Land of the Giants

The year: 1983. A suborbital flight to London is mysteriously diverted to a land inhabited by giants.

The travelers are trapped in a human-sized village, where they become the playthings of an inventor (Percy Helton) and his sadistic grandchild (Amber Flower).

The travelers dodge a killer---and the police---to report a murder they witnessed.

The travelers are forced to participate in a highly dangerous mission for the giant leader of an underground political movement.

The earthlings are captured by a sinister gypsy who plans to feature them in his carnival.

The travelers rescue a normal-sized man from the giants, but become increasingly suspicious of his friendship.

The earthlings unwillingly participate in a manhunt when an escaped convict uses their ship for his getaway.

Two giant scientists who need "little people" for an experiment build an elaborate trap---which Betty and Valerie fall into.

When Barry is stricken with appendicitis, the earthlings and a giant doctor (Paul Fix) battle time---and possible discovery by the police---to save his life.

Amnesic Fitzhugh is captured by giant thieves who persuade him to steal a priceless ruby.

The travelers encounter a half-crazed astronaut whose captured spaceship could provide a means of escape.

Mark is lured into danger by a beautiful girl---an earthling whose home is with the giants.

Four young hoodlums, addicted to violence, are convinced that their fellow earthlings are enemies.

The travelers try to elude capture by giants armed with brainwashing serum.

A giant camper zeroes in on the earthlings when he learns that a reward has been offered for their capture.

Steve and Fitzhugh are threatened with death when they get involved with a mad giant inventor and his latest contraption.

Unless the earthlings can remove a piece of metal embedded in Dan's leg, they face discovery by the giant's new detection device.

Two orphans capture Fitzhugh, mistaking him for an elf who can grant their wishes.

The earthlings are captured one by one, victims of an ingenious trap offering no likely chance of escape.

Mark's hopes of escape depend on the integrity of a suspect giant scientist.

A secret formula created by a 12-year-old gives Fitzhugh a giant-sized problem.

The earthlings stumble into the eerie dwelling of a master magician (Jack Albertson) whose terrifying tricks belie a kind nature.

The travelers risk their lives to help the giants rescue two children trapped by a cave-in.

A fanatical plot is developing to turn the giants against little people.