CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA

Cinemavixion Review

Roger Corman’s "Creature from the Haunted Sea" is a delightfully campy B-movie that playfully blends crime caper elements with genuine horror tropes. Set against a backdrop of revolution, the narrative follows a crook whose elaborate scheme to fake a sea creature attack for profit is hilariously upended when a *real* monster emerges. The film’s charm lies in its audacious premise and Corman’s signature low-budget ingenuity. Antony Carbone delivers a performance fitting for the genre, navigating the escalating absurdity with gusto. While not a critical darling, its unique blend of black comedy and creature feature makes it a cult favorite, offering a fun, if schlocky, cinematic experience that fans of vintage horror and Corman's prolific output will surely appreciate.