Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women

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Movie Info

After crash landing on Venus, a group of human astronauts finds themselves under attack by the planet's unruly wildlife; fortunately, a race of beautiful Venusian women come to their aid. This sci-fi adventure combines footage from two earlier, unrelated films with a minimum of original material.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Classics, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By:

Peter Bogdanovich, Pavel Klushantsev, John Sebastian
In Theaters:

Dec 31, 1968 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Mar 29, 2005
Runtime:

78 minutes
Studio:

Filmgroup

Cast

Mamie Van Doren
as Moana

Yuriy Sarantsev
as Astronaut Howard Sherman

Georgiy Teykh
as Capt. Alfred Kern

Gennadi Vernov
as Astronaut Andre Freneau

Aldo Roman

Vladimir Emelyanov
as Commander William Lockhart

Margot Hartman

Georgiy Zhzhenov
as Astronaut Hans Walters

Mary Mark

Paige Lee
as Twyla

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Audience Reviews for Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women

Apr 27, 2018

Pretend salaciousness hiding under the cover of supposedly serious science fiction, some astronaut types venture to Planet Venus, exploring and all that. They would've found some blondie babes swimming around if they'd've bothered to have looked, but they don't, and so that's the movie: some science types in globe-head spacesuits don't discover blondie Venus Babes ...it's kind've disappointing. Blah.

Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
Jan 07, 2011

This film is in the Mill Creek 50 Movie Pack Sci-Fi Classics. After watching Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet a few weeks ago, I started watching this film and though that I was watching the same film as I watched a few weeks ago. After doing some research I found out that this was the same film as Voyage to the Prehistoric Plant with about 20 minutes of scenes with women clad in Bikini's and who communicate without talking, any guy knows that no matter what planet a women is from she is going to talk with her mouth LOL, anyway don't know how well this movie went over in 1968, maybe people forgot that they just saw most of this movie in 1965. Do I have to give a star, 1/2 star for wasting my time.

Bruce B Super Reviewer
Nov 05, 2009

Three cosmo---I mean, ASTROnauts---travel to Venus to rescue two stranded comrades and their robot, and encounter dinosaurs while a coven of sexy Venusian mermaids tries to impede their progress by praying to their pterodactyl god. This is the SECOND film Roger Corman dubbed and recycled by combining footage of Soviet space opera and with inserts of American actors, and oddly it's both more ridiculous and more coherent than VOYAGE TO THE PREHISTORIC PLANET. Worth the watch for camp fans .

Greg S Super Reviewer