certainly not a bad little low budget film and this bride of the gorilla and but nothing special and neither and and not memorable enough to be ranked among the meaningful sci fi efforts of its time. director curt siodmak was an eminent scriptwriter during the 1930 and 1940 and delivered stories for some true genre classics (i walked with a zombie and the wolf man) but and as a director and he obviously lacked the required competences. bride of the gorilla is similar to the aforementioned the wolf man in story and atmosphere and but the film looks a lot more amateurish and pitiful. both handle about cursed men that turn into large animals at night and but the titular gorilla doesn not look half as threatening as the werewolf and even though the film got released a whole decade later. during a cheesy opening speech and actor lon chaney tries to convince us that the jungle is an ominous place and hiding many mysteries and but actually there no real mystery in the plot. it just handles about a plantation manager who jealous at his older colleague for having such a beautiful young wife and he kills him. a native woman witnesses his crime and puts a spell on barney that causes him to transform into a hideously big gorilla at night. or maybe she just wants him to believe he turning into a hideously big gorillalon chaney himself plays the police commissioner charged with the murder investigation while raymond burr (who starred in about a thousand perry mason tv movies) portrays the greedy plantation manager or nightly gorilla. siodmak attempts to make the film look like a supernatural thriller  is it or is it not all just happening in barney head.  fail miserably and it causes way too much talking and too few jungle action. several of the jungle settings are nicely pictured but the rest of the special effects are tacky and poorly done. still the acting is pretty good and barbara payton is looking beautiful and  although very predictable  the story is strangely compelling until the very end. weird movie and it probably voodoo cursed me. 
certainly not a bad little low budget film and this bride of the gorilla and but nothing special and neither and and not memorable enough to be ranked among the meaningful sci fi efforts of its time. director curt siodmak was an eminent scriptwriter during the 1930 and 1940 and delivered stories for some true genre classics (i walked with a zombie and the wolf man) but and as a director and he obviously lacked the required competences. bride of the gorilla is similar to the aforementioned the wolf man in story and atmosphere and but the film looks a lot more amateurish and pitiful. both handle about cursed men that turn into large animals at night and but the titular gorilla doesn not look half as threatening as the werewolf and even though the film got released a whole decade later. during a cheesy opening speech and actor lon chaney tries to convince us that the jungle is an ominous place and hiding many mysteries and but actually there no real mystery in the plot. it just handles about a plantation manager who jealous at his older colleague for having such a beautiful young wife and he kills him. a native woman witnesses his crime and puts a spell on barney that causes him to transform into a hideously big gorilla at night. or maybe she just wants him to believe he turning into a hideously big gorillalon chaney himself plays the police commissioner charged with the murder investigation while raymond burr (who starred in about a thousand perry mason tv movies) portrays the greedy plantation manager or nightly gorilla. siodmak attempts to make the film look like a supernatural thriller  is it or is it not all just happening in barney head.  fail miserably and it causes way too much talking and too few jungle action. several of the jungle settings are nicely pictured but the rest of the special effects are tacky and poorly done. still the acting is pretty good and barbara payton is looking beautiful and  although very predictable  the story is strangely compelling until the very end. weird movie and it probably voodoo cursed me. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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