Humanoids from the Deep 1980
“From the Ocean Depths They Strike...To Terrorize...To Mate...And To Kill!”
What is Humanoids from the Deep?
Humanoids from the Deep is a film first released in 1980. Catalogued under Horror, Science Fiction.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1980
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 80 minutes
- Release date
- May 1, 1980
- Studios
- New World Pictures
- Genres
- Horror, Science Fiction
- Updated
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Overview
Humanoids from the Deep is a film first released in 1980. Catalogued under Horror, Science Fiction. Produced and broadcast by New World Pictures. Current status: Released.
Should you watch it?
“A seaside town faces deadly, mutated sea creatures unleashed by a new cannery.”
- Classic 1980s horror‑sci‑fi blend
- Directed by Barbara Peeters, a rare female genre director
- Associated with Roger Corman’s New World Pictures
- Special effects reveal their age
- Graphic violence and sexual assault may be unsettling
Watch it if you enjoy low‑budget 80s creature horror with a sci‑fi twist.
The film contains graphic violence and sexual assault, making it unsuitable for sensitive viewers.
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When was Humanoids from the Deep released?
It premiered in the United States on May 1, 1980.
Who directed the film?
Barbara Peeters directed it, with uncredited direction by Jimmy T. Murakami.
Who produced or distributed the movie?
Roger Corman was the uncredited executive producer and his company New World Pictures distributed it.
What genres does the film belong to?
It is classified as horror and science‑fiction.
What is the basic premise of the story?
A new cannery’s genetically altered salmon triggers mutated sea creatures that attack and assault the town’s residents.
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