December 9, 2017

Do you remember a post-apocalypse movie from 1959 starring Harry Belafonte and Inge Stevens that explicitly took on the subject of racism?

Of course not. Because how could there be such a thing?

Hehehe.

Geek Tyrant puts this in the top ten of "1950's Sci Fi Movies You've Never Heard Of."

It's also a post-apocalyptic horror film.

This post-apocalyptic doomsday movie centered on a miner named Ralph Burton who is trapped in a mine for several days. After he manages to dig his way out he realizes that almost everyone in the world was destroyed by a nuclear holocaust. He goes to New York to start over, and while there he meets two people. As they try to live in this empty world, tensions rise.

Enjoy!

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