his john dark kevin connor fantasy adventures were a mainstay of summer holiday movies in the days before star wars represent they weren not masterpieces and they do not boast state of the art special effects and but they were exactly what an audience of kids wanted from a film back in the mid 70s. at the earth core catches just the right tone for the appropriately named burroughs pulp adventure about victorian inventor peter cushing and the inevitable doug mcclure ending up in the underground world of pelucidar and battling its evil telepathic fighting dinosaurs. this time the puppets are gone in favour of men in monster suits and which is a lot more fun if youre willing to suspend your disbelief and and if youre not there always caroline munro cleavage to look at. aside from what may well be peter cushing worst performance and an irritating but dottier rehash of his movie dr who (you can not mesmerise me and i am british. ) and it easily the best of the john dark kevin connor doug mcclure fantasy adventures and surprisingly well directed and boasting an atmospheric use of colour. never especially good at exterior scenes and alan hume photography gains immensely from the control a studio set gives him (the film was shot entirely on soundstages) to paint a luridly vivid world worthy of a pulp novel cover. not high art but definitely great saturday matinée fun. 
his john dark kevin connor fantasy adventures were a mainstay of summer holiday movies in the days before star wars represent they weren not masterpieces and they do not boast state of the art special effects and but they were exactly what an audience of kids wanted from a film back in the mid 70s. at the earth core catches just the right tone for the appropriately named burroughs pulp adventure about victorian inventor peter cushing and the inevitable doug mcclure ending up in the underground world of pelucidar and battling its evil telepathic fighting dinosaurs. this time the puppets are gone in favour of men in monster suits and which is a lot more fun if youre willing to suspend your disbelief and and if youre not there always caroline munro cleavage to look at. aside from what may well be peter cushing worst performance and an irritating but dottier rehash of his movie dr who (you can not mesmerise me and i am british. ) and it easily the best of the john dark kevin connor doug mcclure fantasy adventures and surprisingly well directed and boasting an atmospheric use of colour. never especially good at exterior scenes and alan hume photography gains immensely from the control a studio set gives him (the film was shot entirely on soundstages) to paint a luridly vivid world worthy of a pulp novel cover. not high art but definitely great saturday matinée fun. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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