"Jungle Woman" is an unnecessary sequel to the superior "Captive Wild Woman" but it's not a bad film in its own right.
J. Carrol Naish - a fine character actor - is one of the leading characters as a scientist who attempts to steady the ape woman, Paula.
The flashback part of the film is confusing and should have been removed from the screenplay.
Evelyn Ankers is given top billing but is only involved in the beginning and end of the film and her screen time is very limited.
There is a fair bit of incident but it beggars belief how a further "Ape Woman" film was commissioned.
J. Carrol Naish - a fine character actor - is one of the leading characters as a scientist who attempts to steady the ape woman, Paula.
The flashback part of the film is confusing and should have been removed from the screenplay.
Evelyn Ankers is given top billing but is only involved in the beginning and end of the film and her screen time is very limited.
There is a fair bit of incident but it beggars belief how a further "Ape Woman" film was commissioned.