102S - RADAR MEN FROM THE MOON (1/9/1952; 1951; NR; 167m) a.k.a. RETIK, THE MOON MENACE (1966; re-edited feature) a.k.a. COMMANDO CODY a.k.a. GUERRA ENTRE PLANETAS (Argentina: War Between the Planets) not a.k.a. COMMANDO CODY: SKY MARSHALL OF THE UNIVERSE (1953 TV series) Chapter 1: MOON ROCKET (Shown with movie 102-The Robot Vs. the Aztec Mummy) Chapter 2: MOLTEN TERROR (Shown with movie 103-The Mad Monster) Chapter 3: BRIDGE OF DEATH (Shown with movie 105-The Corpse Vanishes) Chapter 4: FLIGHT OF DESTRUCTION (Shown with movie 107-Robot Monster) Chapter 5: MURDER CAR (Shown with movie 107-Robot Monster) Chapter 6: HILLS OF DEATH (Shown with movie 108-The Slime People) Chapter 7: CAMOUFLAGED DESTRUCTION (Shown with movie 109-Project Moon Base) Chapter 8: THE ENEMY PLANET (Shown with movie 109-Project Moon Base) Chapter 9: BATTLE IN THE STRATOSPHERE (Shown with movie 110-Robot Holocaust) Chapter 10: MASS EXECUTION (not shown on MST3000) Chapter 11: PLANNED PURSUIT (not shown on MST3000) Chapter 12: DEATH OF THE MOONMAN (not shown on MST3000) Short Type: Serial Ad: "Moon Monsters Menace Mankind!" Ad: "He's Sensational!" Plot: Hero Commando Cody saves the earth from the evil lunar guy Retik. Assoc Prod: Franklin Adreon (Zombies of the Stratosphere) Dir: Fred C. Brannon (Zombies of the Stratosphere; D-Day on Mars) Scr: Ronald Davidson (Adventures of Captain Marvel) Cin: John MacBurnie (Zombies of the Stratosphere; Ghost of Zorro) SFX: Howard Lydecker (406S-Undersea Kingdom; Oscar nom/Women in War; The Flying Tigers) SFX: Theodore Lydecker (406S; Zombies of the Stratosphere) Ed: Cliff Bell Sr. (Zombies of the Stratosphere) M/U: Bob Mark (420-The Human Duplicators) ADir: Fred A. Ritter (Zombies of the Stratosphere) Set: John McCarthy Jr. (614-San Francisco International; 615-Kitten With A Whip) Set: James Redd (Zombies of the Stratosphere; Clambake) Sound: Dick Tyler Sr. (517-Beginning of the End; The Atomic Kid) Sco: Stanley Wilson (mdir/415-The Beatniks; TV's Ironside) Commando Cody / George Wallace (Forbidden Planet) Joan Gilbert / Aline Towne (Send Me No Flowers; The Steel Trap) Retik / Roy Barcroft* Graber / Clayton Moore (TV's Lone Ranger; The Ghost of Zorro) Ted Richards / William Bakewell* Krog / Peter Brocco (Tobor the Great; Spartacus; Our Man Flint) Robal / Noel Cravat (5,000 Fingers of Dr. T) Daly / Bob Stevenson (The Ghost Ship) Zerg / Tom Steele (406S; Ghost of Zorro) Alon / Dale Van Sickel (413-Manhunt in Space; The Searchers) Hank / Wilson Wood (Jailhouse Rock; Zombies of the Stratosphere) Bream / Paul McGuire (511-Gunslinger) cafe manager Al / Ted Thorpe (Machine Gun Kelly; Hang 'Em High) Nasor / Baynes Barron (From Hell It Came; North by Northwest) Jones / Dick Cogan (Flying Disc Man from Mars; Unknown World) Mr. Henderson / Don Walters (maybe 704-Incredible Melting Man) first cop at landing field / Joe Bailey (South Pacific) Duke / Billy Dix (The Giant from the Unknown; She Demons) agent with ray gun / Claude Dunkin (Red Planet Mars) Benson / Stephen Gregory (Radar Patrol Vs. Spy King) agent with ray gun / Barry Hollins motorist with pursuing cop / Carey Loftin (419-The Rebel Set; The Invisible Monster) Lunarium guard / William Marke trucker at cafe / John Marshall (Tight Spot) Sam / Tony Merrill (Donovan's Brain; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof) henchman in getaway car / Paul Palmer (The Milkman) pursuing cop / Dick Rich (The Neanderthal Man; Jailhouse Rock) Moon Scout 7 / Sam Sebby guard at Cody's lab / Jack Shea (Zombies of the Stratosphere) second cop at landing field / Guy Teague (The Invisible Monster) man / Kenneth Terrell (409-The Indestructible Man; The Brain from Planet Arous) motorcycle cop / Arthur Walsh (My Darling Clementine) Classic Line: "Go ahead and ram!" Trivia: Cody's helmet and backpack (and his flying scenes) were originally used in the 1949 serial, King of the Rocket Men. Born Howard H. Ravenscroft, ROY BARCROFT (1902-1969) appeared in hundreds of films and serials, frequently as a villain in Westerns. His films include: 1931-Mata Hari; 1939's 203S-THE PHANTOM CREEPS; 1940-Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe; 1950-Radar Patrol Vs. Spy King; 1966-Billy the Kid Vs. Dracula; and 1968-Rosemary's Baby. Born in 1909, WILLIAM BAKEWELL was playing juvenile roles in the silent films of the 1920's, and went on to have mostly minor parts in 110 movies including: 1930's All Quiet on the Western Front; 1939's Gone With The Wind; and many others during the heyday of M-G-M Studios. Many Baby Boomers remember him as the foil of Fess Parker's character in Disney's 1954 TV movie, Davy Crockett. Last Updated: 3/28/1999 Welcome! | Author, Contributors, Disclaimer | Introduction | FAQs Movies by Year | Titles by Experiment # | Titles by Alphabetical Order Performers and Production Crew