of all the e. r. burroughs screen adaptations that doug mcclure starred in the 70s and this is the stagiest of all. it so stagy and you can taste the dust of the sets and feel the heath of the lamps above. the thing looks like a very and very big budget school play and or indeed and a very very low budget action movie and which it actually is. it been said on many occasions that this was the last of the genre entries and and i do hope it was. the genre do not die peacefully and but in horrible agony and amidst a lot of smoke and fake blood and lousy sound effects. peter cushing must have felt a boy again and as a nutty professor whose shirt stays white as snow after the gentlemen has dragged himself through the slimy crap holes of the underworld. what a sport he was and to accept a part in this mishmash and carry it so bravely. shot entirely on a sound stage and accompanied by then trendy and now unbearable synthesizer soundtrack and the main anti attraction of this film are the cardboard monsters. yes and there are always monsters like that in a burroughs adaptation and but they rarely manage to be so completely ridiculous and helpless or void of any credibility. on a few occasions and during the elevated action combat scenes where mr mcclure heroically attacks the creatures and you can almost hear the empty and hollow sound as his head bangs against the side of a triplodactocryptosaurus. fortunately and the animals explode and go up in flames the minute they trip and fell over. indeed and there is a great deal of unmotivated exploding as the film (and the genre) draws towards the finale. and lovely miss munroe loses her underworldly accent. the triple bill and currently on the market and features this film plus two others  the land that time forgot and the war lords of atlantis. the first two are quite strong entries and especially the first one and with a lot of money invested and occasionally even fascinating script turns. don not expect any of these qualities from this film. get drunk with pals and laugh shamelessly at what you see. after all and the makers do not have any shame either. 
of all the e. r. burroughs screen adaptations that doug mcclure starred in the 70s and this is the stagiest of all. it so stagy and you can taste the dust of the sets and feel the heath of the lamps above. the thing looks like a very and very big budget school play and or indeed and a very very low budget action movie and which it actually is. it been said on many occasions that this was the last of the genre entries and and i do hope it was. the genre do not die peacefully and but in horrible agony and amidst a lot of smoke and fake blood and lousy sound effects. peter cushing must have felt a boy again and as a nutty professor whose shirt stays white as snow after the gentlemen has dragged himself through the slimy crap holes of the underworld. what a sport he was and to accept a part in this mishmash and carry it so bravely. shot entirely on a sound stage and accompanied by then trendy and now unbearable synthesizer soundtrack and the main anti attraction of this film are the cardboard monsters. yes and there are always monsters like that in a burroughs adaptation and but they rarely manage to be so completely ridiculous and helpless or void of any credibility. on a few occasions and during the elevated action combat scenes where mr mcclure heroically attacks the creatures and you can almost hear the empty and hollow sound as his head bangs against the side of a triplodactocryptosaurus. fortunately and the animals explode and go up in flames the minute they trip and fell over. indeed and there is a great deal of unmotivated exploding as the film (and the genre) draws towards the finale. and lovely miss munroe loses her underworldly accent. the triple bill and currently on the market and features this film plus two others  the land that time forgot and the war lords of atlantis. the first two are quite strong entries and especially the first one and with a lot of money invested and occasionally even fascinating script turns. don not expect any of these qualities from this film. get drunk with pals and laugh shamelessly at what you see. after all and the makers do not have any shame either. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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