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📖👽 They came from beyond... to conquer with science!  Dive into Cold War paranoia and atomic-age anxiety with Killers from Space (1954), a cult classic science fiction thriller starring Peter Graves (Mission: Impossible).   💥 After surviving a plane crash during a nuclear test mission, Dr. Douglas Martin returns acting strangely — with a mysterious scar and no memory of what happened. Soon, he discovers a terrifying truth: he was abducted by alien beings with enormous eyes, bent on using humanity’s atomic energy to invade and dominate Earth.   🧠 Combining early alien abduction lore, radiation fears, and classic sci-fi visuals, this B-movie favorite delivers vintage thrills, bizarre creatures, and a chilling message about tampering with nature's power.   🎬 Directed by W. Lee Wilder, Killers from Space is a public domain gem that fans of 1950s sci-fi, alien invasion stories, and retro creature features won’t want to miss!  ________________________________________  📺 Watch More Classic Sci-Fi, Horror & Cult Movies:  Classic Movie Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY  ________________________________________  🔖 Hashtags:  #KillersFromSpace #FullMovie #ClassicSciFi #AlienInvasion #1950sMovies #PublicDomainMovies #PeterGraves #AtomicAge #RetroSciFi #CreatureFeature #BMovie #FreeMovies #SciFiClassic #VintageCinema #CultClassic  ________________________________________

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00:00:00Soledad Flats, Nevada.

00:00:17The time, 6.15 a.m.

00:00:26The climax of arduous planning.

00:00:29Operation A-bomb test underway.

00:00:34Detonation minus two minutes.

00:00:39Military personnel, from buck private to top-ranking brass.

00:00:44Men from research and news services move into position.

00:00:48The bomb-carrying plane makes its initial run.

00:00:51Radar with eyes that never sleep.

00:00:58Special equipment go into operation.

00:01:01All orders are carried out with split-second precision.

00:01:04Warning is given to all commercial aircraft to stay out of the test area.

00:01:13Detonation minus 70 seconds.

00:01:15Marines take to the air, carrying sensitive instruments and nuclear scientists, ready to record the radioactivity from the closest possible vantage point.

00:01:26Detonation minus 40 seconds.

00:01:30The bomb-carrying plane nears the target.

00:01:35Tension mounts as all members of the flight crew anticipate the task to pinpoint the bomb on a tiny circle of earth below.

00:01:41Now the plane wings its way toward ground zero.

00:01:48Warning signal is sounded.

00:01:50All observers prepare for the blinding flash of the bomb.

00:01:53Detonation minus 20 seconds.

00:01:59Command of the plane is given to the bombardier.

00:02:03Ground zero dead ahead.

00:02:06The key man now goes into action.

00:02:10Bomb bay door is open.

00:02:14Detonation minus 10 seconds.

00:02:179, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4.

00:02:233, 2, 1, 0.

00:02:32And this is the beginning.

00:02:35And this is the beginning.

00:02:53You can make the position report now.

00:03:12Have the figures ready.

00:03:18Control from Tar Baby 2.

00:03:21Over.

00:03:22Go ahead, Tar Baby 2.

00:03:25We're circling ground zero at radius of 7.5 miles.

00:03:30Altitude 1, 5, 0, 0, 0 feet.

00:03:34Airspeed 4, 5, 0.

00:03:36Stand by.

00:03:38Roger and over.

00:03:40She's all yours.

00:03:43This is Dr. Martin.

00:03:45Here are the readings.

00:03:46Thanks.

00:03:470.378 negative.

00:03:49Second indicator.

00:03:521.08 negative.

00:03:54Radiation 0.4.

00:03:56Over.

00:03:57Roger.

00:03:58Proceed according to plan.

00:04:00Wilco and out.

00:04:00Take her in closer.

00:04:10Okay, Dr. Martin.

00:04:24We'll have to keep at least two miles from the center of the column.

00:04:28Radiation was too strong.

00:04:30What's that thing shining below?

00:04:38Looks like a fireball.

00:04:41Better check.

00:04:48Dr. Martin.

00:04:50Dr. Martin, we're in trouble.

00:04:53Pull out.

00:04:55Pull out!

00:04:56I can't!

00:05:00Roll them, rolls them!

00:05:20Tar Baby 2 from base.

00:05:22Come in, Tar Baby 2.

00:05:23Come in, Tar Baby 2.

00:05:35We've lost contact, sir.

00:05:38Baker 2, sir.

00:05:39Yes, sir.

00:05:40All patrol craft in test area.

00:05:44This is a mayday.

00:05:45Repeat, this is a mayday.

00:05:48Proceed to segment Baker 1-7.

00:05:51Search for Tar Baby 2.

00:05:52Control from Tar Baby 7.

00:06:03Wreckage sighted southwest corner, Soledad Flats.

00:06:07Ship appears completely demolished.

00:06:09No sign of survivors.

00:06:11Over.

00:06:12Roger, Tar Baby 7.

00:06:14Circle wreckage at 1-0-0-0 feet

00:06:19until arrival of Helicopter Rescue Unit.

00:06:21Dr. Krueger, Colonel Banks speaking.

00:06:46Would you mind coming into my office right away, please?

00:06:55As I was saying,

00:06:57our search planes found the wreckage

00:06:59of your husband's plane, Mrs. Martin.

00:07:02A rescue crew was sent out, but...

00:07:04But they must have breached the wreckage hours ago.

00:07:07Why can't they find him?

00:07:09I honestly don't know, Mrs. Martin.

00:07:11Yes, come in.

00:07:15Helen.

00:07:16Kurt.

00:07:18Colonel Banks.

00:07:22Isn't there any hope?

00:07:24I'm afraid not, Mrs. Martin.

00:07:27They found the pilot dead in the wreckage.

00:07:29And according to all reports,

00:07:31no one could have bailed out.

00:07:33I'm terribly sorry, Mrs. Martin.

00:07:34Doctor Martin.

00:07:49I'm sorry, Mrs. Martin.

00:07:53I'm sorry.

00:07:53I'm sorry, Mrs. Martin.

00:07:55Yes, I'm sorry.

00:07:58I'm sorry, Mrs. Martin.

00:08:02Dr. Martin, Dr. Martin, are you all right?

00:08:05I am, yes.

00:08:08It's Dr. Martin.

00:08:09Call the base hospital.

00:08:11Come on, doctor.

00:08:12Come on.

00:08:15All right, look up to your right.

00:08:19And now look over to your left.

00:08:25All right, get up now.

00:08:32Well, everything seems all right.

00:08:41Except, can't you recall anything that happened from the time your plane crashed until...

00:08:47I remember the controls froze.

00:08:48The next thing I saw was the main gate of the base.

00:08:51Your plane was completely demolished.

00:08:52The pilot burned to death.

00:08:54And you show off the picture of health.

00:08:56Are you sure you weren't driven here?

00:08:57Positive.

00:08:59You don't remember where you got this?

00:09:01Mm-mm.

00:09:02You know, your medical chart shows no indication of any scars on your body.

00:09:06Well, I must have got it in a crash.

00:09:08Uh-huh.

00:09:09Now, this was surgery.

00:09:12A very skillful incision.

00:09:15I've never had an operation.

00:09:18Now, that's what I don't understand.

00:09:28Mr. Briggs.

00:09:29Colonel Banks.

00:09:34How are you, Mr. Briggs?

00:09:35Fine.

00:09:36How are you?

00:09:36Fine.

00:09:36I see the FBI doesn't waste much time.

00:09:38Well, not if we can help it, Colonel.

00:09:41Oh, you know our base surgeon, Major Clift?

00:09:43Sure.

00:09:43How have you been, Major?

00:09:44How do you do?

00:09:46Well, I guess you gentlemen have business to discuss.

00:09:49Oh, no, no.

00:09:49This won't take a minute.

00:09:50Sit down.

00:09:51Sit down, please, please, gentlemen.

00:09:54Cigarette.

00:09:55Oh, thank you.

00:09:57I understand you've already talked with Dr. Martin.

00:09:59I just left him.

00:10:00You know, Colonel, according to my files, Dr. Martin is just about the key man on this

00:10:09nuclear project.

00:10:10Yes, along with Dr. Kruger, he is.

00:10:12Well, I know they're both good friends and, well, both have knowledge and access to top-secret

00:10:18information.

00:10:19Well, that's very true, but there's no reason to suspect it.

00:10:21Well, we can suspect anything, Colonel, until Dr. Martin accounts for every minute from the

00:10:26time of the crash.

00:10:28The shock must have caused a mental block.

00:10:31His mind doesn't want to remember the details, the origin of the scar on his chest, how he

00:10:38got back to the base under his own power.

00:10:41Did you ever stop to think that perhaps this Dr. Martin isn't really the Dr. Martin?

00:10:49What are you getting at?

00:10:50What I mean is that this man could be an imposter.

00:11:16Rick speaking.

00:11:18Oh, all that did come through.

00:11:20They do check.

00:11:23That's what I've been waiting for.

00:11:24Thanks.

00:11:35Get me Colonel Banks in the base, please.

00:11:37No, no, I'll wait.

00:11:39Oh, yes, Mr. Briggs.

00:11:41Any news on the line you were getting on Dr. Martin?

00:11:45Just heard from Washington.

00:11:47Well, I was wrong.

00:11:47This is our man, all right.

00:11:48His prints and description check right down the line.

00:11:52Now, here's what I suggest you do.

00:11:58But you say it's an excellent physical condition, yet you're keeping him in the base hospital.

00:12:02Why?

00:12:02Mrs. Martin, you must realize that your husband is engaged in a highly secret work.

00:12:07If this experience had, well, affected his mind.

00:12:11Are you trying to tell me that Dr. is...

00:12:14No, no, no, no, it's nothing serious, Mrs. Martin, his reflexes are excellent.

00:12:21Except for that one lapse of memory, his mind is perfectly clear.

00:12:24Isn't that natural, under the circumstances?

00:12:28Yes.

00:12:30Except for the question of the scar on his chest.

00:12:32I know he didn't have it before the crash.

00:12:34Well, I'm sure he didn't, Mrs. Martin.

00:12:36But you see, it would be impossible for a wound of this size to have healed so quickly and without medical attention.

00:12:42Well, you can't keep him here indefinitely.

00:12:44Well, we don't intend to.

00:12:46We've asked you to come down here because we've decided to let you take him home, provided you can keep him quiet and he gets in a rest.

00:12:53I understand.

00:12:54Now, we'll just have to take that vacation he's been warning for so long.

00:12:57Vacation?

00:12:58To watch him, you'd think you'd never heard of one.

00:13:01Yes, he must have asked me a hundred times when the next test was scheduled.

00:13:04He's anxious to take his own readings again.

00:13:07Well, he did have a key part in the planning of these projects.

00:13:10Well, is there anything he should or shouldn't be allowed to do?

00:13:14No.

00:13:16Except, he does need diversion.

00:13:21Anything that won't upset or excited.

00:13:23I see.

00:13:24Movies, bridge, drives, things like that.

00:13:27Well, you're the doctor now.

00:13:31Just see that he gets plenty of rest.

00:13:33Goodbye, Colonel.

00:13:34Goodbye.

00:13:35See you later, Major.

00:13:36Hmm?

00:13:46Doug, what's the matter?

00:14:07I can't sleep.

00:14:08What time is it?

00:14:12Well, after three.

00:14:16I think I'll get myself a glass of milk.

00:14:17Give me squadron operations.

00:14:42Duty desk, please.

00:14:49Helen, what did you get up for?

00:14:50This is Dr. Martin calling.

00:14:57Who is this speaking?

00:14:58Sergeant Bandero.

00:15:00Anything I can do for you, doctor?

00:15:01I wondered if there were any last-minute orders on another atomic test.

00:15:07What do you mean you can't tell me?

00:15:10Sorry, sir.

00:15:10Regulations.

00:15:11I can't give out information to anyone.

00:15:12No, sir.

00:15:14It won't do you any good to come down.

00:15:16All right.

00:15:16We'll see about that.

00:15:27I've got to get out to the base right away.

00:15:30Alan, don't you agree with me?

00:15:32I've spent months preparing for this series of tests,

00:15:35and no sergeant is going to push me around now.

00:15:38Well, aren't you going to say anything?

00:15:40No.

00:15:41Look, I know they're ready for another test,

00:15:43and I should be there.

00:15:44Can't you understand if they don't want you around for your own good?

00:15:47I don't need their sympathy.

00:15:48There's nothing wrong with me.

00:15:49Then why are you acting this way?

00:15:50You're all on edge.

00:15:52If you don't slow down, I don't know what's going to happen.

00:15:56You really believe that, don't you?

00:16:00Look, Doug.

00:16:01If you won't take it easy for your own sake,

00:16:04please, do it for mine.

00:16:06Hey.

00:16:25Hey.

00:16:25hey time to get up go away all right stay in bed all day it's almost 11 o'clock

00:16:38would you say that it was almost 11 o'clock it is

00:16:42you go put the coffee on while i get dressed

00:16:55i don't care what you say you had no right to go ahead without me and you kurt you didn't tell me

00:17:25either why orders orders nonsense the least it could have been done would have been to let me

00:17:30know i'm fine i could have done my work i hate to say this dr martin but in your present state

00:17:35you're not considered a very good security risk me security risk my present state what's the matter

00:17:40with me how long am i to be considered only temporarily the results of the test will be

00:17:45available for your study when you return to work i am ready colonel to us you're still a very sick

00:17:50man my advice to you is to go home and relax as you were ordered relax relax and if i don't

00:17:56then you'll be confined to the base hospital if you change your mind now what's it going to be

00:18:01well doctor

00:18:09oh dr martin i didn't expect you back so soon

00:18:15haven't you heard i'm a metal case can't even be trusted with my own work

00:18:20nah i'm gonna go berserk at any minute colonel banks will fill you in on the details

00:18:25now don't don't tell me let me see you're uh i know i know you're miss uh vinston the secretary

00:18:31i share with um doctor you can't be serious uh there was no one in your office so i thought

00:18:36you wouldn't mind oh that's all right it's all right as far as i'm concerned you can take the

00:18:40rest of the day off are you sure no i don't really belong here i just uh just came in to pick

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00:23:35Good evening, Dr. Kruger.

00:23:36Yes?

00:23:37My name's Briggs.

00:23:38I'm from the FBI.

00:23:39Briggs.

00:23:40Briggs.

00:23:41Briggs.

00:23:42Of course.

00:23:43I've heard of you.

00:23:44I wonder if you'd mind, uh, returning to your office with me.

00:23:46What seems to be the trouble?

00:23:48Oh, just a few things we'd like to straighten out.

00:23:51Concerns me?

00:23:52Well, I'm afraid so, Doctor.

00:23:54And take your own car if you like. I'll meet you there.

00:23:57All right, I will.

00:24:06The papers seem to be intact.

00:24:08Is this all, uh, classified information, Doctor?

00:24:11Of course.

00:24:12You know, according to security regulations, that vault should have been locked before you left.

00:24:16But I'm certain I did lock it.

00:24:18All right, then tell me this.

00:24:20Who besides yourself has access to the combination?

00:24:23Well, the Colonel here and Dr. Martin.

00:24:26Dr. Martin.

00:24:27Dr. Martin.

00:24:29He was in the building this afternoon.

00:24:31That's right. We saw him in my office.

00:24:33He left around 4 o'clock on orders.

00:24:35He dismissed the secretary a few minutes later, but he...

00:24:38He didn't sign out of here until 20 minutes after you left.

00:24:41After I did?

00:24:42Well, there must be some mistake. I personally checked his office just as I was leaving and he wasn't there.

00:24:47Do you always do that, Doctor?

00:24:48No, but Dr. Martin has been acting...

00:24:51Well...

00:24:52Quite strange of late.

00:24:54Yes, he certainly has.

00:24:55His wife telephoned to say that he hadn't come home as usual.

00:24:58I was very much concerned about it.

00:25:01So am I.

00:25:02Why?

00:25:03He still hasn't shown up yet.

00:25:16What kind of pipe tobacco do you use, Dr. Kruger?

00:25:19Me?

00:25:21Why, I don't smoke at all.

00:25:23And you, Colonel?

00:25:24Cigarettes.

00:25:25What are you driving at?

00:25:26That's funny.

00:25:34How long has Dr. Martin been using this brand of tobacco?

00:25:37I really don't know. Why?

00:25:39Now, Mrs. Martin, you say you have no idea where he could be at this hour.

00:25:43Why, no. He's never been this late before without telephoning.

00:25:46Well, I hate to ask this, but have you ever had any suspicion that there might be another woman?

00:25:56Certainly not.

00:25:58I'm sorry, Mrs. Martin.

00:26:01Just why are you asking me these questions?

00:26:03Well, let's put it this way.

00:26:05Has he made any new friends lately?

00:26:07You know, people not in the usual group.

00:26:10No, the only people we've seen in months have been connected with the Institute.

00:26:13Excuse me.

00:26:18Hello?

00:26:20Yes, just a moment.

00:26:21It's for you, Mr. Briggs.

00:26:22Oh, thank you.

00:26:35All units in Sector 7, Code 4.

00:26:38Repeating, Code 4.

00:26:40Be on the lookout for a two-tone coupe.

00:26:42License number 1W67713.

00:26:48Repeating, all units, Code 4.

00:26:50Missing, Dr. Douglas P is in Paul Martin.

00:26:53Male cocaine, 32 years of age, height 6'3".

00:26:57Weight 195 pounds.

00:26:59Color of hair blonde.

00:27:00Color of eyes blue.

00:27:02Last seen driving coupe.

00:27:04License number 1W67713.

00:27:12Doctor Martin.

00:27:13What are you doing with this?

00:27:15Any special reason for placing it under this rock?

00:27:18Doctor Martin.

00:27:19What are you doing with this?

00:27:20Any special reason for placing it under this rock?

00:27:24Doctor Martin.

00:27:25What are you doing with this?

00:27:27Any special reason for placing it under this rock?

00:27:32The rock?

00:27:33The rock.

00:27:34The rock.

00:27:35The rock.

00:27:36The rock.

00:27:37The rock.

00:27:38The rock.

00:27:39The rock.

00:27:40A new Henrietta.

00:27:41The rock!

00:27:42Come on.

00:28:12Give me ten gallons around.

00:28:17Okay.

00:28:18Where's your pump?

00:28:19Over there, behind the pump.

00:28:33Operator, give me press view 95359.

00:28:36All units in Sector 7, code 4.

00:28:43Repeating, code 4.

00:28:44Be on lookout for two-tone cafe.

00:28:46License number 1W67713.

00:28:54Operator, you sure you're dialing the right number?

00:28:57We'll try it again, will you?

00:28:58It's my home.

00:28:58There ought to be someone there now.

00:29:00At junction to Highway 66 and Beach.

00:29:03Ambulance en route.

00:29:04Car 17, code 7, 4th and Robbins.

00:29:07Suspects may be armed.

00:29:09Repeating, code 2 to all units.

00:29:13Dr. Douglas P. is in Paul Martin.

00:29:15Male Caucasian.

00:29:1632 years of age.

00:29:17Height, 6 foot 3.

00:29:19Weight, 195 pounds.

00:29:21Color of hair, blonde.

00:29:22Color of eyes, blue.

00:29:24Missing.

00:29:25Dr. Douglas P. is in Paul Martin.

00:29:27Male Caucasian.

00:29:28Repeating, source of the volume.

00:29:32Hey, mister!

00:29:42Operator, give me the police, quick!

00:29:43Calling car 6.

00:30:07Calling car 6, code 11.

00:30:10Come in, Briggs.

00:30:11Calling car 6.

00:30:15Calling car 6, code 11.

00:30:17Code 11.

00:30:18Central calling.

00:30:19Come in, Briggs.

00:30:24Hello, Central.

00:30:26Hello, Central.

00:30:27This is Briggs.

00:30:29This is Briggs.

00:30:30Come in.

00:30:31Subject, Dr. Douglas Martin.

00:30:33Last seen in Route 61.

00:30:35Heading toward North Junction.

00:30:37Stopped at gas station corner of Ridgewood and Mills Road.

00:30:39I will acknowledge you.

00:30:42Roger.

00:30:43Briggs, out.

00:30:44I will acknowledge you.

00:30:44Roger.

00:30:45Briggs, out.

00:30:46Roger.

00:30:46Briggs, out.

00:30:47Briggs, out.

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00:31:00Briggs, out.

00:31:01Briggs, out.

00:31:02Briggs, out.

00:31:03Briggs, out.

00:31:04Briggs, out.

00:31:05Briggs, out.

00:31:06Briggs, out.

00:31:07Briggs, out.

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00:31:38They're here, they're here, they're here, they're going to destroy us.

00:31:45He's coming out of it.

00:31:49It's all right, Dr. Martin, you're with friends. You'll be all right.

00:31:52Let me go! Let me go!

00:31:54Steady now, steady, Doug.

00:31:57He'll kill everyone we've got to stop!

00:31:59Easy, Doug, easy.

00:32:08What did you give him?

00:32:18Sodium amethyl.

00:32:20Truth serum.

00:32:21It will deprive his mind of any imagination.

00:32:24I guess he'll make sense now.

00:32:26I'll get the recorder ready.

00:32:27Can you hear me, Dr. Martin?

00:32:34Yes.

00:32:37Now listen to me.

00:32:40I want you to count backwards from 100, do you understand?

00:32:46Backwards from 100.

00:32:47100, 99, 98, 97, 96, 95, 94.

00:33:06Or you can ask him questions now.

00:33:08Dr. Martin, what were you doing with the information you took from Dr. Kruger's vault?

00:33:16I was delivering it.

00:33:18Delivering it?

00:33:20But where?

00:33:22To the rocks in Soledad Flats?

00:33:25Yes.

00:33:27To Soledad Flats.

00:33:28And where we crashed.

00:33:32I was delivering it, just as I was ordered.

00:33:36Who ordered you to do this, Dr. Martin?

00:33:40I'll tell you the whole story.

00:33:44I remember we were circling the atomic cloud.

00:33:49So it was an object.

00:33:51Glowing.

00:33:53Beneath us at Soledad Flats.

00:33:55We were going down to investigate.

00:34:01Controls jammed.

00:34:03Couldn't pull out.

00:34:07When I regained consciousness,

00:34:09I was on a table.

00:34:14Next thing I knew,

00:34:16they were coming at me.

00:34:19In these people.

00:34:22Their eyes,

00:34:22it was horrible.

00:34:25They didn't speak.

00:34:30I could see something

00:34:32strange and eerie

00:34:34pulsating in front of me.

00:34:38Then one of them

00:34:39lowered it toward my chest.

00:34:43With my own heart.

00:34:44What happened?

00:35:01What is this place?

00:35:05Who are you?

00:35:07What are you doing to me?

00:35:08Can't you speak?

00:35:10Who are you?

00:35:11Who are you?

00:35:13who are you?

00:35:14Who are you?

00:35:32What are you doing to me?

00:35:32Who are you?

00:35:35Who are you?

00:35:36Step forward.

00:35:56Dr. Martin, I see you are quite well.

00:36:01You have recovered from your unfortunate accident.

00:36:04Who are you?

00:36:06A scientist like yourself.

00:36:09Where do you come from?

00:36:11From a planet, yet unknown to you.

00:36:14You know my name, you speak English.

00:36:16We speak every language.

00:36:19You can't expect me to believe that.

00:36:21I'm getting out of here.

00:36:22Stay where you are.

00:36:23Who are you?

00:36:45I have already told you that.

00:36:49How did you get here?

00:36:57Dear, in our machine, magnetically propelled across the electron bridge we have created.

00:37:04Electron bridge.

00:37:14You mean you come and go just like that?

00:37:16Without anyone ever seeing you?

00:37:18Our ships have been sighted on numerous occasions by your people.

00:37:22Then why haven't we been able to track one down?

00:37:25We have a warning system similar to your primitive radar.

00:37:29Our machines are set to change course at the mere approach of a pursuing object.

00:37:34Let's say I do believe you.

00:37:37Where are we right now?

00:37:40In a cavern within the upper crust of the earth.

00:37:45How long have you been here?

00:37:46Since the beginning of your experiments in nuclear fission.

00:37:51What have you got to do with that?

00:37:53We are accumulating the energy released with each of your atomic explosions.

00:38:01One moment.

00:38:02What was that?

00:38:31A report from the monitor we sent to the surface to obtain the results of your last nuclear test.

00:38:39Results?

00:38:40They'll take days to analyze and compute.

00:38:43I think you will find these figures are correct.

00:38:54I can't believe it.

00:38:56Where is that man?

00:38:58You don't recognize the area.

00:39:01No.

00:39:04He is in the vicinity where you crashed.

00:39:12That rock was glowing.

00:39:16A normal reaction in view of the amount of radiation absorbed.

00:39:19You have a remarkable memory, doctor.

00:39:22Considering the fact that you did not survive the crash.

00:39:27What do you mean?

00:39:29The mechanism of your heart had ceased to function.

00:39:33It was necessary for us to revive it.

00:39:35You were dead.

00:39:36You were dead.

00:39:38I was dead?

00:39:42So that's what they were doing.

00:39:45You didn't even try to help the pilot.

00:39:47Why did you save me?

00:39:48Because we had an important need of your services.

00:39:53Such as?

00:40:02Look this way, doctor.

00:40:04You are the first of your world to be looking at our solar system.

00:40:18The astronaut.

00:40:19The astronaut.

00:40:21This is our planet, Astron Delta.

00:40:28It occupies the fourth position in relation to this, our sun.

00:40:32yes go on

00:40:36during the 23rd time rotation our sun began to die

00:40:42so during the succeeding generations as our planet began to cool vegetation began to disappear

00:40:52our eyes developed to this state to combat the ever-growing darkness

00:40:58we were forced to migrate you left your planet where we invaded these neighboring planets

00:41:09they were nearer to our sun

00:41:28and took over how many of us all of us well over one billion

00:41:38there were feeble attempts to stop us but we were prepared for such contingencies

00:41:44and now that our sun is about to completely expire we must move again in order to survive

00:41:52yours is the only planet in this solar system capable of supporting our civilization

00:42:00this is fantastic over a billion of you trying to come here to earth

00:42:06we have no alternative

00:42:09we have been putting our plan to work for some time

00:42:14at the proper moment the invasion will be launched

00:42:17from our platforms which are being readied in space

00:42:24nothing can stop us

00:42:32insane

00:42:41this is ridiculous

00:42:43you cannot find your way in or out of this cavern

00:42:47do not try to leave

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00:47:39and

00:48:09so you have discovered our menagerie don't you think you will be more at ease on this side of

00:48:31the cage it's horrible what are you doing here we are breeding our shall I say armies carnivorous

00:48:51insects and animals their growth is due to a change in their genes if your next nuclear

00:49:01test these animals will multiply at a rate beyond imagination time comes we will unleash them

00:49:09they will spread to every continent and devour every living thing on the surface of the earth

00:49:16what good will that do you how could you expect to survive better than we we have provided for that

00:49:31no doctor look over there

00:49:37you will use their bodies to fertilize the soil vegetation will rise up in abundance

00:49:51a new era of civilization will begin gamma rays

00:49:57you see doctor we have arranged for everything

00:50:04wait a minute all this equipment our nuclear storage units to date we have accumulated several

00:50:21billion electron volts as a result of your atomic explosions several billion i have a chain reaction

00:50:29at this point could release enough unstable isotopes to to create a new and powerful element might be

00:50:35impossible to control true an element that will never be known by your scientists i can assure you the

00:50:43strength of this new element will this is a powder keg could go off at any minute i assure you doctor

00:50:49we have everything under our complete control

00:50:53what force could possibly be strong enough to harness that

00:50:58you control your whole operation by electricity

00:51:03of course no generators no generators

00:51:07that means you're getting your power from somewhere on the surface it must be passing through here

00:51:12you have heard enough dr martin step inside

00:51:17all right what do you want from me you will have access to advanced information

00:51:23relative to the time and strength of the forthcoming atomic tests

00:51:28what about it you will provide us with that information as soon as it is available

00:51:36i see

00:51:42you're afraid of an overload you can't tap enough electricity wherever you get it from to control

00:51:50strong enough charge you are a clever man doctor perhaps too clever and what makes you think i'll give

00:51:57you any information it is the only way you can save your own life when the time comes you will be

00:52:04transported to one of our platforms in space and resettled here when our operation is completed

00:52:09you're asking me to sabotage the entire world three billion people they are doomed in any case

00:52:19well i guess there's no alternative i'll have to do as you say

00:52:28you are lying doctor your only wish is to betray us no

00:52:33i know

00:52:33your thoughts have been recorded

00:52:39lie detector call it what you like you force me to resort to other methods

00:52:46i will contact our space station

00:52:48you are an unwilling subject dr martin what who are you

00:52:56i am the top you will listen and obey

00:53:03you will listen to my orders and obey you will listen and obey

00:53:17listen and obey

00:53:21you will remember nothing you have seen or heard here

00:53:26nothing but my orders which you will obey

00:53:29yes

00:53:31yes

00:53:32you will obtain the data and bring it to the stone near the place where your plane was wrecked

00:53:42to the stone

00:53:44what have you seen or heard here

00:53:52what have you seen or heard here

00:53:55what have you seen or heard here

00:53:57nothing

00:53:59repeat my orders

00:54:02i will obtain the data and bring it to the stone

00:54:11well that's what i did

00:54:13i took the information to where they told me

00:54:16i didn't realize i was being mesmerized

00:54:18why didn't somebody say something

00:54:31don't you believe me

00:54:33kurt you understand

00:54:37these giant animals breeding by the millions they'll devour everything unless we stop them

00:54:41of course doug we will

00:54:43colonel colonel you've got to arrange to set off another bomb tonight the strongest charge we have

00:54:48they're beneath the ground with all their equipment we can blow them to pieces now

00:54:51wait a minute a strong charge will overload their units

00:54:56you don't believe me colonel

00:55:01major

00:55:05kurt of course we do easy doug easy

00:55:09you think i'm crazy all of you

00:55:11well i'm not do you understand everything i said is true i saw it with my own eyes

00:55:15give me a hand now let me go let me go steady steady steady take it easy now take it easy

00:55:21we'll talk this whole thing over

00:55:26what are you doing to me now and just rest quietly that's it

00:55:45mrs martin should be along any minute now she went for their car what'd i tell her

00:55:53well he's in a state of shock

00:55:56tell her he's resting quietly if excuse me i think i'd better wait for at the information desk

00:56:03well dr martin seems to be indestructible except for those hallucinations those weren't hallucinations

00:56:08colonel under the influence of sodium amytor a patient loses all control of his imagination

00:56:15well then he shouldn't be able to fabricate those stories that's right major you're not trying to tell

00:56:21us that everything he said was true look gentlemen i can only give you the medical facts

00:56:28as for the rest you'll have to decide for yourself excuse me please

00:56:42don't you know

00:56:54Good evening, Dr. Krueger.

00:57:15Chilly, isn't it?

00:57:17Oh, Mr. Briggs, you startled me.

00:57:19I didn't expect to see anyone here.

00:57:22Well, neither did I, Doctor.

00:57:24Well, I suppose you want me to explain why I'm here.

00:57:28Mm-hmm.

00:57:30I want to believe, Doug.

00:57:32We've worked together a long time.

00:57:35Anyway, I just had to come out here and check for myself.

00:57:38Check what, Doctor?

00:57:40For an entrance or an exit to the caverns you described.

00:57:44I'm afraid you're wasting your time.

00:57:46Have a cigarette, Doctor?

00:57:46No, thank you.

00:57:48See, we've already covered the entire area.

00:57:50We couldn't find a thing.

00:57:52Then, what about that scar?

00:57:56I'd like to see you disprove that.

00:57:58Oh, Mrs. Martin.

00:58:00Oh.

00:58:02How is he, Doctor?

00:58:03Oh, he's resting fine.

00:58:04I think he'll be all right.

00:58:05How's the car?

00:58:06How's the car?

00:58:06Oh, isn't he?

00:58:25There's nothing to worry about.

00:58:40Keep away from me.

00:58:42Keep away, I say.

00:58:44Doc.

00:58:45Don't let me go there after me.

00:58:46Nobody's asking me a doctor.

00:58:48Keep away.

00:58:49Doc, he's trying to help you.

00:58:50I don't need any help.

00:58:55I want to see Kurt right away.

00:59:01Now, you control yourself.

00:59:03And I'll call him just as soon as you get back to your room.

00:59:14Now, you get back into bed and I'll call Dr. Kruger.

00:59:23I've got to figure something out before he gets here.

00:59:26Need a pencil, some paper, and a slide rules.

00:59:31I'll see that you get it.

00:59:33Oh, can I have Dr. Kruger, please?

00:59:42Dr. Kruger speaking.

00:59:45Oh, yes, Major.

00:59:46How is he?

00:59:49All right.

00:59:49I'll be over in a few minutes.

00:59:55Doug.

01:00:00Doug.

01:00:03Doug.

01:00:12Doug.

01:00:13Doug.

01:00:13Kurt!

01:00:36Ellen, I got here as soon as I could. Is there anything wrong?

01:00:39He's much better. Imagine he's even started working.

01:00:42He asked for paper and a slide rule.

01:00:44That's interesting.

01:00:47I wonder what he's up to.

01:00:48Formulas, equations, anyway.

01:00:51Whatever he says, pretend to agree with him.

01:00:53Major Cliff's orders.

01:00:54Of course.

01:00:59Doug!

01:01:00Doug Kurt's here.

01:01:01Hello, Doug.

01:01:02Just a second, I'm almost finished.

01:01:04I'll take your hat.

01:01:08Kurt, let's face it.

01:01:11I know that you all think there's something wrong with me.

01:01:14No, of course not.

01:01:15No, I wouldn't blame you after the story I told last night.

01:01:18Well, frankly, you did have us a little worried asking that a bomb be dropped because of what you said.

01:01:23You don't believe me either.

01:01:25Kurt, I tell you, I've been there.

01:01:27I've seen what they're doing.

01:01:28Breeding animals into carnivorous monsters.

01:01:30But I don't need a bomb to stop them.

01:01:33I've figured it out.

01:01:34It's all here.

01:01:35Now, look.

01:01:36Here's the nuclear strength of our last test.

01:01:40Now, this is the amount of electricity needed to control it.

01:01:43Let me see that.

01:01:44I had to estimate the conversion rates of their transformers.

01:01:47These figures are correct.

01:01:49Such transformers must operate on a constant supply of electricity.

01:01:53Where could they get that much electric power?

01:01:55Only one way.

01:01:56They must tap it from the main lines of the powerhouse.

01:01:58Could do it by parallel induction.

01:02:00Nobody would ever know the difference.

01:02:01All we have to do is to cut it off.

01:02:04Cut off the power?

01:02:06We can't do that.

01:02:08It would cause untold damage for miles around.

01:02:10Such a power stopper must be planned in advance.

01:02:13Eight to ten seconds.

01:02:14That's all I need.

01:02:15That gap in supply will short out their resistors and the whole thing will go up.

01:02:19But you won't go along with that.

01:02:21No, no.

01:02:22Now, get back in bed.

01:02:23Now, look.

01:02:24You're carrying it out of our way.

01:02:26Doug!

01:02:36Please call the main gate and try to stop Dr. Martin.

01:02:47Doug took the car!

01:02:48Hurry!

01:02:51Dr. Martin!

01:02:53Stop!

01:02:55Stop!

01:02:58He did what?

01:03:00How long ago?

01:03:02Right.

01:03:03We'll leave immediately.

01:03:05What's wrong, Colonel?

01:03:06Dr. Martin.

01:03:07He's on his way to the powerhouse.

01:03:08Wants to cut off the power supply.

01:03:09Let's go.

01:03:19I couldn't stop him, Doctor.

01:03:20He went that way.

01:03:34Hey!

01:03:35No parking!

01:03:36Lou!

01:03:37Lou!

01:03:59Hey!

01:04:01No parking!

01:05:02Okay, you run up the stairs.

01:05:08I'll look here.

01:05:08There's his car.

01:05:33Come on, hurry.

01:05:34He isn't back there.

01:05:53Let's go.

01:06:01Where's the driver of this car?

01:06:02He went into the building.

01:06:03Here we go.

01:06:10Here we go.

01:06:12Here we go.

01:06:14Yes, I can't hold it.

01:06:41We better take the stairs.

01:06:44What do you want?

01:07:12Where are the main switches?

01:07:13Sir, what's the matter with you?

01:07:14Are you sleepwalking or something, mister?

01:07:16Where are the switches that control the toll of that flat area?

01:07:18Sir, where are they?

01:07:20This way.

01:07:21Oh.

01:07:22Control room.

01:07:23Yeah.

01:07:25Yeah.

01:07:26Ha-ha.

01:07:27Ha-ha.

01:07:28Ha-ha.

01:07:29Come on, show me those switches.

01:07:30Come on.

01:07:31Come on, show me those switches.

01:07:32Come on.

01:07:33Come on, show me those switches.

01:07:34Come on.

01:07:35All right.

01:07:36Cut that power.

01:07:37Now look, mister, be reasonable.

01:07:38I said cut it.

01:07:39Now the next one.

01:07:40Go on.

01:07:41Go on.

01:07:42That'll turn the power off for 100 miles.

01:07:43Do as I say.

01:07:44Here it is.

01:07:45Go on.

01:07:46Here it is.

01:07:47Here it is.

01:07:48Oh.

01:07:49Good, man.

01:07:50Oh.

01:07:51Good.

01:07:52Perfect.

01:07:53Oh.

01:07:54Mr.

01:07:55Nullaby.

01:07:55Can you see the effect of some other switches?

01:07:57That was true.

01:07:58I mean, you know, we've never seen them.

01:07:59You know, you're right.

01:08:00Perfect.

01:08:01Hey, be clear.

01:08:02You heard that.

01:08:03You know, it's not gone.

01:08:04It's not gone.

01:08:05You know, I've never seen the wire.

01:08:06It's not gone.

01:08:07They're not gone.

01:08:08You know, I've never seen it.

01:08:09Nice.

01:08:10It's not gone.

01:08:11It's gone.

01:08:12I've never seen it.

01:08:13It's gone.

01:08:14I've never seen it.

01:08:15It's gone.

01:08:16You know.

01:08:17Stay where you are.

01:08:23Put down that gun, Dr. Mutt.

01:08:25I'm warning you, Colonel.

01:08:27Come any closer and I'll kill you.

01:08:29Now the next one.

01:08:33What's this one?

01:08:35That's the master switch.

01:08:36Cut it.

01:08:38Doug, please, don't.

01:08:39I said cut it.

01:08:41Get back or I'll kill him.

01:08:43Go on, get back.

01:08:45Go on, get back.

01:08:46Do as he says.

01:08:47Give me ten seconds after I cut the power.

01:08:55If I'm insane, nothing will happen

01:08:56and you can do what you want with me.

01:08:59And if I'm right.

01:09:02Now.

01:09:04One.

01:09:05Two.

01:09:07Three.

01:09:08Four.

01:09:10Five.

01:09:11Six.

01:09:12Seven.

01:09:14Eight.

01:09:14Over here.

01:09:30Soledad flats right in the foot.

01:09:36Just as he said.

01:09:37He blew them to pieces.

01:09:41He blew them to pieces.

01:10:08He blew them to pieces.

01:10:09THE END

01:10:39THE END

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