Zaat
“Is the monster man... fish... or devil?”
Synopsis
A mad scientist sets into motion his master plan: to transform himself into a mutated walking catfish and exact revenge on those who have rejected him. His experiment goes awry, and he becomes tempted to kidnap a nubile young woman with the intent of transforming her as well, so that he might breed.
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Principal cast & crew: 17
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Edited by George YarbroughShot by Jack McgowanScored by Jamie Defrates
Box Office
1971 · Box office
Produced on a $75K budget
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$75K
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Cast & Crew
17 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Marshall Grauer
as Dr. Kurt Leopold
Wade Popwell
as The Monster
Paul Galloway
as Sheriff Lou Krantz
Gerald Cruse
as Marine Biologist Rex
Sanna Ringhaver
as INPIT Agent Martha Walsh
Dave Dickerson
as INPIT Agent Walker Stevens
Rich Valliere
as Deputy Sheriff
Nancy Lien
as Girl Camper
Russell Holcomb
as Fisherman
Gloria Brady
as Fisherman's Wife
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