The worst special effects EVER!
“Attack of the 50-Foot Woman” is a low-budget sci-fi movie with a catchy title and a poster that promises a gigantic, scantily-clad woman straddling a freeway and plucking cars up like toys. While the film does have the magnified woman, it has no such scene and offers strictly low-rent special effects.<br /><br />The woman in question, Nancy Archer (Allison Hayes), is a wealthy alcoholic recently released from a sanitarium. Nancy knows that her husband, Harry (William Hudson), is stepping out with gold-digging floozy Honey Parker (Yvette Vickers). Harry and Honey plan how to get rid of Nancy permanently so they can live happily ever after on Nancy’s fortune.<br /><br />Because Nancy’s drinking is well known in town, no one believes her when she claims to have been attacked on the highway by a huge alien (Michael Ross). Nancy has a second encounter with the desert alien and absorbs enough radiation to cause her to grow to enormous proportions. Yet we only see a giant groping hand, with various characters overacting to her size. Somehow, she still manages to fit into her bedroom, imprisoned with chains. When she figures out that she can easily break free, she sets out to exact vengeance on her philandering husband and his mistress.<br /><br />At just over an hour, the movie devotes its first half-hour to the marital problems of Nancy and Harry and scenes of Harry and Honey hanging out in the local tavern, brazenly drinking and smooching. These scenes drag.<br /><br />Containing some of the worst special effects in movies of the 50s, “Attack of the 50-Foot Woman" makes the giant Nancy and the alien appear inexplicably translucent. The alien’s conveyance looks like an inflated white balloon, its interior a set of peg boards, distorting fish bowls, and mist. In a nod to “King Kong,” a giant hand suggests Nancy’s monstrous size, and lots of low-angles are used to shoot Nancy with miniature sets against a black background, creating a not-believable illusion that she is enormous.<br /><br />Director Nathan Juran (billed in the credits as Nathan Hertz) is hampered by a small budget, making the effects laughable and perhaps part of the movie’s campy appeal. His abilities were shown as art director of John Ford’s “How Green Was My Valley” and as director of “The 7th Voyage of Sinbad,” and he gives the movie his best shot, considering its minuscule budget.<br /><br />Despite the poor effects, Juran elicits pretty good performances, especially from Vickers, who turns in a natural portrayal as a sexpot home wrecker. Hayes conveys a neurotic, clinging personality as Nancy and manages to elicit sympathy, but later, wandering the desert, calling out for Harry and, as a giant, intent on finding Harry and Honey with the dedication of a bounty hunter, she’s simply the victim of a dopey script. Supporting actors play it straight, trying to elude Nancy’s obviously fake monster hand, looking up in horror, and fleeing in panic from her wrath.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated Blu-ray please from Warner Archive include and audio commentary and theatrical trailer.<br /><br />“Attack of the 50-Foot Woman” is the kind of movie that’s so bad, it’s fun. It certainly is entertaining, and its length is perfect if you’re looking for an hour’s worth of never-intended laughs.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Allison Hayes cuts one very fine, five-story figure as Nancy Archer, an affluent California housewife who encounters a stranded alien on a deserted highway and is zapped by it's "growth ray." Now the beauteous behemoth sets out to make trouble for her philandering husband (William Hudson) and his other women, in this classic sci-fi turkey. Co-stars Yvette Vickers, George Douglas. 66 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English DTS HD mono Master Audio; Subtitles: English (SDH)..