Mesa of Lost Women
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Movie Reviews of Mesa of Lost Women
Movie Review: alas, not campy great, funny, or in the slightest interesting
Summary: 1 Stars
I have been on a binge of c-grade scifi flicks of the 50s/60s, and I barely got thru this one. Indeed, it was so ridiculously bad that I don't think I am going to return to this genre for a number of years. Jackie Coogan was what attracted me to this and I was hoping to find an old gem with some ideas, interesting monsters, and the inadvertent laughs one expects from such films. But there was nothing appealing in the film, from the truly awful acting to the dull, cheap prop of a monster. The story line, unsurprisingly, was utterly unoriginal.
Not recommended.
Movie Review: Too boring to be good.
Summary: 1 Stars
Maybe you guessed this is a bad movie and want to find out whether it's silly and fun enough to be entertaining and worth buying. I'd say no. I wanted to like it when I saw it, but it was too boring to be entertaining. There are some unintended laughs, but not many enough. The best thing about it is the music. It's quite cool. Trivia: The narrator is Lyle Talbot, who was in some serious movies in the 30's, 40's and 50's but later appeared in Edward D. Wood Jr.'s (Ed Wood) "Glen or Glenda" and "Plan 9 From Outer Space".
Don't waste your money on this one.
Movie Review: One of the Worst Movies Ever Made!
Summary: 1 Stars
Ed Wood's "Plan 9 From Outer Space" has nothing on this amateurish attempt at science fiction. Widely available in the public domain, "Mesa of Lost Women" (1953) isn't even good for laughs. However, it does offer the most grating score in film history. Recommended for viewers dying to see Jackie Coogan as a mad scientist.