This British movie is a spoof of King Kong, with a female ape instead of a male, is mildly amusing for about ten minutes. But it's an hour and a half long movie. Everything is reversed--instead of a guy director making a movie in the jungle, it's a woman. She needs to find a new lead man and this turns out to be the blonde Ray Fay, a hippie. She drugs him and takes him aboard the ship to the island where the Queen lives. He's then kidnapped by an amazonian tribe and sacrificed to their Goddess. They put him in a giant cake, which is on a giant table with a checked tablecloth. Instead of eating him she carries him away and battles a rubbery T-Rex and a Pterodactyl. Then she's captured and taken back to England where she escapes and climbs Big Ben. The only live-action giant ape movie that's worse than this is toss-up between the Korean APE! and THE MIGHTY GORGA.
This British movie is a spoof of King Kong, with a female ape instead of a male, is mildly amusing for about ten minutes. But it's an hour and a half long movie. Everything is reversed--instead of a guy director making a movie in the jungle, it's a woman. She needs to find a new lead man and this turns out to be the blonde Ray Fay, a hippie. She drugs him and takes him aboard the ship to the island where the Queen lives. He's then kidnapped by an amazonian tribe and sacrificed to their Goddess. They put him in a giant cake, which is on a giant table with a checked tablecloth. Instead of eating him she carries him away and battles a rubbery T-Rex and a Pterodactyl. Then she's captured and taken back to England where she escapes and climbs Big Ben. The only live-action giant ape movie that's worse than this is toss-up between the Korean APE! and THE MIGHTY GORGA.
