As the police are unable to contain the beast, the National Guard is called in to set up a barricade. While Tom and Lee mourn for Elson, the giant creature shows up at a New York pier and proceeds across town, killing people with each step. However, as Tom and Lee wait for him in the Coast Guard ship, Elson, a Coast Guardsman and the diving bell are devoured by the creature. Excited by the possible discovery of a living specimen of his life's work, Elson arranges to go down into the canyon in a Coast Guard diving bell. Elson theorizes that the beast is following the Arctic current toward the Hudson canyon, the place the beast considers home. While on a date with Lee, Tom is paged by the Coast Guard and told that another mysterious animal has been sited on a coastal farm in Massachusetts. Meanwhile, a lighthouse in Maine is destroyed by a giant reptile. Elson is fascinated that the identified sketch is a rendering of a rhedosaurus and explains that a fossil field in the Hudson Submarine Canyon, which is located 150 miles from the New York coast, contains the bones of several of these animals. When LeMay picks the same sketch as Tom, Tom again requests Elson's help, this time successfully. Tom gains his confidence and asks him to look over Lee's sketches. At her suggestion, Tom tracks down George LeMay, the captain of the second ship, who is at first reluctant to risk further ridicule by talking about his experience. At her apartment, Tom identifies one of the sketches as looking like the creature he saw. Elson's assistant, Lee Hunter, is open to the idea, and after a second ship is reportedly attacked near Marquette, she contacts Tom and asks him to look at several sketches of prehistoric animals. However, Elson is skeptical of Tom's theory that the heat of a nuclear blast freed a reptile that has been hibernating since the Mesozoic era. However, when he reads in a newspaper that a ship sailing off the Grand Banks of Nova Scotia has been sunk, reportedly by a sea serpent, he leaves the hospital to enlist the help of Thurgood Elson, the dean of the department of paleontology at a local university. There Tom's description of the reptile is explained away as a stress-related illusion and ignored, and Tom, himself, reluctantly comes to believe the diagnosis. Army, Tom is sent to a New York hospital to recuperate. Tom, responding to Ritchie's distress flare, is unable to find him, but sees the creature just before he is wounded and rendered unconscious. Ritchie is soon buried in snow when a giant prehistoric reptile emerges from underground and causes an avalanche. The two men separate to complete their tasks before an oncoming blizzard hits. Varma.After conducting a secret experimental nuclear blast for the New York Atomic Energy Commission in the Arctic Circle's Baffin Bay, professors Tom Nesbitt and George Ritchie proceed to the blast area to observe the results. There is plenty of sadistic titil latio ns, gore and nudity in this Nazi sub-genre explo itati on flick. The vertically challenged beast is kept on a diet of mega- aphro disia cs. The Beast is a rapacious, squat, mongoloid sex fiend which she uses to torture and molest female prisoners while the Nazis watch. A beautiful, nefarious senior female SS offic er/do ctor (Magall) creates a genetic, mutant human Beast (half man/half beast). Director: Luigi Batzella (as Ivan Katha nsky), Writers: Lorenzo Artale (dial ogue), Luigi Batzella (as Ivan Katha nsky), Stars: Macha Magall, Gino Turini, Edilio Kim | This is one of many so called Video Nasties and Nazi Porno videos about ficti onali zed World War 2 Nazi POW camp atrocities and Horrifying Exper iment s of S.S. A beautiful, nefarious senior female SS officer/doctor (Magall) creates a genetic, mutant human. Director: Luigi Batzella (as Ivan Kathansky), Writers: Lorenzo Artale (dialogue), Luigi Batzella (as Ivan Kathansky), Stars: Macha Magall, Gino Turini, Edilio Kim | This is one of many so called Video Nasties and Nazi Porno videos about fictionalized World War 2 Nazi POW camp atrocities and Horrifying Experiments of S.S.
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