The Beast of Hollow Mountain

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The Beast of Hollow Mountain is a 1956 Western-horror film notable for combining cowboy adventure with stop-motion dinosaur effects.

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instanceOf Western horror film
film
alsoKnownAs La bestia de la montaña hueca
basedOn story by Willis H. O’Brien
cinematographyBy Ernest Laszlo
countryOfOrigin Mexico
United States
director Edward Nassour
Ismael Rodríguez
distributionRegion Mexico
United States
distributor United Artists
featuresCreature carnivorous dinosaur
filmFormat color
widescreen
filmingLocation Mexico
genre Western
horror film
hasSubgenre creature feature
dinosaur film
languageVersion English-language version
Spanish-language version
musicBy Raúl Lavista
notableFor being among the first films to show a dinosaur in color widescreen
combining Western and dinosaur film elements
early use of widescreen color dinosaur effects in a Western setting
originalLanguage English
plotSummary an American rancher in Mexico confronts mysterious cattle disappearances caused by a dinosaur living in a nearby swamp and hollow mountain
producer Edward Nassour
William Nassour
linked to: Edward Nassour
productionCompany Nassour Studios
releaseYear 1956
runtimeMinutes 82
screenwriter Edward Nassour
Henry Sharp
Jack DeWitt
setting ranching region in Mexico
specialEffects stop-motion animation
stars Carlos Rivas
Guy Madison
Mario Navarro
Patricia Medina
timePeriodDepicted late 19th century

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Guy Madison filmographyIncludes The Beast of Hollow Mountain
Terry O. Morse notableWork The Beast of Hollow Mountain