Last Woman on Earth

Last Woman on Earth (1960)

  • 17% of users liked it
    (382 ratings)

This weak sci-fi, post-disaster drama is about three people left alive after everyone else has been killed on earth. The trio is comprised of Harold (Antony Carbone), Martin (Edward Wain), and Evelyn (Betsy Jones-Moreland) who were underwater scuba diving when a mysterious glitch in the atmosphere… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Written By
Robert Towne
Genres
Drama, Horror, Classics, Science Fiction & Fantasy
In Theaters
Sep 1, 1960 Wide

Critic Reviews

  • Fernando F. Croce, CinePassion

    Micro-masterpiece

  • Pablo Villaca, Cinema em Cena

    A estréia de Towne como roteirista (e ator!) traz sua parcela de bons diálogos e momentos interessantes, mas, de modo geral, o roteiro denuncia a pressa com que foi escrito e Corman, claro, não se preocupa muito em polir o filme com mais cuidado.

  • James O'Ehley, Sci-Fi Movie Page

    Tennessee Williams for the post-apocalypse . . .

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Christopher H


    Very intriguing take on a post-apocalyptic film (romance drama in an end-of-the-world setting), but could have been so much better if it had a bigger budget, tighter script, and better actors.

  • AJ V


    This is a very interesting, but improbable, movie. There is literally one woman left on Earth, and more than one man, you can guess what happens. This movie is exciting and intense, I liked it.

  • Byron B


    Corman produced and a young Robert Towne wrote and acted in it. Like Night of the Comet, life as we know it ends quickly on Earth and supposedly only three survivors remain. While the married Harold and Evelyn with their colleague Martin are scuba diving it seems that all oxygen has… More

  • alan j


    Very interesting concept..this is a movie that could have been much better if Corman was not such a cheapo. This movie had alot of potential but very little budget, and unfortunately it shows.

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