"Creature from the Black Lagoon" is a classic 1954 horror film directed by Jack Arnold. The story follows a group of scientists exploring the Amazon rainforest who discover a mysterious, prehistoric creature living in a remote lagoon. The creature, known as the Gill-man, becomes a central figure as it interacts with the team, leading to suspenseful encounters. The film is notable for its innovative underwater photography and special effects, which helped bring the Gill-man to life. It has since become a significant part of Universal Pictures' monster movie legacy, influencing many subsequent films and pop culture references.