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- Categories:Animal, Movie
- (C) 1959, Slow Change, Horror, Sci-Fi, On Video, pub 20th
Century-Fox
Description
A favorite of the Beverly Garland fans, this sci-fi/horror flick
deals with a medical procedure which uses alligator genetics to
restore lost limbs and burned tissue in injured human beings (I
didn't know that alligators could regrow lost limbs). A small side
effect is that the patients slowly begin to take on alligator-like
physical characteristics. The main male character is subjected to
the inevitable overdose and has his entire head alligator-ized
while his skin becomes rough and ridged. He's never cured and dies
in a quicksand bog. This very obviously was the inspiration for the
plotline of "The Lizard" in "Spiderman" comics.
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originally posted by Macaroni on 2000-04-26, no edits, entryid=5490
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