Destination Inner Space

I love this monster movie to death. If you haven't seen it, by all means buy it. However, for those who have this or have seen it, be aware it's a fullscreen, crappy transfer. If you already got this prior to this release, save your money. You tape or dvd-r is probably better than or at least equal to the pic quality of this release. Same washed out colors, but now also "blocky" due to el cheapo dvd transfer. If you've never seen this movie before, this is an ok first way to see it, but it's no improvement on what has been floating out there for years on vhs and dvd-r. I'd say Cheezy Flicks puts out sub-par stuff based on this and the handful of previews of their other releases on this disk, many of which are fake widescreen. Meaning they're fullscreen with black bars across the top and bottom covering up the picture to try to fool idiots that it's widescreen. I hate companies that pull this stunt and will avoid Cheezy Flicks at all costs.

This is one of those obscure 60s B movies that many have heard of but few have ever seen. In a nutshell , this movie is basically a poor man's version of Creature from the Black Lagoon. Scott Brady stars in this undersea adventure about a monster who terrorizing an undersea lab crew. I admit the creature is kind of laughable but it still has a creepy face. There are plenty of scenes of Scott Brady and other cast members in their scuba gear swimming in the water. The pace gets a little better when the monster appears. If you can handle some padding with underwater scenes, this isnt too terribly bad. It is not the worst film ever made ! :)
CheezyFlicks' DVD is actually a pretty decent transfer - at least when compared to the Destination Inner Space DVD that was released by CryptFlicks which was a DVDr and pretty bad / hazy / blurry quality. While this transfer is not digitally remastered it is the clearest print Ive seen of it to date. Overall the clarity is of it is perfectly fine, but nothing spectacular.
For those of you who enjoy a good campy B movie like Slithis, Monster of Piedras Blancas or some of Roger Cormans' 1950s films, I would recommend it.
Decent movie, decent transfer and a decent cost..this will do fine until something better comes along, but I wouldnt hold my breath for that to happen unless its owned by a major studio who decides to go the MOD route...

I remember watching this when i was a kid but never knew what it was called. I also watched it on a B&W televison set (yes, i'm THAT old). After years of trying to find it, I finally did on Amazon.com. It's all here, just as I remembered it. To my surprise, it was in color. This is ne of those movies that points out just what type of trouble people can get themselves into for being curious. A alien ship at the bottom of the sea is something to avoid, not go poking around in. Well, that what a few people did in this classic film, and they walked way (or should I say, swam away) with an unpleasent surprise. All hell breaks lose when a violent aliens starts ripping apart an undersea base and dead bodies are left in the creatures wake. No blood, no gore. But, alot of classic Sci-Fi fun. If you like "Creature from the black lagoon", give this movie a try.