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CRACK IN THE WORLD (1965)

Dana Andrews and Kieron Moore don't see eye to eye in this natural disaster flick meets doomsday nuclear cautionary tale: one's young and fears the worst; the other, dying and impatient, is about to cause a CRACK IN THE WORLD despite having the best intentions to replace world electricity with molten lava, sending a warhead into the earth's core to bring it up. Bad choice, and all Dana's. 

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