QUATERMASS II: ENEMY FROM SPACE (1957) Awesome 1090p HD! Giant Alien Monsters!

[@casard5235]

That was a pretty darn good movie, even better than the first one. Cheers and thank you.

[@steveford6022]

Loved quatermas and the pit,this one was pretty darn good too,well any film with sid james and percy herbut has to be good.nice one❤

[@scamchan]

We all need a man like Professor Quatermass in our lives to advance science.

[@randyacuna5643]

You could make an argument that both Quatermass films with Brian could be in the top 10 science fiction movies of the 1950s . They are both excellent.

[@sharonw2475]

Get serious, no way Jose.

[@garryferrington811]

Unlike all those cheap, lousy "science-fiction" movies of the '50's, this is actually pretty good. Hammer was gearing up when they made this.

[@MinhThu-xn2bt]

Brian Donlevy's presence accounts for 70% of the 2 movies' success.

[@RussellBauwens]

Pretty decent movie, I must say! I debated watching but decided to "give it a go" and I'm glad I did .. very well-made for the times! Now, I'm looking forward to even more Quatermass adventures, now that I've experienced one. Thanks for sharing and for the viewing opportunity!

[@James-os5fh]

Quatermass and the pit from 1967 with Barbara Shelley is excellent.

[@felix25ize]

Il y a quand même des longueurs ...

[@RussellBauwens]

@@James-os5fh Thanks for the tip! :^)

[@pathdaly]

To be honest, I think this is the weakest of the three films; the first is much better I think. But of them all, I think the third; Quatermass And The Pit; is the best, with the exception of the unconvincing 'Martians', everything else about it is just great.

[@MinhThu-xn2bt]

​@@pathdaly Sorry, but the 3rd fell flat & the boast became the bust.

[@nanab573]

No ads....yay!

[@dav1dbone]

1090p, definitely Quatermass.

[@StephenIngs-z3k]

I’ve always been a fan of hammer films as far as I concerned there the best films of that era well scripted well acted and well directed and suspense and terror was mounted slowly and diliberent

[@fr57ujf]

Enjoyable low-budget movie. For some reason, the acting in British movies seems more natural and organic than in American movies. A nice performance by Brian Donlevy late in his career.

[@reginaldkaminski5805]

Just Subscribed! You're Great! Very Entertaining!!

[@craigfuller1532]

All those automatic weapons firing and not one bullet hitting the car. Geez

[@bartstewart8644]

James Bond has been getting away with that for decades!

[@livingdeadgirla]

That was really good - thank you 🌻

[@onlyme219]

Quatermass must have influenced the writers of Dr Who back in the day

[@kevindoom]

nigel kneale wrote a lot of england's scifi creaive writing around that time

[@princerupert6161]

Alot of past their prime American actors ended up in low budget movies. Like Good quality second hand furniture. They added a slight touch of Hollywood... 👌

[@seththewelsh1055]

The First 3 movies are the best!!!

[@James-os5fh]

Vera Day was great in her day what more can i say.

[@MinhThu-xn2bt]

Don't forget Marianne Stone (the secretary) !

[@James-os5fh]

Marianne Stone the most prolific film actress in British history. R.I.P.

[@allencampbell8322]

Well thought out plot, great writing, and jolly good acting

[@Ernest-z9y]

I was 12 years old and is scared me but not now. I enjoyed seeing it

[@michaellehmbeck8671]

Pretty decent 50’s Sci-Fi horror.

[@johnclonch738]

What a great movie 😊

[@JonDoe-e1h]

Absolutely 💯-

[@63mckenzie]

Apparently, Donlevy was one of Barbara Stanwyck's favourite actors. She even convinced her brother to name his son after him ; Brian Stanwyck Stevens.

[@tomdis8637]

Not bad. Brian Donlevy was well past his prime as an actor when he starred in this. I think his finest performance was in the late Forties film “Impact”.

[@patriciapiper6294]

Hi Tom, wasn't he also in the Fly?? He was a great scientist wherever he was. Plus, an industrialist with a scanky wife!!! He's always on the verge of something!!!😮😉

[@jimmorrison6421]

​@@patriciapiper6294 also b donlevy in the great mcginty

[@CliveHenly]

Great film, thanks. I think the new housing estate was in Hemel Hempstead and the alien plant was the Shell refinery in Stanford le Hope Essex.

[@anthonycrumb5753]

I yhink you are right.

[@stefanomilano]

the shipping rolls are wonderful…..!!!!!

[@jessfrankel5212]

Hammer had a limited budget, but they made the most of it, getting good actors who really believed in their craft. Nigel Kneale wrote a lot of their early scripts,...very wordy, but solid scripts. Jimmy Sangster also wrote quality scripts, and the direction in the movies was always good. Brian Donlevy wasn't the best Quatermass around, IMO, but he wasn't the worst, either. His stature as an actor in Hollywood helped, although British audiences were divided on him...they'd have preferred an English actor. Kneale disliked him...Donlevy had a rep as a drunk...maybe true, maybe not, but he had been a well-established actor in the 1940's and early 1950's. Whatever the case, the first two Quatermass flicks were good, and Quatermass and the Pit, with Andrew Kier in the lead, was solid as well.

[@EdwinHenriquez-ev5hv]

Great opening 0:16

[@Misty_mountains.360]

Yeah that was good

[@stephenduffy562]

Why are we still waiting for a decent blu ray release of the two 1950's Quatermass movies ? If FROM HELL IT CAME can make it to the format surely these two gems can.

[@SubPablum]

Most memorable line: that pipe has been blocked with human pulp!

[@pressureworks]

Perhaps The Doctor and Unit were busy fighting Cybermen or Daleks. That would explain their absence.

[@jimmorrison6421]

They wernt created till 6 yrs after this movie

[@pressureworks]

@jimmorrison6421 But the Doctor is 1,000 Years Old. And of course can travel thru time and space, plus plenty of room in the Tardis and every member of U.N.I.T.

[@felix25ize]

Nice body count ... ^^

[@PpunktP]

Klasse

[@michaelscott1658]

Strange how the plant guards could only shoot & miss then were somehow unable to pursue once the others drove away in a vehicle...and that security gate they drove through ecaping at the films end sure was solid wasn't it? Popped right open with no damage to the vehicle or the people in it at all...!

[@JohnMartinelli-r5b]

I could only watch a quarter of it.

[@paulbriggs3072]

A quarter of it's mass?

[@michaelscott1658]

​@@paulbriggs3072 thumbs up 4 that witty reply

[@bigaltheoriginal6579]

1090 ? or 1080 ?

[@nickmoore9643]

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[@gterrymed]

Same composer as DRACULA, PRINCESS OF DARKNESS' opening ❤

[@REIRBL]

👍👍👍👍

[@daystatesniper01]

This was a prototype quorn facillity

[@hurdygurdyguy1]

2:46 ... "...probably a bit liverish..." I love it when you talk techno babble!

[@richardjones3826]

Was obviously based on a true story? Juhaptergee

[@joenightshade]

Made the year I was born...they asked nigel kneal if he would write for Dr Who and he refused ...calling it rubbish!

[@anthonykimball7463]

NOT the complete film....missing 5 minutes.

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

Poor old Syd

[@jeremymerrifield7244]

or even Sid

[@rockindaddy6535]

Not fantastic but not too bad.

[@00996580]

Le cortaron los títulos. A quién se le ocurre eso? Que falta de respeto!!!!

[@garyfinn8772]

Michael ripper

[@DavidRice111]

Quatermass ~ the Elon Musk of yesterday.

[@perilouspalms2497]

Quatermass would never create something as evil and corrupt as PayPal

[@bartstewart8644]

Musk is closer to the slime in the Domes.

[@DavidRice111]

@@bartstewart8644 Little chihuahuas yapping at the big dog. 😂

[@mikemcgrath5188]

DJT would make the perfect Quatermass

[@douglas9607]

DJT would make the perfect monster on Quatermass

[@perilouspalms2497]

The opening music sounds like a rip off version of Godzilla 1954

[@mostlynew]

The music for the early Quatermass films was terrible,if not irritating

[@johnodo764]

Stolen music soundtrack.

[@delz3501]

It was fairly interesting until it wasn't

[@neilfurby555]

Desperately dreadful, especially the shouty bloke in the overcoat. Certainly not a classic of any sort.

[@raymondbuniak6887]

Needs some better monster aliens besides black slimy blobs. Too easy to kill.

[@kenkellalea329]

Very interesting but stupid

[@49558201]

not his best .