Name: It! The Terror from Beyond Space
Released: 1958

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5.8 Rating • 1958 • Movie HD Sci-Fi

In 1973 a nuclear-powered starship blast off from Red Planet for world, bring with it the exclusive subsister of the first missionary post, Col. Edward VIII Carruthers (E. G. Marshall Homer Thompson). He is suspect of have murder the other nine member of his crew for their nutrient and H2O ration, on the premiss that he had no way of know if or when an world deliverance missionary post would of all time get.

Cast List

Marshall

Shirley

Kim

Ann

Dabbs

Paul

Robert

Richard

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latif

2026/04/22

فلم "وحشت از ورای فضا" در بخش "علمی‌تخیلی، ترسناک" واقعاً دیدنی بود و فضای خوبی برای تماشا داشت.

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The release of It! The Terror from Beyond Space in 1958 marked a significant milestone in the Sci-Fi genre. This production is celebrated not just for its engaging narrative, but for its outstanding cinematography. GulMovie is proud to feature this title as part of its premium collection with maximum visual fidelity.

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