Campy 60's tale of mad scientists, reanimated corpses, espionage and murder. Nothing makes sense for about the first 40 minutes, but then the story actually coalesces into something decent by the end. This flick is OK, but there's tons of pointless time filling scenes of people driving, fiddling with random knobs, pouring chemicals into test tubes, etc. 99% of Carradine's dialog is gibberish.

Rogers (of "M*A*S*H" fame) co-produced and co-wrote this incredibly shoddy, but quite funny, no-budget wonder. An irrepressible blend of ludicrous plotting, inane dialogue, and fabulously bad performing, with standout contributions from Corey -- in his final role -- as an order-barking FBI chief and Satana and Campos as evil foreign agents of the Boris and Natasha school of espionage.