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And the music, especially over the main titles, was awfully good.
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I haven't seen it in many years, but I recall it being above average for a lo-budgie Universal programmer.
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You know which part cracks me up the most? When some poop is hitting the fan, no one even notices the poor little monkey-dude being slowly lowered into the maw of the giant man-eating plant...
Yeah, that was pretty startling.
Everybody runs to help the screaming blonde woman, though.
Ain't that always the way?
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Was this the one with the dinosaur in the lake that had the great misfortune of having its front flippers go round-and-round, timed perfectly opposite one another, obviously mechanized by some child's toy? Good shtuff. Loved it when I was a little kid.
---- Mark
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I was going to say that Pacific Title might have done the trailers of that vintage. But, checking at WikiPedia, they say up until the late 50's most trailers were produced by National Screen Services.
Needless to say, most were about as subtle as a baseball bat to the forehead.
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All of you are making me want to check this out of the library again. But I'm nowhere near that library anymore! 
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