机械怪兽 Robot Monster
机械怪兽 Robot Monster
机械怪兽 Robot Monster-导演: 菲尔·塔克
机械怪兽 Robot Monster-编剧: Wyott Ordung
机械怪兽 Robot Monster-主演: 乔治·纳德 , Claudia Barrett
机械怪兽 Robot Monster-电影类型: 科幻
机械怪兽 Robot Monster-上映日期: 1953-06-25
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  • 电影怪

    电影怪 2021-11-12 21:54:38

    看到介绍说不输plan 9 from outer space的烂到反而好电影就马上跑去补了,笑的肉疼,大猩猩拼潜水头盔的怪兽就算了,里面的人走路也不研究下,就像个心不甘情不愿套着外皮走路的临时演员,一家子给小女儿盖坟墓的时候准女婿走过来没了最后一口气,大家像没事发生似的就让人露尸荒野了,绝!

  • 空调红太狼

    空调红太狼 2021-03-19 03:20:19

    智障

  • 叉叉小箭猪

    叉叉小箭猪 2019-11-22 11:58:07

    把机器人头盔套在怪兽脑袋上实在是太low了,可惜看不到3D的low版。

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