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Jungle Moon Men

1955· 70 minNR★ 5.4

From Clover Productions

AMAZING ADVENTURE in the LOST VALLEY OF THE MOON!

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Synopsis

Priestess Oma is forever young in this Jungle Jim knockoff of "She" or the La of Opar stories from "Tarzan". The Jungle Jim-type character is played by Weissmuller using his own name.

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Directed by Charles S. Gould

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In this series · Jungle Jim

Jungle Jim1948
The Lost Tribe1949
Mark of the Gorilla1950
Captive Girl1950
Pygmy Island1950
Fury of the Congo1951
Jungle Manhunt1951
Jungle Jim in the Forbidden Land1952
Voodoo Tiger1952
Savage Mutiny1953
Valley of Head Hunters1953
Killer Ape1953
Jungle Man-Eaters1954
Cannibal Attack1954
Jungle Moon MenYou’re here
Devil Goddess1955

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Reviews · from TMDB members

CinemaSerf★ 5/10Dec 22, 2023

Johnny Weissmuller plays himself - or a sort of Victor Mature version of himself - as he does his "Allan Quartermain" impersonation guiding the rather determined "Ellen" (Jean Bryon) through the middle jungle in search of a long-lost companion. Deeper and deeper they go, the wildlife gets more and more menacing, the adventure more perilous, the insects more deadly - and this is all without leaving California! Anyway, their quest takes them to an hidden kingdom populated by th… Read more

e even more rare African branch of the oompa-loompa family and where the High Priestess of Ra "Oma" (Helene Stanton) has been happily minding her own business for centuries. In best "She" tradition, though, she falls in love and, well we just know that won't bode well. It's not a terrible film, it's just devoid of any originality as we plod through some library footage of rhinos, tigers, lions etc., en route to a denouement that made the short-ish seventy minute run-time seem quite considerably longer. That might have been down to the largely charm-free Weissmuller who should have just stuck to his loincloth and his vine-swinging yodelling, and to the rather uninspired and verbose writing. Pretty poor, sorry.