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Invasion USA (1952) And Red Nightmare (1962)
TORRENT SUMMARY
Invasion, U.S.A.
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Theatrical Release: 1952-12-10 DVD Release: 2013-11-26 Torrent Release: 08-07-2012 by user
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Movie Genre:
Drama, Sci-Fi, War
Runtime:
73 min.
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Approved
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DESCRIPTION
Five people are sitting in a New York bar with a mysterious Mr. Ohman, when they hear the news that the godless Communists are invading the good ol' U.S. of A. The five rush off to various sections of the country to do their part to stop the invasion, when an A-bomb crashes down upon Manhattan.
Sinopsis by IMDBInvasion USA (1952)
The exploitation masterpiece Invasion USA begins when a mysterious stranger
(Academy Award nominee Dan O’Herlihy) engages a diverse group of Manhattan bar
patrons in a discussion on the best way to beat Communism. Suddenly, a real
Red Alert is declared and enemy parachutists by the thousands begin landing on
American soil! Soon atom bombs are dropping, skyscrapers are crumbling and
fifth columnists are taking over key industries. Through it all, a suave,
street-smart reporter (Gerald Mohr) and a beautiful debutante (Peggie Castle)
desperately try to find time for romance amid the chaos.
The producers of Invasion USA – a motion picture made during the height of the
Cold War – dared to show audiences what World War III might look like. By
making ingenious use of stock footage, models and other special effects, the
filmmakers created a film that makes for an indelible viewing experience.
This is pop culture history at its most explosive!
Red Nightmare (1962)
Produced under the “personal supervision” of Jack L. Warner, the Red Scare
classic had a budget and a cast (Jack Webb, Jack Kelly, Andrew Duggan) that
was unheard of for a government educational film of its era. Indeed, not many
government shorts before or since have been featured in Daily Variety as
Freedom And You (later retitled Red Nightmare by the studio to give it more
“punch”) was.
“Film will depict contrast between concept of American freedom and life under
Communism,” reported Variety in a February 28, 1962 article announcing the
picture’s imminent production. “It will be part of the Defense Department’s
long-range program to strengthen servicemen’s faith in his American heritage
and to acquaint him with the dangers of Communism.”
The story presents Jerry Donovan (Jack Kelly) as a complacent citizen who
experiences a dream in which his town has been taken over by Communists.
Jack Webb acts as narrator, antagonist and muse.
In a 1987 interview, Red Nightmare screenwriter Vincent Forte recalled the
high level guidance he received in scripting his propaganda masterpiece:
“Jack Warner was very gung-ho in that area (anti-communism). He wanted the
message spelled out in very blunt terms. He wanted us to hit ‘em over the
head with it.”
Decades later, Red Nightmare is both a historical artifact AND an essential
title – alongside Invasion USA (1952), Red Dawn (1984) and Amerika
(1987 TV miniseries) – in the subgenre of “Soviet America” cinema.
If The Bomb Falls – A Recorded Guide To Survival (1961)
TOPS Hi Fi L1728 – 1961
Produced by David Pell
Narrated by David Wiley
A chillingly monotone spoken word album that instructs the listener on how
to stock and live in a fallout shelter for up to two weeks.
This was one of two LPs (The Complacent Americans being the other) released
during the shelter craze of 1961 that was sparked by President Kennedy’s
July 25, 1961 speech to the nation on the crisis in Berlin.
The Complacent Americans – Official Civil Defense Survival Instructions (1961)
CEE DEE RECORDS – 1961
Written and produced by Larry Blake
Mr. Jack F. Fuller appears through the courtesy of the Office of Civil Defense,
City of Los Angeles, State of California
With Robert Connelly as the Complacent American
The shocking spoken word “flipside” to If The Bomb Falls dramatizes an actual
H-bomb attack on a fictional city as witnessed by a woefully complacent
American.
This was one of two LPs (If The Bomb Falls being the other) released during
the shelter craze of 1961 that was sparked by President Kennedy’s
July 25, 1961 speech to the nation on the crisis in Berlin.
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If The Bomb Falls - A Recorded Guide To Survival (1961) album review by CONELRAD.txt
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If The Bomb Falls - A Recorded Guide To Survival (1961) introduction.txt
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If The Bomb Falls - A Recorded Guide To Survival (1961).mp3
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Invasion USA (1952) cast interviews Summer 2001 (Dan O'Herlihy, William Schallert, Noel Neill).avi
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Invasion USA (1952) cover art.jpg
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Invasion USA (1952) introduction.txt
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Invasion USA (1952) lobby card 1 for 1956 re-release.jpg
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Invasion USA (1952) movie review by Bill Geerhart (editor of CONELRAD).txt
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Invasion USA (1952) Peggy Castle and Noel Neill posing with special-effects model.jpg
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Invasion USA (1952) theatrical trailer for 1956 re-release.avi
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Invasion USA (1952) wikipedia entry.txt
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Invasion USA (1952).avi
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Red Nightmare (1962) aka Freedom And You (1962).avi
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Red Nightmare (1962) introduction.txt
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Red Nightmare (1962) wikipedia entry.txt
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