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Roger CormanThe Wasp Woman (1960)

A beautiful woman by day - a lusting queen wasp by night.

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This movie is part of the collection: Sci-Fi / Horror

Director: Roger Corman
Producer: Roger Corman
Production Company: Santa Cruz Productions Inc.
Audio/Visual: sound, B&W
Keywords: Horror; science-fiction

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: inselpeter - - October 8, 2009
Subject: Campy
Sure, it's a stupid movie, but it's a lot of fun.

Reviewer: bestpbx - - June 6, 2009
Subject: 1959 was a good year for monsters!
It is just what you expect from a 1959 monster movie. I just enjoy the heck out of these films!

Reviewer: Lovethosemovies - - October 11, 2008
Subject: It is what it is
Why do people come here to watch old campy movies and then complain about them? I have been downloading and watching movies from various movie sites for the last year of every genre. Most of the movies are in the 1999 to 2008 range. I have kept on the average only 1 out of 25 movies. You would think that with all the money and special effects that these modern movies would be better than that and yet I have kept 99% of all the movies that I have downloaded from Archive. Just watch the movies for what they were meant to be with all its faults, old fashioned effects and black and white frames. Stop complaining.

Reviewer: Seto-Kaiba_Is_Stupid - - April 23, 2008
Subject: Crap
This film is crap. It's really crappy crap. It's crappy crap which is crap.
CRAP

Reviewer: Searchlight - - February 15, 2008
Subject: Susan Cabot
I liked this movie.It has something special about
it.Susan Cabot(I hate to say)was murdered her
by her son in real life.She was beautiful as
was Sharon Tate.

Reviewer: RM115 - - September 5, 2006
Subject: Still spooky!
I was about 9 years old when this flick aired late one Friday night on 'Science Fiction Theature.' It was forbidden to watch for reasons my parents knew about but dumb little kids had to find out the hard way; the old man was sleeping in front of the TV so I sneaked in to enjoy a forbidden treat.....after watching this movie, it scared me so badly I couldn't sleep for three days....in retrospect. the flick is really lame but back then all my pucker parts were pretty tight for a few days after seeing 'The Wasp Woman.' Still gives me shivers.

Reviewer: DougBee - - August 17, 2006
Subject: Shooting Up
I thought the real intensity came when the woman would sneak into the lab and shoot herself up.

Reviewer: gcanning - - June 24, 2006
Subject: Great b-film
This is a one of the great B-films from this era, and should be looked at, if only for the talents of the lead actress, Susan Cabot. This is director Roger Corman at his B-movie best.

Reviewer: postunder - - June 20, 2006
Subject: Nothing special
didn't like this one, just didn't catch me.

Reviewer: CyborgSam - - December 31, 2005
Subject: Not good or bad enough...
Not good enough to watch, nor bad enough to be a cult classic. Maybe MST3K could make this watchable. Some of the worst special effects ever. This, and a good dose of sugar, may keep pre-pubescent kids entranced enough to sit in front of it.

Reviewer: yakofujimato - - September 24, 2005
Subject: It's Actually 'The Wasp Woman' not 'Women'
There are no plurality of Wasp creatures in this film, just the one!

Great fun flick by the way! It's trashy, campy fun! It's really interseting to see Michael Marks, longtime veteran of the classic Universal horror days (He was Maria's dad in the original 'Frankenstein'), play such a big role!

Reviewer: cry0fan - - June 16, 2005
Subject: decent movie
fair plotting. Somewhat decent for the most part.

The ending is not that great.

I had the 440M file, and it looked pretty good.