Monster a-Go-Go (1965)
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Monster a-Go-Go (1965)
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- it also explains that the astronaut, looking normal, was found on a raft 8,000 miles away or something (WTF? - sorry to give it all away).
As mentioned, this film is one of those patchworks; it was started, stopped uncompleted, then finished years later by others. This also makes it similar to Plan 9 From Outer Space and other very poor films (usually sci-fi/horror). However, fans of Plan 9 point out that Plan 9 has actual entertainment value; I tend to agree, especially after watching this Monster a Go-Go. Ed Wood seems to have done a much more superior job of patching his film together and I look forward to parts of Plan 9. That's not the case here. Also, the bad narration reminded me of another film I watched a few months ago from around the same period; it might have been The Creeping Terror, but I'm not 100% sure. There are a few of these very poor films that stick in narration when normally you would hear characters speaking - it's as if the producer realized that the acting was so bad that even boring narration was preferable. Awful - just an awful monster go and go away - forever!
BoG's Score: 1
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