Day the World Ended

Roger Corman takes a few thousand dollars and, instead of making a western, he makes another genre exercise on a limited number of sets and with cheap actors. This time, it’s scifi monster movies. I really didn’t expect these to appear for a little while longer, but I guess that the 50s were the height of the sci-fi craze in B-movies. So, it makes sense.

Nuclear annihilation has hit the world and Jim Maddison (Paul Birch) is a very suburban in taste prepper who has set up an isolated hous...