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Queen Kong (1976)

A female film crew journeys to Africa where a giant ape, Queen Kong, falls in love with the crew's male star.

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Phil Hall 14 Jan 2003

Hilarious no-budget/high-camp British romp with a lovesick oversized lady gorilla falling for a hippie named Ray Fay.

Vincent P 15 Sep 2011

CULT MOVIE MONTH REVIEW #:022 QUEEN KONG [1976]: this 1976 spoof of the legendry monster film with much underlying messages for its time about the role of women in society is monstrosity of cheesiness. Complete with tacky musical numbers, alright performances, and one weird gag were man-in-distress Ray Fay (get it?) steals a poster of the original 1933 KING KONG isn't meant to be taken too seriously which is why it gets a solid 60% from me.