Cleveronix A different way of telling a story

Jenna Walter The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

Ava-Grace Willis Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Caryl It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties. It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

bean-d "She Demons" (1958) just might give Ed Wood's "Plan 9 from Outer Space" (1956) a run for its money as worst movie of all time--although in the final analysis "Plan 9" is more fun. "She Demons" tells the story of a rich girl and her two male helpers stranded on a supposedly deserted island. The island, however, is inhabited by an evil Nazi scientist who uses nubile young girls for his insidious experiments. At the precise point that he attempts to "operate" on the beautiful rich girl, planes bomb the island and a volcanic explosion destroys the Nazi and his evil lab. (Gee, what timing!) Perhaps the one thing that elevates this film from true Ed Woodian wretchedness is the occasional shock, which, admittedly, probably would have frightened a ten-year-old kid in the Fifties.

oscar-35 *Spoiler/plot- 1958, Ex-Natzi war criminal lives on an remote Polynesian island with his Natzi henchmen when a marooned passenger filled boat runs aground on the island with bad results. He takes the beauty from young native girls to restore the beauty of his fire scarred wife. *Special stars- Victor Sen Yung is recognizable in the cast from "Charlie Chan' series. *Theme- German engineering can fix almost anything. *Based on- Dr Jeckel and Mr Hyde, Island of Dr. Mareau*Trivia/location/goofs- The German accents come and go during scenes. The Asian cast member seems to be doing his Charlie Chan "favorite #1 son" character in all his scenes. *Emotion- This is a film I have reviewed that is NOT as good as "Planet 9", the ridiculous film flop from Ed Wood. I love some bad films. Possibly, some producer was trying for a successful film, but what he got was a film that could have all of it's copies destroyed and the world sadly would not care much.

winner55 All right, it's cheese; add a little ham on white bread, and you got a sandwich with filling, if not much spice.Very loosely based on "The Island of Dr. Moreau," this silly '50s drive-in aimed horror movie moves too well to be as bad as critics say. Nothing here makes any sense, but it's really background for pop-corn (and for that old '50s drive-in mating behavior, 'necking'). Making the villains fugitives from Nazi Germany is definitely a plus, because it adds to the senselessness of the mad doctor's 'experiments.' The 'dance of the natives' is stupid but enjoyably choreographed, and the babes are hot for their day.Light-weight and generally inoffensive exploitation. Again, the pacing is the surprise - put your brain on hold and let it go through its B-movie paces, this won't bore you.

Flixer1957 **Possible Spoilers Ahead**Four people marooned on an island discover a Nazi doctor who specializes in turning winsome women into the ugly monsters of the title. The hideous "demons" retain their beautiful bodies even after the evil experiments make their faces look like shredded papier-mache. The film starts off slow, action-wise, but entertainment is provided by mild ethnic humor and constant bickering between doofus hero Todd Griffin and blonde, tall, leggy Irish McCalla. The good guys eventually duke it out with the Nazis–who have some of the worst German accents ever–and nearly knock down the sets in the process. The action is fairly bloody for the late 1950s though one flogging sequence may have been cut down before SHE DEMONS was released. The director is often tarred with the same brush as Ed Wood Jr., whose Midas touch in reverse automatically turned celluloid into crap. However, to make a film as goofy, schlocky and oddly endearing as SHE DEMONS, Cunha obviously lacked Wood's pathetic self-seriousness and everyone concerned seemed to have fun making it. Fans of LeBad Cinema have been having fun with it ever since.