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Uploaded by on Mar 2, 2007

Trailer for the film "Matango" (1963) AKA "Attack of the Mushroom People" AKA "Fungus of Terror".

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  • Saw it on Bob Wilkins.

  • @Capt777harris Me too!

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  • "There's a lot og grass growing here... you can eat the roots! You can eat the roots of a lot of plants...... never thought of that, did you!" hahahahaha

  • No.  Not according to scientific classification. They are a fungus. Fungi are have no seeds. They reproduce via spores.

    Of course to cooks they are.

    Technically Banana's are a grass by classification...and tomatoes are a fruit.

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  • What human turf gave thumbs down to this classic?It's up there with "GOKE,Bodysnatcher From Hell".

  • What a bunch of shi...takki.

    Saw this on TV in the early 70's on channel 9 with "Seymore's Creature Features".

    He would place himself in the movie calling "Pizza Fella" for pizas with extra mushrooms.

  • ]ATANGO! MATANGO! MATANGO! MATANGO! FEAR... THE MATANGO!

  • Dear Notch...

  • Moral of the story? When you travel don't forget your Tinactin!!! :-D

  • @KeizerXilian Same here.

  • this looks funny. hahaha!

  • only one person returned and he begins to tell the wreck story

    but no one believe it. on the last part he also turned to mushroom-man.

  • Let the fungus be among us.

  • @WhatsReel

    Never mess with a classic. Although I would like to see Tom Hanks and Nicole Kidman as slimey molds.

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