Cat-Women of the Moon (1953)

Director:

Arthur Hilton

Writers:

Al Zimbalist (based on a story) and
Jack Rabin (based on a story) ...

Release Date:

3 septiembre 1953 (USA)

Genre:

Adventure | Sci-Fi

Frase comercial:

They're fiery...fearless...ferocious!

Plot:

Astronauts travel to the moon where they discover it is inhabited by attractive young women in black tights.

Plot Keywords:

Cat People | Pilot | Navigator | Low Budget Film | B Movie

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Great Cinema!

Cast

Sonny Tufts	...	Laird Grainger
Victor Jory	...	Kip Reissner
Marie Windsor	...	Helen Salinger
William Phipps	...	Douglas 'Doug' Smith
Douglas Fowley	...	Walter 'Walt' Walters
Carol Brewster	...	Alpha
Susan Morrow	...	Lambda
Suzanne Alexander	...	Beta
Bette Arlen	...	Cat-Woman (as Betty Arlen)
Roxann Delman	...	Cat-Woman
Ellye Marshall	...	Cat-Woman
Judy Walsh	...	Cat-Woman

También conocida como:

Rocket to the Moon
Mujeres gato de la luna, Las (Spain) [es]

Duración:

64 min

País:

USA

Idioma:

English

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sonido:

Mono (Western Electric Recording)

Clasificación:

USA:Approved

Company:

Z-M Productions

Trivialidades:

The control cabin of the rocket and two of the space suits are recycled from Project Moon Base (1953).

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Alone with Walt in the gold cave, the Cat-Woman Beta's voice is heard replying to his exclamations - she calls him "Doug".

Quotes:

Alpha: Four of us will be enough. We will get their women under our power, and soon we will rule the whole world!

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Missile to the Moon (1958)

Great Cinema!

Don't believe the detractors. This is great cinema. See Marie Windsor (Always worth the price of admission), Victor Jory as a good guy (with his constant 'I'm a bit constipated,' broken smile) and catch a glimpse of rich boy turned bad boy Sonny Tufts (scion of the Tufts family of Tufts University fame)on the down slide from hero roles of the late 40s. The F/X are dazzling, the ... well, OK. It's, shall we say, not quite up to some of the other sci-fi thrillers of that era, e.g., When Worlds Collide, War of the Worlds, From the Earth to the Moon, Rocket X-9, the Man from Planet X, etc., but it's a lot friendlier. And, the cat ladies dancing are great too. This movie is fun...and Marie Windsor is still a delight to see!