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Gog is a 1954 American 3D film about a sabotaged space station project and its deadly robots Gog and Magog. The film stars Richard Egan, Constance Dowling, and Herbert Marshall, and was directed by Herbert L. Strock.
A security agent investigates sabotage and murder at a secret underground laboratory, home of two experimental robots named Gog and Magog. The film features a supercomputer, a flamethrower, and a freezing to death scene.
- (1.6K)
- Drama, Horror, Romance
- Herbert L. Strock
- 1954-06
A sci-fi thriller about a security agent investigating sabotage and murder at a secret underground space research base. He faces a supercomputer, two robots, and a mysterious aircraft in his quest to stop a saboteur.
Gog (1954) Gog (1954) View more photos Movie Info Synopsis A mechanical brain is programmed to sabotage the government's secret lab while working on the first space station.
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- Richard Egan
- Herbert L. Strock
- Sci-Fi
“…and then, without warning, the machine became a Frankenstein of steel!”Theatrical trailer for GOG (1954).http://www.discape.ca/film/gog-1954
- 2 min
- 50
- Discape
Gog and Magog are robots controlled by a spy who sabotages a space station project. The film features a giant computer, a mirror to collect solar energy, and a plane that beams high-frequency rays.
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Shortly after the filming of Gog was completed, Constance Dowling married Ivan Tors and retired from acting. Another actor in the film, William Schallert, made his debut in the science fiction genre with this low budget feature; he later appeared in other film genres, ranging from comedies to dramas and back again to science fiction.
