Annette Funicello, Aron Kincaid, Deborah Walley
Dr. Goldfoot (Vincent Price) plans on taking over the world with his beautiful female robots, who seduce rich and powerful men. Robot #11/Diane
(Susan Hart) is sent after millionaire Todd Armstrong (...( read more
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Flixster Reviews (104)
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February 3, 2009These beach movies cracked me up as a kid. There was so much going on in them. They were like the predecessors to the Zucker Bros. comedies. Throw enough stuff at the audience and somthing's bound to stick.
Apparently, I wasn't the only one infatuated with these. During high ...( read more) -
December 16, 2008Horror icon Vincent Price goes all hammy and over the top. He's not very good at comedy. Frankie Avalon takes all kind of prat falls or causes other characters to do so, but is not really funny either. The movie is filled with all sorts of corny sight gags and slapstick and wa...( read more)
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July 28, 2008a movie made for the sixties drive-in make-out crowd(who wouldn't be watching it anyway, eh?), a campy "romp" with hollywood's teen draw (?) stars, frankie avalon and dwayne hickman (dobie gillis), but the surprise here is vincent price for giving this house payment his very all....( read more)
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May 13, 2008How can something so mind numbingly BAD...be so gloriously GOOD? I saw this KNOWING it was a good contender for my "So Bad They're Good" list.
Come on people...Vincent Price as the 'evil' Dr. Goldfoot is hilarious and at his over the top campy best.
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