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We created an armature film with a garbage dump smog monster 6 years prior. In 1970, over 500 amateur film makers and high school film departments from the South (San Francisco) Bay attended an event at Fremont High school (Sunnyvale). Our production, The Monster That Everybody Created, along with four other competing films, were shown to the audience in a theater setting. The movie is posted in my channel.

Carrollsville 1 year ago

I got this on one of those cheapy 50 packs. In that collection, it's one of the better movies.

Adom 1 year ago

Oro puro

ultimaesperanza04 1 year ago

milpitas is gay

goddamitdevin12 1 year ago

Saw it, and I disliked it.

The good thing about this movie is Paul Frees' narration at the beginning and end.

MattBL 1 year ago

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You could get a copy of the Milpitas Monster movie from George Loughborough at Huntford Printing & Graphics, 275 Dempsey road, Milpitas, CA. 408-957-5000

kloughborough 1 year ago

ON HOT DAYS YOU CAN STILL SMELL THE MONSTERS FARTS!!!!

JOKERLOKES14 1 year ago

I need to see this NOW!

torpedoboy4 1 year ago

"Living trash" is right...

homodementicus 1 year ago

Robert Burrill, the producer of The Milpitas Monster, is a retired teacher living still in Milpitas. He also wrote a book about Milpitas history and another about the history of nearby Alviso. His YouTube channel is moooose69. Lost copyright when the lawyer hired to do the job failed to do what he was paid for...

AnotherAmateur 1 year ago

i have not watched such a stupid-flop movie ever!

fumerofum 1 year ago

guess what? not on NETFLIX and the one place I thought you could get it from went out of business...

TEMPmichaelhansen 1 year ago

I remember watching this movie on Beta. Pure cheese and excellent!

N8Core14 2 years ago

Heh, I remember being at Robert Randall School and the Milpitas Monster and King Kong were both at my school for the halloween day. I remember I got lost from my class. :(

thanoson 2 years ago

I was student Samuel Ayer High School (Class of 75) when this film was being made by one of our teachers.

zenntanya 2 years ago

not avaliable from netflix anymore BOB WILKINS where do you get this movie from???

TEMPmichaelhansen 2 years ago

@TEMPmichaelhansen . You could get a copy of the Milpitas Monster movie from George Loughborough at Huntford Printing & Graphics, 275 Dempsey road, Milpitas, CA. 408-957-5000

kloughborough 1 year ago 3

haha my photo teacher made this movie

sanoe2lake 2 years ago

i wanted to see this, until i found out it was another giant monster movie. this character would be so interesting as a human sized creature....

apparently the english name is "The Mutant Beast" :/ I still wonder if its worth watching although my imagination based on the poster isnt accurate...

RickyRiddy2 2 years ago

This is amazing, glad it made its way to YouTube....Who's ready to make a new take on this movie?

t1tv 2 years ago 2

My childhood home is in this movie. For that reason alone is why I own it. You can see portions of old Milpitas that you won't recongnize anymore.

Videoxg 2 years ago 2

@Videoxg Yes my favorite part is to see old city hall and nothing between it and the 680 bridge

tddybear603 9 months ago

:] went i was little i used to think it was real so i would get scareddd

TinkerbellChick22 2 years ago

oh wow. never knew this cute little city will have a monster like that. O:

pamoii 2 years ago

From what I've seen,the Monster looks a lot like Chthulu.

Bizarronumber4 3 years ago

The story is- Milpitas was going broke and needed tourism. The Milpitas chamber of commerence voted to make a film using local tax dollars. Everyone in town was encouraged to be a part of the film. The film it was promoted on a local televesion station KTVU Channels 2 on the late night weekend movie hosted by Bob Wilkenson. I heard the film stunk but generated an amazing amount of money and tourism.

PhildaShrink 3 years ago

The movie didn't stink. The movie was not paid with tax dollars, the funds were raised by the Milpitas high school photography class. This movie was highly successful, yes, but Milpitas was not going broke. Bob Burrill made this movie, soon selling it to local business owner and old friend, George Loughborough, who is also my grandfather. After thirty years, this movie is still bringing in profits. Please do not assume these kind of things. Have a nice day!

-Samantha Loughborough : )

godzilla9696 2 years ago

I've driven thru milpitas once. Never seen the monster but I did get a wiff of the town. GACK!

hawkeystud 3 years ago

WTF is Milpitas? Sounds like a Mexican dish.

YungReg88 3 years ago

Milpitas- "little cornfields" or "land of a thousand fields"

godzilla9696 2 years ago

I see. Sounds like somewhere I'd like to live. No neighbors to worry about. Lmao.

YungReg88 2 years ago

reply to YungReg88's comment~ actually, the name was given to the town back when the spanish inhabited the area. the town's current population is mostly asian/european. many condominiums are being built to manage the rapid population increase.

godzilla9696 2 years ago

Okay. I figured the name had some kind of hispanic history.

YungReg88 2 years ago

i wanna rent it, BTW I LIVE IN MILPITAS!!!

BadtzMaru12345 3 years ago

I saw parts of the monster costume in the Great Mall in an out of the way display window about ten years ago. Not sure if they still have it.

Wailwulf 3 years ago

my grandfather has the costume now, it is in his office.

contact me for any information on the movie! : )

godzilla9696 2 years ago

my family owns the copyright : )

contact me if you would like to purchase it!

I LIVE THERE TOO! : )

godzilla9696 2 years ago

This movie is public domain, Don't contact godzilla9696, nobody owns the copyright.

kylethompson 2 years ago

This movie is NOT public domain. I know for a fact that the copyright is owned by George Loughborough of Huntford Printing & Graphics. PLEASE get your facts straight before you criticize, thank you.

godzilla9696 2 years ago

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tehpwnish 2 years ago

I work in Milpitas.

This movie is listed as public domain and can be downloaded for free at the Internet Archive (Listed as "The Mutant Beast") so you may want to dispute the status with them if you own the copyright. Sorry it won't let me post the link.

I thoroughly enjoyed the movie.

tehpwnish 2 years ago

And all this time i thought it was just an urban legend...

TimelordR 3 years ago

AWESOME DESTRUCTION~!

Devilution 3 years ago

I had the great pleasure of watching this at the Serra Theaters in Milpitas, CA circa 1991. It was awesome!

bisnagaboy 3 years ago

What year did this movie come out? the special fx are cheesy.

only257 4 years ago

the mid 70s

9900123 3 years ago

1975

Melphistox 3 years ago

bad movie jajaj i saw it and im searching this file

evilthrill 4 years ago

this film is corny,roughly made,and a really wonderful thing-don't expect anything serious,just ingest some grapes and or beers,sit back,and enjoy!

fukshtup 4 years ago

this is such a fool movie. Dont waste your time to watch it or waste your money to buy it. Its a movie for kids even though there will be bored also to watch that stupid film

fumerofum 4 years ago

it was a movie project from milptas high school in like 60's or 70's

RandomHero486 4 years ago

70's to be correct.

MattBL 3 years ago

Rumor has it that Milpitas Monster was inspired by the "Monster That Everybody Created" (Peterson High School), which was shown at Fremont High School (Sunnyvale, CA) in 1970. In MTEC created around a year prior, a monster comes from garbage at the Sunnyvale dump. That movie can be seen (soon) on my channel.

Carrollsville 3 years ago