Product Review

CUBAN REBEL GIRLS: High on "Worst Films" lists but low on the résumé of legendary swashbuckler Errol Flynn, this no-budget semi-documentary provided the actor with his humiliating screen epitaph. Playing himself, he is seen working as a correspondent arriving in Cuba to interview Fidel Castro. Go over-the-mountains with over-the-hill Flynn and see troop skirmishes, a raid and sugar cane field fires--and get an eyeful of his 16-year-old "protégé" Beverly Aadland as the American girlfriend of a Cuban mercenary. I don't think we're in Sherwood Forest any more, Toto! 66 mins., B&W, 1952, 1.33:1, NR © 1960; renewed 1987 Exploit Films UNTAMED WOMEN: When an Air Force plane goes down in mid-ocean, its captain (Mikel Conrad) and his three-man crew wash ashore on an uncharted island of fur-clad cuties (descended from the Druids) led by high priestess Sandra (Doris Merrick). Cult rites, a hostile tribe of Neanderthal men and (of course) mucho giant-lizard footage from One Million B.C. put this near the top of the list of "island of lost women" disasterpieces. 70 mins., B&W, 1952, 1.33:1, NR, © 1952 Jewell Enterprises; renewed 1980 Medallion TV Enterprises, Inc. Bonus Features: none Product Specs: DVD5; Dolby Digital 2.0; TRT - 136 minutes; B&W; Aspect Ratio - 1.33:1; MPAA - NR; Year - 1952; SRP - $14.99