The Lost Planet

Year: 1953

Runtime: 246 mins

Language: English

Director: Spencer Gordon Bennet

ActionScience Fiction

When a rogue scientist, Dr. Ernst Grood, has already conquered the alien world Ergo, he sets his sights on seizing Earth. Armed with alien resources, he launches a cosmic crime wave, but a determined team of reporters bands together to expose his sinister plot and stop his plans.

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