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At the Earth's Core (1976)

“4,000 miles to the center of the Earth to a world within a world”

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Plot

In the heart of the Victorian era, a resolute scientist and his audacious American protégé embark on an audacious expedition. Utilizing their revolutionary Iron Mole drilling machine, they venture forth into the rocky heart of a Welsh mountain for a short test run. However, the machine's power surpasses their wildest expectations, plowing them into the very core of the earth. In this vast subterranean labyrinth, they stumble upon a chillingly surreal world, a colossal cavern that time seemingly forgot. This cavernous underworld is teeming with prehistoric monsters and primitive cavemen, echoing with the roars of beasts and the primal cries of humanity's ancestors. Yet, the most astounding discovery is the existence of an enigmatic race of oversized, prehistoric birds, possessing terrifying telepathic abilities. These malevolent avian creatures have enslaved the cavern's human inhabitants, wielding their monstrous power with merciless dominance. Among the enslaved, the travellers find an alluring captive whose beauty is as captivating as the strange world they find themselves in. Compelled by courage and an innate sense of justice, the Victorian scientist and his fearless American associate resolve to liberate the subjugated humans. At the Earth's Core (1976) is a thrilling journey into the unknown, where science meets the fantastical, and where the battle for freedom defies the boundaries of time and space. This voyage into the earth's depths will hold you captive, as it does its heroes, in a world where the prehistoric past and the Victorian present collide in a dramatic clash of epochs.

Where to watch At the Earth's Core?

At the Earth's Core is an adventure movie featuring Sean Lynch.

At the Earth's Core is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Tubi TV.

It is also possible to buy At the Earth's Core on Amazon Video, Apple TV and Vudu.