Review by goodellaa

It only seems long. This production has heart, dragging melodrama and Mr. Wood's usual lack of money for anything but the barest essentials. Lovingly finished as much as possible by widow and others, it benefits mightily from a narration track provided by a gifted Western actor whose name escapes me. Belongs on a double bill with any B Western that you might desire to make look good by comparison. People interested in the work and personality of Ed Wood will find it interesting, though most people won't. It's moral tone is sort of loud, especially toward the end. It may confuse but shouldn't harm children.