[Machine Translation] A unique 50's B-movie science fiction film about an expedition to Mars! The horror of the Red Planet depicted in the original cinematic treatment "Cinemagic". 1959's "The Angry Red Planet" is still talked about by science fiction fans today for its innovative visual techniques and bizarre monster formations, despite its low budget. The film is particularly impressive for its "cinematic" treatment, which gives the entire Martian scene a reddish hue, creating a unique otherworldly atmosphere. The film is set against the backdrop of the dawn of space exploration, and while it depicts scientists taking on the challenge of exploring the unknown Mars, the eerie life forms and mysterious phenomena that await them evoke a sense of dread, making it a highlight of the fusion of science fiction romance and horror elements unique to the 1950s. The monster designs are also noteworthy, with a series of bizarre and impressive visuals, including a giant bat rat, a plant with tentacles, and a monster that looks like a combination of a spider and a crab. One of the charms of this film is its creativity, which takes advantage of the constraints of a low-budget film. This film is not just a monster movie, but also suggests the arrogance of mankind and the risk of venturing into uncharted territory, and it strongly reflects the era of the Cold War in the United States in the 1950s. It is therefore a film of great cultural historical value even when viewed today. In 1959, the U.S. launches the Mars Exploration Rocket "MR-1" and sends a crew of four to Mars. The crew consists of Colonel Tom O'Banion (Jack Cruchamp), the mission commander; Dr. Iris Ryan (Nora Hayden), a doctor; Professor Theodore Gettel (Les Trimaine), a professor; and Sam Jackson (Gerald Mohr), an engineer. When they landed on an unknown planet, they were greeted with an unimaginable sight. The earth was covered in red light, and strange life forms that defied common sense. Giant insectivorous plants stretched out their tentacles, and monsters that looked like a cross between a bat and a mouse attacked them. Furthermore, a giant beast that looks like a combination of a spider and a crab poses a decisive threat to the group. Losing their comrades one after another, the crew makes a desperate attempt to escape. They finally succeed in returning to Earth, but the cost is too great. The human race learns of the dangers of Mars exploration and realizes that this unknown planet is not a place that should be easily entered. The truth about Mars is sealed away, and all that is left is an eerie record called "The Wrath of the Red Planet.