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Mesa of Lost Women / The Beast of Yucca Flats
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Giant spiders and a nuclear threat are just two of the many perils included in this campy double-feature. Including:
MESA OF LOST WOMEN - A mad scientist (Jackie Coogan, "Uncle Fester" from TV's "The Addams Family") has hidden out in the deadly desert known as Zarpa Mesa in Mexico. Here he develops giant spiders, deadly dwarves, and, through the use of a synthesized derivative of spider venom, a race of killer superwomen that cannot be stopped once they choose their sexual prey. This hugely enjoyable film was made by the legendary Ron Ormond, a director whose biggest claim to fame these days is his close association with Ed Wood. However, his movies demand to be seen in their own right, as Mr. Ormond's taste for the bizarre is enough to carry a film by itself.
THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS - 300-pound wrestler Tor plays a noted Russian nuclear scientist chased by Commie spies into the desert where he runs right into an atomic blast and is turned into a hair-eating, club-wielding monster who befriends the local rabbits. Brief nudity at the opening rape scene. Considered one of the worst movies ever made.
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