Zontar: The Thing from Venus (1967) John Agar, Tony Huston | Horror, Sci-Fi | Subtitled Movie

From another planet... sent to enslave mankind!
A misguided scientist enables an alien from Venus named Zontar to come to earth in order to “help solve man’s problems”. However, it quickly becomes apparent the three-eyed, bat-winged, alien creature wants to destroy man.

Director: Larry Buchanan
Writers: Hillman Taylor, Larry Buchanan, Lou Rusoff
Stars: John Agar, Susan Bjurman, Tony Huston
Budget: $22,000 USD
Genres: TV movie, Horror, Sci-Fi
Original title: Zontar: The Thing from Venus (1967)

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00:00:00 USA zone 6 rocket control
00:03:22 title credits
00:04:28 Sci-fii science babble dinner
00:17:22 Keith megalomaniac
00:27:13 on base
00:29:47 Zontar savior?
00:38:27 Zontar attack
00:51:18 Just a fool
01:04:32 Begging zontar
01:08:47 Curt Vs Keith

@CultCinemaClassics

[jeffaltier]

John Agar-- the king of B Sci-Fi. What a career!

[doncorleone]

Good film
Have a good day
Take care
👋👊🔥

[lilblackduc]

Thank you for uploading this in 720p! Other channels have movies as fuzzy as a brand-new Teddy Bear...

[stewartmccall]

Just the presence of John Agar makes this film something special, when I see his name i know it's a must watch...thankyou ccc for this strange but very enjoyable film.

[myrnajay]

This a remake of the '56 "It Conquered The World". This version is more campy lol. Martha cracks me up!

[zanti]

The Thang from Venus? Ooh sounds too sexy to pass up. I wanna see what Venus' thang looks like so I wont have to wonder no more. John Agar was the first to see it. That explains why he went blind with sheer delight. 😎 Gotta love this provocatively titled old sci-fi film. Colorized! 🌈Thanks CCC & Corinth. I'll be at the head of the line. WOO!

[Lethgar_Smith]

A made for television remake of It Conquered the World shot on 16mm film with a budget of $22, 000.00. First shown on television in December 1967. Was produced as part of a package of syndicated television programming and sold to local TV stations across the country.

[teastrainer]

Hard to believe stuff like this was still showing in theaters a year after Star Trek appeared on television.

[Nunya_Bidness_]

Is there a sequel about the thing from Uranus 😂💩

[lindalcoomes]

Still frightening, lol. Stuff of nightmares and I am 73

[randquadrozzi]

Zontar a crazy B-Movie classic with a super cheap looking alien

[AEmiliusLives]

I remember this blew my mind when I saw it on tv as a kid 😅 ♥

[markdos]

La vi cuando niño. Volver a ver estas imagenes me trae muchos recuerdos.
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[richardcathcart]

Tony Huston, a stage name, for Enrique Houston Touceda, a Los Angeles attorney.

[higgsmerino]

Possibly the most marvelous, fantastic piece of amateur, illogical, nonsensical, imbecilic, idiotic shit! I just loved it! Wretched beyond description. I'm gonna watch it again!

[tedscott]

@20:06, how come the lights are still on?

[thomgarza]

I rate this movie right up there with …. dang it … got nothing!

[jamesknight]

The dinner scene is like a 50s coffee commercial .

[steveneardley]

The director--Larry Buchanan--was once criticized by a producer for being way behind schedule. Buchanan had the loose-leaf script in his hand. He reached in and pulled out a bunch of pages at random, then threw them on the ground: "There, now I'm caught up!" There was a hilarious fanzine, in the Subgenius genre, called Zontar in the 1990s. It was a mag that specialized in deconstructionist analyses of bad horror movies.. It was written in Courier font, stapled together, and had corrections penned in over crossed-out words. They specialized in over-the-top rants.

[rexlex]

The budget for this movie was $22, 000? The actors must have worked for free.