The team that made King Kong and Son of Kong in 1933 made one last horror adventure two years later. Adapted (liberally?) from H. Rider Haggard’s classic tale, She tells of a geothermal outcrop in the Russian arctic, hosting a lost civilization, ruled by She-Who-Must-Be-Obeyed (California Congresswoman Helen Gagahan’s only film role). Endowed with eternal life and youth, She waits in her art-deco world for the reincarnation of her lost love.
The team that made King Kong and Son of Kong in 1933 made one last horror adventure two years later. Adapted (liberally?) from H. Rider Haggard’s classic tale, She tells of a geothermal outcrop in the Russian arctic, hosting a lost civilization, ruled by She-Who-Must-Be-Obeyed (California Congresswoman Helen Gagahan’s only film role). Endowed with eternal life and youth, She waits in her art-deco world for the reincarnation of her lost love.
The team that made King Kong and Son of Kong in 1933 made one last horror adventure two years later. Adapted (liberally?) from H. Rider Haggard’s classic tale, She tells of a geothermal outcrop in the Russian arctic, hosting a lost civilization, ruled by She-Who-Must-Be-Obeyed (California Congresswoman Helen Gagahan’s only film role). Endowed with eternal life and youth, She waits in her art-deco world for the reincarnation of her lost love.