Cult Camp Classics-V01 Sci-Fi Thrillers (1958)

"[Queen] Zsa Zsa as an alien? Perfect.  Christopher Smith, Bangor Daily News
"[Giant] ...once the prehistoric and irradiated monster starts doing his thing, it becomes too much fun to turn off.  Doug Pratt, DVDLaser.com
"[Queen] A laugh riot, if you're in the right mood...  James Sanford, Kalamazoo Gazette
"[Attack] Cheesy fun.  Ken Hanke, Mountain Xpress
"[Giant] ...an oddity worth tracking down, mostly because of the names attached to it.  Matt Paprocki, BlogCritics.org
"[Attack] Old-school camp craziness of the tallest and most feminine variety.  Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com

Editor's Note Three amusing horror flicks feature on CULT CAMP CLASSICS VOLUME 1. The theme is "Sci-Fi Thrillers," and the feature films included are the 1958 version of ATTACK OF THE 50 FT. WOMAN, GIANT BEHEMOTH, and QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE. Please see individual titles for synopsis information.

	Allison Hayes
	Andre Morell
	Dave Willock
	Eric Fleming
	Gene Evans
	John Turner
	Laurie Mitchell
	Leigh Madison
	Roy Gordon
	William Hudson
	Yvette Vickers
	Zsa Zsa Gabor
	Edward Bernds - [Queen] Director
	Eugene Lourie - [Giant] Director
	Nathan Juran - [Attack] Director

Variety 8 of 10
[Attack] Attack of the 50 Foot Woman shapes up as a minor offering for the scifi trade where demands aren't too great...The production is the story of a femme who overnight grows into a murderous giantess, out to get husband who's cheating with another woman. Growth was caused by ray burns suffered when she's seized by huge monster, who lands in the desert near home in a satellite from outer space. Breaking the chains used to restrain her in her luxurious mansion, she makes her way to a tavern where spouse is with his lady love and literally squeezes him to death before the sheriff kills her with a riot gun...Allison Hayes takes title role as a mentally-disturbed woman who has been in a sanitarium, William Hudson is the husband and Yvette Vickers his girl friend, all good enough in their respective characters.

BadMovies.org 7 of 10
[Giant] Old black and white horror movies are a gold mine for b-movie lovers. The English score big in my book with this movie about a electric and radioactive dinosaur attacking London. While the stop motion looks okay it's the acting and other effects which hurt me so. When the monster is "projecting" radiation by using it's electric current (make a physics project out of this and see if you pass)...We unfortunately spend about half the film slogging through the actors investigating strange happenings like radioactive fish and missing ships and they probably didn't succeed as actors. The scientists finally conclude that exposing the beast to a lethal dose of radiation will kill it and the injection should be done with a torpedo! Tread carefully near this movie everyone, it's a monster. - Andrew Borntreger