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)

During a flight to Mars in the spaceship Mars Gravity Probe 1, Commander Christopher 'Kit' Draper and Colonel Dan McReady are forced to deviate from an asteroid and they leave their spacecraft in pods. Draper lands on the surface of the Red Planet and survives.

Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964)

A subterranean radioactive entity wreaks havoc at a remote military base in the Scottish Highlands. The British Army is mobilized to confront this terrifying threat. Will they succeed in neutralizing this dangerous entity before it's too late?

X the Unknown (1956)

In a shocking turn of events, a major city faces an urgent evacuation order as an overwhelming army of advanced robots, believed to have originated from the planet Venus, launches a relentless attack, endangering the lives of countless residents.

Target Earth (1954)

A spider escapes from a remote and isolated desert laboratory conducting experiments in giantism. It grows to a tremendous size, causing chaos and destruction as it wreaks havoc on the local inhabitants and their peaceful lives.

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