Sabotage, robots, William Schallert -- in 3D and color!
“Gog” takes place in a top-secret underground laboratory in the desert where American scientists are putting the finishing touches on launching a space station into orbit. The massive installation is run by the supercomputer Novac. Novac also controls two experimental robots named Gog and Magog. Lately, there have been mysterious murders at the research base and  Dr. David Sheppard (Richard Egan) is sent to investigate.<br /><br />“Gog” is unusual for a few reasons. First, it’s one of the few 1950s science fiction movies shot in color (“Forbidden Planet,” “War of the Worlds,” and “This Island Earth” are others that come to mind). Second, it was filmed in 3D in 1954 at the height of the initial 3D craze. And third, it is one of few pictures to combine science fiction with a murder mystery.<br /><br />Limited to the underground lab and extremely talky, the movie is fairly static until the robots come into view. They look like an amalgam of R2D2, a hot-water heater and an elaborate vacuum cleaner, a design that makes them seem not at all menacing despite their power to turn on the humans. The film’s reference to the robots as “Frankenstein of steel” is considerably overblown, and it often looks as if the human actors are purposely positioning themselves in the path of a marauding robot.<br /><br />Suspense is generated mostly by the confined environment, since escape is difficult. A pervasive atmosphere of paranoia reflects Cold War fears and insecurities of the era.<br /><br />Herbert Marshall (“The Little Foxes”) and low-budget sci-fi regular and frequent 1960s TV presence William Schallert co-star.<br /><br />The newly restored 3D Blu-ray HD print looks vibrant, with rich hues rather than the faded color so common in older, non-Technicolor prints. Bonus features include audio commentary by a trio of film historians, restoration demo, 2003 interview with director Herbert L. Strock, and trailer gallery.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Newly restored in HD and 3-D! In a remote, underground research laboratory two scientists, engaged in space travel research, are frozen to death in a cold chamber when their instruments comes under the control of an unknown power. A security agent, Dr. David Sheppard (Richard Egan, The 300 Spartans) arrives at the secret space research base, home of two experimental robots to investigate the possible sabotage. Early in his investigation, Sheppard finds that the underground laboratory under the control of the Supercomputer NOVAC and experimental robots GOG and MAGOG. Herbert L. Strock (The Crawling Hand) directed this Sci-Fi/Horror classic with a stellar cast that includes Constance Dowling (Black Angel), Herbert Marshall (The Letter) and William Schallert (TV s The Patty Duke Show)..