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Die, Monster, Die!
Directed by	Daniel Haller
Produced by	Pat Green
Written by	Jerry Sohl
Starring	Boris Karloff Nick Adams Freda Jackson Suzan Farmer Terence de Marney
Music by	Don Banks
Cinematography	Paul Beeson
Editing by	Alfred Cox
Distributed by	American International Pictures
Release date(s)	United States: October 27, 1965
Running time	80 min.
Country	United States United Kingdom
Language	English

Die, Monster, Die! (British title:Monster of Terror) is a 1965 horror film directed by Daniel Haller. The film is a loose adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's story The Colour Out of Space. The story is about an American scientist (Nick Adams) who pays a visit to the estate of his fiancee's family. During his journey, he finds an area of countryside burned out and an enormous crater, as well townspeople reluctant to the point of hostility to either drive to his destination or even talk about the family that lives there. The source of all these problems is later revealed to be a radioactive meteorite kept hidden in the basement by his girlfriend's father (Boris Karloff), who has been using the radiation to mutate plant and animal life, with horrific consequences. Worse yet, family members may have been affected too.

Cast

• Boris Karloff as Nahum Witley
• Nick Adams as Stephen Reinhart
• Freda Jackson as Letitia Witley
• Suzan Farmer as Susan Witley
• Terence de Marney as Merwyn

Release

American International Pictures released the film as the first feature on a double bill with Mario Bava's Planet of the Vampires (1965).^[1]

References

External links

• Die, Monster, Die! at Allmovie
• Die, Monster, Die! at the Internet Movie Database
• Die, Monster, Die! at Rotten Tomatoes
• Die, Monster, Die! at the TCM Movie Database