Feature1967·91m·4.8

Battle Beneath the Earth

An Incredible Battle Is Raging Right Under Your Feet!

Science FictionThriller

Government officials discover a horrible plot: the Chinese are tunneling their way to the United States.

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Cast

Kerwin Mathews

Cmdr. Jonathan Shaw

Viviane Ventura

Tila Yung

Robert Ayres

Adm. Felix Hillebrand

Peter Arne

Arnold Kramer

Al Mulock

Sgt. Marvin Mulberry

Martin Benson

Gen. Chan Lu

Peter Elliott

Dr. Kengh Lee

Earl Cameron

Sgt. Seth Hawkins

John Brandon

Maj. Frank Cannon

Ed Bishop

Lt. Cmdr. Vance Cassidy (as Edward Bishop)

Bill Nagy

Col. Talbot Wilson

Sarah Brackett

Meg Webson

Paula Li Shiu

Dr. Arnn

David Spenser

Maj. Chai

Michael McStay

Bomb Train Commander

Carl Jaffe

Dr. Galissi

Norma West

Susan Kramer

Larry Cross

Broadcaster

Bessie Love

Matron

Bee Duffell

Matron's Friend

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British StudiosReynolds-Vetters Productions Ltd.

Crew

Director

Montgomery Tully

Writers

Charles F. Vetter, Charles F. Vetter

Kenneth Talbot

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

CinemaSerf

9/5/2024

5.0

This starts off with a man lying on the pavement claiming he can hear mass burrowing noises below. Perhaps unsurprisingly he is taken away to be "looked after", but after an incident at a top secret underwater facility, then a mining disaster, the authorities start to investigate in earnest - and they discover an intricate network of tunnels that have been bored under sensitive targets across the USA. It falls to "Shaw" (Kerwin Matthews) to organise the defence of the nation and thwart the cunning plan of rogue General "Chan Lu" (Martin Benson) complete with his army of henchmen, some red is green hypnosis and his menacing hawk. It reminded me of an episode of the "Man from UNCLE" this, plenty of well staged action, gadgets, gizmos and a highly pitched score that tries hard to engender some sense of peril - sadly not to be when much of the scenery is clearly made from papier-mâché! I kept expecting Christopher Lee to show up at some point.