The Nasty Rabbit (also known as Spies a-Go-Go) is a 1964 American Techniscope spy comedy film directed by James Landis and starring Misha Terr and Arch Hall Jr.

A Russian submarine lands one of their agents disguised as a cowboy carrying a rabbit that is carrying a deadly virus. The Soviets plan for the rabbit to infect the United States through breeding with American rabbits with the goal of killing large numbers of Americans.

• Michael Terr as Mischa Lowzoff (as Mischa Terr)
• Arch Hall Jr. as Britt Hunter
• Liz Renay as Cecelia Solomon (as Melissa Morgan)
• Arch Hall Sr. as Marshall Malout / Malcolm McKinley (as William Watters)
• Hal Bizzy as Heinrich Krueger
• Jack Little as Maxwell Stoppie
• Ray Vegas as Pancho Gonzales
• John Akana as Col. Kobayaski
• Sharon Ryker as Jackie Gavin
• Hal Bokar as Gavin

Richard Kiel stated in an interview with Tom Weaver that the lead composer Mischa "Michael" Terr^[1] financed the film.^[2] Arch Hall Jr. recalled that Terr wished to be an actor with Arch Hall Sr. writing the film about a Russian character. Pat and Lolly Vegas later formed the group Redbone.

• "The Robot Walk" (Written by Lolly Vegas and Pat Vegas)
• "Jackie" (Written by Lolly Vegas and Pat Vegas)
• "The Spy Waltz" (Written by Lolly Vegas and Pat Vegas)
• "The Jackrabbit Shuffle" (Written by Lolly Vegas and Pat Vegas)

• List of American films of 1964

• The Nasty Rabbit at IMDb
• The Nasty Rabbit is available for free viewing and download at the Internet Archive

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