La Humanidad En Peligro

New Mexico dawn, 1954. A rancher’s pickup finds a lone picnic basket gutted by pincers in the dust. Arthropods the size of locomotives chew through cinderblock; a little girl speaks in screams that aren’t hers. A skeptical entomologist, his daughter, a trooper who knows ants from holes, and a G-man who still thinks communists built this will have to pry open a nest beneath the Los Alamos water tower before the prairie swarms.

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Gordon Douglas directed La Humanidad En Peligro in 1954. See Gordon Douglas's full filmography, where to start with Gordon Douglas, or where to go after you've seen everything by Gordon Douglas.

La Humanidad En Peligro was released in 1954 (EN original-language production), with a runtime of 94 minutes.