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Title: One of the better bug movies of the 50s
Review: The Deadly Mantis ranks up among the top bug monster movies of the 1950s. Very intelligent dialogue starts the movie, explaining the U.S.'s defense systems.Special effects are top notch for 1957, and the storyline moves along well.One thing about the mantis. It is the Rich Little of impersonators in the bug world. If you listen closely, you can hear it roar like King Kong (obviously borrowed soundtrack), and in the tunnel at the end of the movie, it makes a sound just like the Creature From the Black Lagoon (obviously more borrowed soundtrack thanks to a limited budget).Something else I have noticed. The people who starred in this sci-fi 50s flicks didn't seem to appear in any major motion pictures with the John Waynes, William Holdens, Glenn Fords and Burt Lancasters. These people must have been Hollywood's mainstream rejects, but they sometimes surprise you by turning in decent performances.
