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I first saw this back in high school, in the early '70s, on local TV. I was a big fan of the TV series as a young boy in the '60s, and this movie is basically a really long "Batman" episode, complete with their classic stable of villains including Burgess Merideth as the Penguin, and the delightfully over-the-top Frank Gorshin as the Riddler, among others.
I really dug it the first time I saw it, and lately I'm thinking it would've been great on MST3K, and still hope RiffTrax can take a good whack at it.
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Y'mean, this dung heap was shot in 3D? Oh, dear GOD.
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Hey, man, if Mike, Kevin and Bill can shred "Riding With Death" the way they did, this stinkburger would be a piece of cake. C'mon, you guys.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOFb30P32uc Ed Wood's attempt at crime noir from 1954. FIlm noir the Ed Wood Way. Co-stars Timothy Farrell of "Racket Girls" fame. Features the same faux flamenco thrashing, spastic piano-banging soundtrack as "Mesa Of Lost Women".
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And btw, Ed Wood's "Jail Bait" is available for viewing and download from the public domain archive at archive.org:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZvKrIYv6wk Sublimely awful cut'n'paste chop-socky epic from 1985. Produced by Godfrey Ho, often called the Ed Wood of martial-arts movies.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hqcGK72XYQ Ripe, stinking "Star Wars" ripoff from 1979. Starring Marjoe Gortner and a young David Hasselhof. 'Nuff said.
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I first saw this on the local late-night "creature feature" when I was about 15, and still think it's a cut above anything else of its kind at the time -- especially considering it was produced by Corman.
Of course, Coppola's script and direction probably had something to do with it. Watching it again for the first time a couple of years ago, it was fascinating to see Coppola's visual and storytelling style already maturing.
This is one of two Corman pictures I actually think are (gasp) "too good to riff" -- the other one being 1957's "Not Of This Earth".