A Ilha dos Homens-Peixe (1979)

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Barbara Bach

Amanda Marvin

Claudio Cassinelli

Lt. Claude de Ross

Richard Johnson

Edmond Rackham

Beryl Cunningham

Shakira

Joseph Cotten

Prof. Ernest Marvin

Franco Javarone

José
(as Franco Iavarone)

Roberto Posse

Peter

Giuseppe Castellano

Skip

Franco Mazzieri

François
(as Francesco Mazzieri)

Jim Alquist

James (US version)
(as James Alquist)

Eunice Bolt

Samantha (US version)

Tom J. Delaney

Patterson (US version)

Mel Ferrer

Radcliffe (US version)

Cameron Mitchell

Decker (US version)

Riccardo Petrazzi

Prisoner on Lifeboat
(não creditado)

Bobby Rhodes

Rackham's Servant
(não creditado)

Screamers is a fun, cheesy adventure movie.

Although the video box for many copies of this film claims it is about people turned inside out, this is a total lie. In fact, apart from the opening segment, the film isn't even a horror movie. With its sunken treasure, legions of fish people, and mad scientists, it's a lot more like a Doug McClure adventure movie. Obviously, this film is no work of art, but it's kind of fun to watch... Just be warned that the beginning is quite gory.

Whovian
27 de dez. de 1998
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Future director--then head of publicity and marketing for New World Pictures-- Jim Wynorski is the one who came up with the title change and tagline, and did additional filming, in order for this to be known as "Screamers" in the US.

Erros de gravação
The drawing of David Bushnell's 1775 submarine "Turtle" on the wall of the Professor's room is hung upside down.

Versões alternativas
The U.S. "Screamers" version featured not just a new opening, but several added shots and various audio adjustments throughout the film. These include several breathing sounds to give the film more of a sense of tension. It also abbreviated many scenes in the original Italian version or removed them all together. It also featured mostly new dubbing, with Claudio Cassinelli's voice replaced by an American voice actor (Cassinelli had dubbed himself in English in the original international release of the film, leaving his character with an Italian accent).