The Sword of El Cid (1962)

Original title: La Spada del Cid

Sword. Spain. Starring Roland Carey, Chantal Deberg, Andrés Mejuto, Sandro Moretti, Luis Induni & Daniel Martín. Directed by Miguel Iglesias.

Videotechnics S.A (Spain). Spanish language with no subtitles. Letterboxed.

Tarzan and the Jungle Mystery (1973)

Original title: Tarzán y el Misterio de la Selva

Jungle adventure. Spain. Starring Richard Yesteran, Marina Ferri & Didi Sherman. Directed by Miguel Iglesias.

VTC (Sweden). English dubbed. Fullscreen.

Very obscure spanish Tarzan ripp off. No matter how much I try not to I always compare these films to the great Caño/Hawkes/Swan collaborations, but it's not the same thing. While those films added something fresh to the Tarzan formula, the others are very much your standard, cheap B-film ripp offs. However, viewed as mindless cheezy entertainment this is one of the funnier. You have to love Richard Yesteran as the Grade Z Tarzan, his yell always cracks me up (if you think he was bad, watch David Carpenter in Tarzan in King Salomon's Cave... or rather, don't)! 3/5 (entertainment value)

Kilma, Queen of the Amazons (1975)

Original title: Kilma, Reina de las Amazonas

Amazon adventure. Spain. Starring Eva Miller, Frank Braña, Claudia Gravy & Luis Induni. Directed by Miguel Iglesias.

Videofilm AB (Sweden). English dubbed. Fullscreen.

This time Kilma is a proud amazon queen who defends her paradise island from nasty pirates. I liked the Kilma jungle girl flick a little bit better, but this is still an amusing 90 minutes. 3/5

Kilma, Queen of the Jungle (1975)

Original title: La Diosa Salvaje

Jungle adventure. Starring Eva Miller, Paul Naschy & Maria Perschy. Directed by Miguel Iglesias.

Mariann Video (Sweden). English dubbed. Fullscreen.

Delightful spanish "female Tarzan" type film starring cute acrobat Eva Miller. Horror legend Paul Naschy plays the villian. 3/5