Mesa of Lost Women

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NR,1hr 10min

Genre:

Sci-Fi

Released:

January 1, 1953

Distributor:

Howco Productions Inc.

Starring:

Jackie Coogan, Richard Travis, Allan Nixon ... More

Synopsis: Mutated spiders, mad geniuses, childlike mental patients, gold-digging blondes, and vengeful little people are only part of the madness in this legendary bit of oddball science fiction. Grant (Robert Knapp) and Doreen (Mary Hill) wander into a shack in the wastelands of Mexico's Muerto Desert, where the sunburned and dehydrated pair tell their tale to a surveyor for an American petroleum firm. Grant was working as a pilot for millionaire businessman Jan Van Croft (Nico Lek), who was to marry the ... Full Synopsis

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	Richard Gilliam, AMG Review In Mesa of Lost Women, viewers get two bad films for the price of one. First, there's the footage shot by Herbert Tevos for a film that was to be called Tarantula. That name was scrapped when the result was so poor that the film was deemed to be unreleasable. When a shortage of product for movie houses developed, the Tevos footage was taken over by Ron Ormond, who filled out the film with silent-era ... Read Review