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Jazz music played too quickly with the words "rock and roll" popping up at random intervals does not result in a rock and roll song.

Most of the cast were at least ten years too old, some were 20 years too old, for the parts they played which was ridiculous.

A very poor attempt to cash in on the new music that was rock and roll at the time, those who bought a ticket to see it at the time must have been most disappointed. Not one act survived beyond appearing in this film, appearing in it probably killed their music careers stone dead.

Now showing on TPTV in July 2025 in the UK so see it if you can as it's a very entertaining film.

The stories of how the delayed letters affects the intended recipients is nicely varied and a mixture of good that they were delayed and bad that they were delayed.

As mentioned elsewhere it was very obvious that the Triumph Herald car had no windscreen and no wipers.

I had thought that those affected would all have been posh people but they weren't so this gave some variety.

A new version could be made of this film but as few get letters these days it may have to be about delayed messages to mobile phones.

This must have been a spoof as it was all a bit mad. Every scene was shot far too darkly, even the outdoor scenes in bright sunshine, or TPTV in the UK had a duff print. The title was "The Monster".

Just a slight exaggeration of the habits of a normal baby, just kidding, I love babies but I couldn't eat a whole one.

No enough was seen of the delightful Caroline Munro, I've loved her since her appearances in the Ray Harryhausen stop motion effects films.

Joan Collins has appeared in a lot of really bad films, she was not too choosy it seems, any job to pay the bills.

Highly recommended to watch as it could be the worst film Joan has even been in.