plan99

I had expected this to be terrible in the way that US/Italian co-operation films tend to be but it was very good. Every actor and actress did a great job with one big name to draw in the punters, Yvonne.

Well worth watching as it did not look cheap in any way and even the monster was passable, great fun for all.

This film captures very well the black and white days of the 1950s in the UK. Great characters very well cast and acted by all concerned. The atmosphere of the fun fair was so well captured that it looked like a real fair but seems to have been studio shot.

Not any surprises in the plot as it all went as expected but very well worth watching.

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.