These scans for the Captive Wild Woman pressbook are courtesy of Tony Rivers (Teenage Horror Factory), whose crush on Acquanetta knows no bounds. I'm glad I didn't bid on this one on emovieposter.com since Tony would have gone ape if I had even tried to outbid him. But gracious collector that he is, he always shares. Some critics and fans consider the "ape movies" an oddity in the various movie studios' B movie productions. I don't (well, okay, maybe Robot Monster is an exception). I like them. I would also argue that movies like The Monster and the Girl and Captive Wild Woman tap into a social vibe and a stylish art form that make them more than just watching a man in a gorilla costume. I'll be writing more about The Monster and the Girl in the upcoming Unsung Horrors, Vol. 2, from the We Belong Dead magazine gang.
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