They Came from Another World in the Film, Invation of the Body Snatchers by Jack Finney

They are from different worlds. A name-based book invades Body Stalker. It started with Kevin McCarthy as Miles Bennell, Dana Wynter as Becky Driscoll, Larry Gates as Dan Kauffman, and King Donovan as Jack Belicec. This classic horror movie began at a hospital emergency ward where madmen were housed. They judged that it was Miles Bennel that talked about the tail case before he was arrested. Bennell is a small town doctor who just returned from the meeting. He soon realized that much of his patience believes that their loved one is not himself.

Body Snatchers was an SF novel written by American writer Jack Finney in 1955, serialized in Colliers magazine in 1954 and is known as the real life of the original movie of California Mill Valley as "Santa Mira" . Was invaded by species drifting from space to the earth. Seeds grown from a sheath like a plant replace the sleeping person with complete physical copying and have the same knowledge, memory, scars, etc., but we can not feel human emotions and emotions. Human victims will vanish forever

For 60 years people have argued about hitting those who rob the body. Some people think that this is a coding warning about the spread of Communism. Others like novelist Jacques Finney (the story on which the movie is based) are seen as absolutely non-political thrillers. Either way, various fans agreeing to invade the body predator are long-lasting horror classics. Liberated on this day in 1956, it still shook his spine. In November and December 1954, Collier 's magazine later announced a three - part series called "the most original suspense story of the year". Film producer Walter Wange started talking about the story of the movie before reading the second part of the right.

You may wonder why the final title is different from the title of the Finnie original series. In 1884, Robert Louis Stevenson wrote a short story called Body Snatcher converted to RKO movie in 1945. In order to avoid confusion with previous movies, Siegel 's movie was renamed as an invasive body router. Siegel said, "I think that the image that the pod grows to people can be confused." "I hope to play a role in this way and its role will not be a serious threat," he said. It was later suspended by movie dealers Allied Artists. "In their sacred words," horror movies are horror films and there is no humor space, "Siegel explained. "My translation is that their pods do not have humor."