| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| John Ashley | ... | Matt Farrell | |
| Pat Woodell | ... | Neva Gordon | |
| Jan Merlin | ... | Steinman | |
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Charles Macaulay | ... | Dr. Gordon |
| Pam Grier | ... | Ayesa - The Panther Woman | |
| Ken Metcalfe | ... | Kuzma - the Antelope Man | |
| Tony Gosalvez | ... | Darmo - the Bat Man | |
| Kim Ramos | ... | Primo - the Ape Man | |
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Mona Morena | ... | Lupa - the Wolf Woman |
| Eddie Garcia | ... | Juan Pereira | |
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Angelo Ventura | ||
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Johnny Long | ||
| Andres Centenera | |||
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Letty Mirasol | ||
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Max Roio | ... | (as Max Rojo) |
A scientist kidnaps a man and transports him to an island, intent on turning him into a super-being. The man obviously doesn't like this idea, so he tries to escape with the help of the scientist's daughter and a band of half-human, half-animal creatures. Written by Demian Katz <katz@netaxs.com>
Matt Farrell (John Ashley) find himself abducted and taken to a Island with the requisite mad scientist and his lovely daughter Neva (Patt Woodell). From there the movie moves right along with an Island of Doctor Moreau type theme. A big shout out to the recently departed Jan Merlin who did an excellent job of playing a sexually ambiguous thug Steinman. Good Movie however a little more of provocative dress by the lovely Ms. Woodell would have been nice.