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'The Horror of Party Beach'
This mini-budget Connecticut-shot indie originally featured garbage-like monster designs that recalled the Mad Magazine character The Heap, but somewhere along the way these pollution-created monsters were re-imagined to look more like the rubbery "bears" familiar from The Outer Limits tv series. Some theaters encouraged customers to sign a "Fright Release" before they could see the picture. In any case it's a pretty terrible movie.
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