I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Disappointment for a huge fan!

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Jack Arnold was very prolific in science-fiction horror. But, unfortunately, not even one masterpiece, only dozen films. And this "Revenge of the Creature" is no exception. The actors strived, they gave their strength but the story was bankrupt at birth, everything is awkward. Clint Eastwood as Jennings, uncredited, in his first film. Just another Hollywood nonsense!

I actually like this second film a little better than the first 1954 film, 'Creature from the Black Lagoon'. To me, the characters are a little better developed and a bit more likable in 'Revenge'. (It' just a matter of personal preference).My heart went out to Gill-man in both films, but this second film I felt more pity for him. He just wanted to be left alone in the amazon but they captured him and brought him to an aquarium where he can became an attraction and to be studied. They are better equipped in this second film to "study" him but their form of "study" is too much for the poor creature and he escapes the aquarium.This film is a bit creepy, lots of underwater action where you fear for the lives of the humans yet pity the Gill-man at the same time. A good sequel.9/10

The lovable monster is back and only this time it is like the other half of the underwater KING KONG story. The monster gets captured from his comfort zone, gets sent to Florida and escapes and wrecks havoc. Speaking of KING KONG, Chris Mueller Jr., who designed the Gillman costume (read my review on CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON), was assigned to make the costume for Universal's unmade epic, THE LEGEND OF KING KONG, but it never got made. REVENGE OF THE CREATURE was released in 3D, this was interesting to see that creature back in action. The music is great and the cinematography is awesome. Once again, SVENGOOLIE was the one that sent me here. I said it before and I said it again, this movie has no right to be remade. I highly recommend it, but like the first film, it is best for children over the age of seven and accompanied by an adult since it has no rating. Strange, the first film was rated G when it was released in 1972. Oh what the hey, this movie is rated G by my standards.

Upon hearing the news of the "Creature" from the ill-fated scientific crew of the previous movie "Joe Hayes" (John Bromfield) is determined to go to the Amazon Jungle and bring back it back—dead or alive. When he finally arrives he discovers that not only is it still alive but that bringing it back alive may be more problematic than he realized. In spite of that he manages to capture it but in the process it is almost killed and goes into a coma. Even so he succeeds in bringing it back to an aquarium in south Florida where a scientist by the name of "Professor Clete Ferguson" (John Agar) manages to revive it and has a chain attached to its ankle to prevent it from escaping from its tank and possibly wrecking havoc upon the people who are lining up to catch a glimpse of him. It is during this time that a pretty ichthyologist by the name of "Helen Dobson" (Lori Nelson) arrives and catches the eye of Clete. But Clete isn't the only one attracted to her. Anyway, rather than disclose the rest of the story I will just say this sequel to "Creature from the Black Lagoon" was rather tame in comparison. I liked the beginning and the end but the middle portion was a bit too slow and dull for my tastes. Accordingly, I rate the film as slightly below average.