The Bees (1978)
Genre: Horror / Thriller
Duration: 93 minuten
Alternative title: Abejas Asesinas
Country:
United States / Mexico
Directed by: Alfredo Zacharias Jr.
Stars: John Carradine, John Saxon and Angel Tompkins
IMDb score:
4,1 (1.687)
Releasedate: 1 November 1978
The Bees plot
"They prey on HUMAN FLESH!"
Bandits from South America enter the US with a shipment of deadly bees. A small group of scientists tries to stop the deadly swarm before it threatens the entire country.
Actors and actresses
John Norman
Sandra Miller
Dr. Sigmund Hummel
Dr. Franklin Miller
Alicia
Father
Julio
Arthur
Undersecretary Brennan
Winkler
Reviews & comments
Lennert
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- 2412 messages
- 1400 votes
Under the guise of 'another evening of watching newly found VHS' we threw The Bees into the recorder with great courage (leave out the 'good'). Exactly as expected it turned out to be pulp of the lowest shelf with horrible acting, non-existent special effects, a soundtrack that was clearly designed by someone who usually makes jingles for game shows and a hilarious story about bees who ultimately try to communicate with humans to tell them to stop polluting the environment. As sad as it sounds, people like John Carradine and John Saxon are even too good for this kind of work. I had to laugh occasionally from the sheer desperation, but otherwise it is exceptionally shit.
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dutchtuga
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- 16970 messages
- 4101 votes
Released by the American Vinegar Syndrome, a very cool label that focuses on obscure B-titles. The Bees is certainly not one of their better titles but still has elements that could appeal to the B-movie lover. For example, we can admire genre favorites John Saxon and John Carradine and the ending is quite hilarious.
Longer review:
The Bees (Alfredo Zacharias) – blu-ray review | It's Only a Movie - itsonlyamovie.nl
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
For those who are afraid of bees or hyperallergic to them, this is undoubtedly not fun. It didn't do much for me, but that was more because of the film than the bees themselves.
More of a typical low budget 80s movie that moves along leisurely. The plot is secondary, so it doesn't really matter, which is why many dialogues didn't matter much.
Well scary those scenes with those big black swarms of bees standing out against the blue sky. Not a great approach always, but all in all digestible. Nice to see John Carradine or John Saxon again.
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