Ignoring the cheesy special effect and the hammy acting, the Alligator People is and interesting film with no concrete resolution. Filmed in 1959, the Alligator People tells the tale of a young wife searching for her husband in the gator-infested bayous of Louisiana. There she trailed her groom who disappeared mysteriously on his own volition. We discover that he had narrowly survived an incredible plane crash, breaking nearly every bone in his body, yet only months later he was in the peak of health. It turns out that his mother, a wealthy widow of an intelligent scientist, had paid another scientist to experiment on her son with a special regenerative formula extracted from alligators. Unfortunately, as it turns out, the formula is changing him into a reptile. By the end of the movie, the entire compound has been destroyed, and the young wife is left having blocked every memory of the incident. If you're into classic style horror, this is a great one, despite the funny title.
Shout by Robert QuinnBlockedParent2013-07-28T14:59:28Z
Ignoring the cheesy special effect and the hammy acting, the Alligator People is and interesting film with no concrete resolution. Filmed in 1959, the Alligator People tells the tale of a young wife searching for her husband in the gator-infested bayous of Louisiana. There she trailed her groom who disappeared mysteriously on his own volition. We discover that he had narrowly survived an incredible plane crash, breaking nearly every bone in his body, yet only months later he was in the peak of health. It turns out that his mother, a wealthy widow of an intelligent scientist, had paid another scientist to experiment on her son with a special regenerative formula extracted from alligators. Unfortunately, as it turns out, the formula is changing him into a reptile. By the end of the movie, the entire compound has been destroyed, and the young wife is left having blocked every memory of the incident. If you're into classic style horror, this is a great one, despite the funny title.