Réalisation:
Arthur HiltonScénario:
Roy HamiltonPhotographie:
William P. WhitleyMusique:
Elmer BernsteinActeurs·trices:
Sonny Tufts, Victor Jory, Marie Windsor, Douglas Fowley, Susan Morrow, William Phipps, Carol Brewster, Suzanne Alexander, Bette Arlen, Judy WalshRésumés(1)
Une fusée, avec à son bord cinq astronautes, atterrit sur la Lune. Helen, membre de l'équipage, a la vive impression de connaître ces lieux. Lors de leur exploration ils vont rencontrer les vestiges d'une civilisation inconnue... Les Cat-Women. Allons-nous assister au choc des civilisations ? (Bach Films)
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A chauvinist’s nightmare. The inhabitants of the moon are strong women (in black tight-fitting body suits), against whom the male bozos don’t stand a chance. This sci-fi flick is usually put together with the movies of Ed Wood or the legendary Robot Monster, but that’s not right. The only connection I would see is in the person of Jack Rabin, who did the effects for this film, too, otherwise it’s a visually successful little movie that is best described by the word “adorable”. The moonscape with the painted canvas in the background, the astronauts' gear, the attacking spiders that have clearly visible strings hanging them from the ceiling of the studio, and those backdrops of the ancient palace of the moonwomen are all endearingly funny. Then there’s the fact that there’s oxygen on the moon and that they drink wine there, but nevermind, this is a great example of the poetics of 1950s science fiction.
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