Day The World Ended 1955 DivX-NvadR

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Day The World Ended 1955 DivX-NvadR
  • Release date: 1 Dec 1955
  • Release year: 1955
  • Runtime: 79 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: barefoot woman, nuclear holocaust, end of civilization, rabbit, b movie, monster, psychotronic film, disaster film, geiger counter, camp
  • Budget: $96,000
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In a post-Apocalyptic world after an atomic war seven disparate people find themselves in a protected valley in the home of a survivalist and his beautiful daughter.
Jim Maddison had been expecting the worst, so when the world is destroyed in a nuclear holocaust, he's made provisions for himself, his daughter Louise and their friend Rick. They have enough supplies to last until the radiation abates but Jim's plans go awry with the unexpected arrival of Tony Lamont and his girlfriend Ruby. Not only does it affect the supply situation but Tony is far too slick and a schemer to be trusted. As the weeks go by however, they soon realize that they also have to face a mutated creature living in the nearby woods.

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File Size: 700 MB
Duration: 01:00:00
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