor who has been there for over a decade. The survivor reveals the horrible truth: there is no way to get out of the caves. Or is there a way?

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This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Jerry Warren
Producer: Jerry Warren
Production Company: G.B.M. Productions
Audio/Visual: mono, black and white
Language: English
Keywords: underwater; cavern; 1950s

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: Aitchondo - - January 23, 2009
Subject: Opps... I watch a movie!
Sadly to say, not a very good one. As soon as I realized that the opening scenes, supposed to be in the ocean, were indeed in the ocean, and in an aquarium and even from the Amazon river, I got me a strong beer (Irish) and gritting my teeth proceeded to suffer through this...
No nice words for it. Only reason I give it more than one star is because of John Carradine, who I like, even when he is bad.

Reviewer: jimelena - - January 22, 2008
Subject: A Waste of John Carradine
In the first few minutes a shark tears up an octopus, pretty cool.
That's when the narrator tells us the ocean is a jungle. All the dialog stinks like that.

Reviewer: dboxer_98 - - May 14, 2007
Subject: incredible shriking what?
one of the worst movies I have ever seen, however better than the garbage they make today.
no plot, horrible acting. A good waste of time/

Reviewer: robcat2075 - - November 20, 2006
Subject: Don't bother
There's one marginally chilling moment in the whole movie. Aside from that it's a handbook of static directing and wooden acting.

Credits

Jerry Warren Presents

The Incredible Petrified World

Starring John Carradine
Robert Clarke
Phyllis Coates
Allen Windsor
Sheila Noonan
George Skaff

with
Maurice Bernard
Joe Maierhauser
Lloyd Nelson
Harry Raven
Milt Collion
Robert Carroll
Lowell Hopins
Jack Haffner

Director of Photography: Victor Fisher
Film Editors: James R. Sweeney, A.C.E. and Harold V. McKenzie
Art Director: Marvin Harbert
Dialogue Director: Bri Murphy
Underwater Photography: Mel Fisher
Wardrobe by Kelpsuit
Set Supervisor: Ray Guth
Cavern sequences filmed at Colossal Cave, Tucson, Arizona
All characters and events depicted in this photoplay are fictional. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Original Screenplay
John W. Steiner
(c) Copyright MCMLVII by G.B.M. Productions
All Rights Reserved

Musical Director
Josef Zimanich

Production Supervisor
G.B. Murphy
Unit Manager
Lloyd Nelson

Produced and Directed by
Jerry Warren