George Gobel, an actor known for his sharp wit, made notable appearances in cult cinema with I Married a Woman (1958) and The Day It Came to Earth (1977). His comedic timing and distinctive persona brought a refreshing element to the films of the late 1950s and 1970s. In Ellie (1984), Gobel continued to explore his craft, contributing to the quirky narratives that define the era's cult films. His work remains a testament to the charm and humor that resonates within the realms of exploitation and grindhouse cinema.
The Day It Came to Earth
An alien comes to Earth in a falling meteor and strikes a pond where local mobsters have stashed the body of their latest victim. The meteor reanimates the victim and, when the local college kids come to the swimming hole for a swim, excitement ensues.
