Story
In 1952, William Beaudine directed a quirky comedy-horror film that features Bela Lugosi, Duke Mitchell, and Sammy Petrillo. The plot revolves around an adventurous but hapless pair of entertainers, played by Mitchell and Petrillo, who crash-land on a tropical island. They encounter Lugosi's character, Dr. Zabor, a mad scientist with plans to use the pair in his bizarre experiments. This peculiar mixture of comedy and horror creates a unique cinematic experience, showcasing Lugosi's talents in a setting quite different from his well-known Dracula persona.William Beaudine, the director of this film, was an exceptionally prolific filmmaker with a career spanning several decades. Often dubbed "One Shot," Beaudine was known for his efficiency and ability to work quickly, directing a remarkable number of films and television episodes. His extensive filmography includes genres ranging from comedies and dramas to westerns and horror films. Despite working often on low-budget projects, Beaudine's films were marked by competent storytelling and a knack for making the most out of limited resources.The cast features Bela Lugosi, whose role as Dr. Zabor demonstrates his versatility beyond his iconic Dracula image. Sammy Petrillo and Duke Mitchell, the comedic duo, mimic the popular pair of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, bringing a slapstick humor to the film. Although the film didn't achieve major commercial success or critical acclaim, it has since gained a cult following for its campy charm and the unique combination of its stars' talents.