Mario Gauci has submitted an excellent review of this movie. I have little to add except to say that Sid Caesar reveals himself as a somewhat charmless "comedian" in this obviously hastily assembled and filmed with celerity movie that offers little in exchange for the coat of an audience's admission tickets (or the purchase or hiring price of a DVD).
The script is more than a trifle tedious, the direction of course is plain dull and the whole affair has virtually nothing to offer in the way of entertainment.
I am speaking of course from the vantage point of a paid critic. A casual moviegoer who has not been exposed to a great deal of William Castle's offerings will probably not agree with me when I say that in my opinion the photography was somewhat less than capable, the script more than trifle tedious and the direction, as previously stated, just plain dull.
The script is more than a trifle tedious, the direction of course is plain dull and the whole affair has virtually nothing to offer in the way of entertainment.
I am speaking of course from the vantage point of a paid critic. A casual moviegoer who has not been exposed to a great deal of William Castle's offerings will probably not agree with me when I say that in my opinion the photography was somewhat less than capable, the script more than trifle tedious and the direction, as previously stated, just plain dull.