This surprisingly well-made low-budget film is a sci-fi disaster film offering a double whammy of atomic age fears. When the United States and Russia test nuclear bombs simultaneously, the Earth is knocked off its axis and begins rapidly hurtling towards the sun.

The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1961)

A family of four excitedly departs Los Angeles for a camping trip, seeking adventure and fresh air. However, their plans are abruptly shattered when a nuclear bomb devastates the city, forcing the father to fight desperately to keep his family alive amidst the ensuing chaos and lawlessness.

Panic in Year Zero (1962)

Dr. David Loring and the whole world watch in horror as a missile from outer space circles the Earth, destroying everything in its path. Oceans turn to steam, mountains melt, and thousands drop dead every minute as this thing from outer hell burns the world alive!

The Lost Missile (1958)

When a narcotics deal goes sour and a suspect disappears, Tokyo police question his wife and stake out the nightclub where she works. His disappearance stumps the police until a scientist appears who claims that H-Bomb tests in the Pacific have created radioactive creatures: "H-Men"-who ooze like slime and dissolve anyone they touch!

The H-Man (1958)

Trashy movie warning! The Emerald Planet's Starman attempts to save Japan from the evil nuclear-armed gangsters of the United States. Yep, pure trash.

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