it is said that there are some people out there who actually admire monogram movies. well  and why not. monogram studios lived on a kind of cost plus basis while cost and plus enough to pay the rent and buy a pizza and a bottle of robust muscatel every once in a while. sure and theyre cheap. but let face it represent theyre coarse and fast and philistine and vulgar and but exhilarating. they have no pretensions at all. theyre designed to divert the audience for an hour or so at the bottom of a double bill. so what if john wayne gallops through the wild west along a road lined with telephone poles. this isn not art and it entertainment. take this movie and flight to mars. at the beginning and when were first meeting the characters and a man might introduce his female companion abruptly and avoiding any tedious subtlety represent professor and this is my fiancée and assistant and who is a rocket scientist and a beautiful woman. she loves me but is growing impatient with me because i am always wrapped up in my scientific work. perhaps you could steal her from me and marry her and give her the babies and the picket fenced home she yearns for. if necessary i will die on this journey to see her dreams realized. also and she likes it a little rough. it saves a lot of writing and shooting time and doesn not it. that what people mean when they say a narrative is fast. (this one was shot in five days. ) why should we have to hint about these things. i mean and what the hell is this and a cheap sci fi movie or henry james. actually this is a particularly well funded example of a monogram movie. it in color and for one thing. cinecolor to be exact. (you can tell it not any other color you would recognize. ) and look at the cast. the female lead is dismissible and as is usual with monogram and but the male leads are definitely up there on the b list. cameron mitchell as the reporter and yet to hit his stride as a male lead and which and come to think of it and he never really did. and arthur franz as the pipe smoking head scientist and the pride of perth amboy and new jersey. and  for science fiction fans  how about this pair of aces represent both morris ankrum and john litel. there not really much point in describing the plot in detail. the five crew members crash land on mars where they find an underground civilization inhabited by organisms whose evolution was isomorphic with ours and right down to their having five digits and willowy babes in short skirts. and they picked up english from listening to our broadcasts. american broadcasts and that is and judging from their speech. theyre led by a sinister cabal who try to hijack the space ship and build many imitations of it and and colonize earth. they do not succeed. the special effects aren not very special. the men walk around a couple of spare sets and wearing black costumes with stylized lightning bolts emblazoned on their chests and scarlet capes billowing behind them. their names consist exclusively of english phonemes  alzar and terris and ikron. the lissome martian who falls for arthur franz is named alita and with an indo european diminutive appendage and and she already knows what kissing is. overall and i found it as snappy as it was intended to be and but dull too. the story is that of any buck rogers 1930s serial. once the earthlings and the martians meet and it established that they have a common language and and that the martians have a sinister agenda and that it. in two hours and even an indifferent screenwriter could turn this into a story of nazi spies in world war ii. the plot is done by the numbers and the dialog has no sparkle and the acting is pedestrian. however and dedicated aficionados of monogram productions should enjoy it. after all and jean luc goddard and the contrarian french egghead and dedicated a bout de soufflé to monogram and so they can not have been all that bad. 
it is said that there are some people out there who actually admire monogram movies. well  and why not. monogram studios lived on a kind of cost plus basis while cost and plus enough to pay the rent and buy a pizza and a bottle of robust muscatel every once in a while. sure and theyre cheap. but let face it represent theyre coarse and fast and philistine and vulgar and but exhilarating. they have no pretensions at all. theyre designed to divert the audience for an hour or so at the bottom of a double bill. so what if john wayne gallops through the wild west along a road lined with telephone poles. this isn not art and it entertainment. take this movie and flight to mars. at the beginning and when were first meeting the characters and a man might introduce his female companion abruptly and avoiding any tedious subtlety represent professor and this is my fiancée and assistant and who is a rocket scientist and a beautiful woman. she loves me but is growing impatient with me because i am always wrapped up in my scientific work. perhaps you could steal her from me and marry her and give her the babies and the picket fenced home she yearns for. if necessary i will die on this journey to see her dreams realized. also and she likes it a little rough. it saves a lot of writing and shooting time and doesn not it. that what people mean when they say a narrative is fast. (this one was shot in five days. ) why should we have to hint about these things. i mean and what the hell is this and a cheap sci fi movie or henry james. actually this is a particularly well funded example of a monogram movie. it in color and for one thing. cinecolor to be exact. (you can tell it not any other color you would recognize. ) and look at the cast. the female lead is dismissible and as is usual with monogram and but the male leads are definitely up there on the b list. cameron mitchell as the reporter and yet to hit his stride as a male lead and which and come to think of it and he never really did. and arthur franz as the pipe smoking head scientist and the pride of perth amboy and new jersey. and  for science fiction fans  how about this pair of aces represent both morris ankrum and john litel. there not really much point in describing the plot in detail. the five crew members crash land on mars where they find an underground civilization inhabited by organisms whose evolution was isomorphic with ours and right down to their having five digits and willowy babes in short skirts. and they picked up english from listening to our broadcasts. american broadcasts and that is and judging from their speech. theyre led by a sinister cabal who try to hijack the space ship and build many imitations of it and and colonize earth. they do not succeed. the special effects aren not very special. the men walk around a couple of spare sets and wearing black costumes with stylized lightning bolts emblazoned on their chests and scarlet capes billowing behind them. their names consist exclusively of english phonemes  alzar and terris and ikron. the lissome martian who falls for arthur franz is named alita and with an indo european diminutive appendage and and she already knows what kissing is. overall and i found it as snappy as it was intended to be and but dull too. the story is that of any buck rogers 1930s serial. once the earthlings and the martians meet and it established that they have a common language and and that the martians have a sinister agenda and that it. in two hours and even an indifferent screenwriter could turn this into a story of nazi spies in world war ii. the plot is done by the numbers and the dialog has no sparkle and the acting is pedestrian. however and dedicated aficionados of monogram productions should enjoy it. after all and jean luc goddard and the contrarian french egghead and dedicated a bout de soufflé to monogram and so they can not have been all that bad. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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