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THE MONOLITH MONSTERS, 1957
Movie Reviews
Director: John Sherwood
Starring: Grant Williams, Lola Albright, Trevor Bardette
Review by Kevin Johnson
SYNOPSIS:
A meteorite piece grows endlessly when contacted with water, which solidifies everyone it comes in contact with; two geologists must figure out how to stop it.
REVIEW:
The Monolith Monsters has one of the riskiest and outlandish premises that you will ever see, even in B-movie standards. The title is rather misleading; it would probably be more accurate to call it “The Monolith Threat” or, to keep the alliteration intact, “The Monolith Menace”. The term “monsters” implies something organic, creepy and/or crawly – some kind of being or creature that stalks its victims in some manner. But really, the threat are rocks.
Grant, the rocks grow immediately when they come in contact with water. The rate they grow is exponential…
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