In this special episode I discuss not one, but two sci-if flicks from the wonderful years of ‘53 and ‘68. Which race of extraterrestrial women will reign supreme in the eyes and hearts of the film lovers of planet Earth, or will both falter under the galactic pressure?

In 1981, Inseminoid was released to the public audience. Was it a masterpiece ahead of its time or was it meant to be left in the space caves?

Damn Yankees, released 1958, was adapted to the silver screen from broadway. With leading lady Gwen Verdon, was this transfer of medium a home run or a foul ball?

1987’s Jane and the Lost City was a live action interpretation of the comic strips of the same name. From the outside it looks like a shallow film used as an excuse to show off bodies, but could it be more than that?

Marilyn Monroe starred in Niagara 1953, but was her star power enough to stop the film from going over the falls?

Elvira: Mistress of the Dark is a cult classic, and Elvira herself is an icon, but has the film aged like fine wine? Or has it not stood the test of time.