doug mcclure has starred in a few of these british produced genre adventures and this one has got to be the worst of the lot . i know the land that time forgot has its critics but please at least that movie featured location filming and relatively good production values . that the problem with this movie  the production values go way beyond so bad theyre good affectionate territory and become so bad i think i will go and see what on the other channels one case in point is the first scene featuring the intrepid cushing and mcclure encountering a monster . it painfully obvious the monster is an average sized man dressed up as a rubber monster being made to look over twenty foot tall via overblown back projection . it becomes even more painfully obvious that our heroes are trying to escape the monster by running on the spot . have i mentioned that this is one of the more convincing set pieces . no really this looks like it was filmed in somebody living room with the spare change left over from that year doctor who budget . even former doctor who peter cushing is bland and what should have been an amusing line you can not mesmerise me  i am british is delivered in a very flat way ( a very similar line is spoken by cushing in horror express ) in a script devoid of characterisation  and plotting and memorable dialogue . it not just the fact that the dialogue is unmemorable it also infrequent and rare since the monsters do not speak . wouldn not it have been better having the chief bad guys humanoids like in warlords of atlantis so that they could explain the plot . does anyone here know what the plot actually is . a very tedious british movie that even the twin talents of caroline munro can not save . the whole mood of the movie is summed up by the final sequence featuring two keystone cops. 
doug mcclure has starred in a few of these british produced genre adventures and this one has got to be the worst of the lot . i know the land that time forgot has its critics but please at least that movie featured location filming and relatively good production values . that the problem with this movie  the production values go way beyond so bad theyre good affectionate territory and become so bad i think i will go and see what on the other channels one case in point is the first scene featuring the intrepid cushing and mcclure encountering a monster . it painfully obvious the monster is an average sized man dressed up as a rubber monster being made to look over twenty foot tall via overblown back projection . it becomes even more painfully obvious that our heroes are trying to escape the monster by running on the spot . have i mentioned that this is one of the more convincing set pieces . no really this looks like it was filmed in somebody living room with the spare change left over from that year doctor who budget . even former doctor who peter cushing is bland and what should have been an amusing line you can not mesmerise me  i am british is delivered in a very flat way ( a very similar line is spoken by cushing in horror express ) in a script devoid of characterisation  and plotting and memorable dialogue . it not just the fact that the dialogue is unmemorable it also infrequent and rare since the monsters do not speak . wouldn not it have been better having the chief bad guys humanoids like in warlords of atlantis so that they could explain the plot . does anyone here know what the plot actually is . a very tedious british movie that even the twin talents of caroline munro can not save . the whole mood of the movie is summed up by the final sequence featuring two keystone cops. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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