Well Known Right-Winger and Studio Publicist, Russell Birdwell, Assisting John Wayne Promoting "The Alamo", Directed this Brutal Exploitation-Propaganda of those Evil Commies.
Dark Tone and Somber Throughout...
It Starts with a Lengthy Scene with Stalin Seated Puffing on a Pipe, Watching a Beautiful Brunette with Waist-Length Hair,
Undergoing a Shaved-Head Haircut. There is No Explanation.
Aside from the Obvious Pleasure of Stalin Getting His Kicks.
Next, it's Off to the Plastic Surgeon for Uncle Joe who is about to Fake His Own Death and High-Tail, with Half of the Soviet Treasury.
Enter Zsa Zsa Gabor in a Dual Role, Searching for Her Identical Twin, Last Seen as Stalin's Nurse in Moscow.
She Hires He-Man Lex Baxter, Ex-OSS and Now a Private Eye, to Find Her Sibling.
When Baxter Discovers that there are "Rumors" of Stalin's Switcheroo, He Joins Zsa Zsa with the Added Bonus, no not Gabor, but a Hefty Down-Payment.
There's Some Intrigue, and with the Help of a One-Armed Secret-Service Agent (Jeff Stone) and a Hiding-Out Son of Stalin (William Schallart) the Hunt is On.
Plenty of Action, Including a Brutal, Bloody Flogging of Baxter. One Gets the Impression that there are also some Deranged and Detached Minds Behind the Camera.
Intense, Low-Low Budget Movie that Delivers the Goods. However Critics and Fans seem to Loathe this Under-Ground Treasure of Sleazy Cinema from a By-Gone Era.
There's a Lot More Here than Meets the Eye.
Say Hello and Good-Bye to America's Little Friend During WWII, Uncle Joe Stalin...
Who Starved Millions of His Countrymen...Because He Could.
Worth a Watch.
Dark Tone and Somber Throughout...
It Starts with a Lengthy Scene with Stalin Seated Puffing on a Pipe, Watching a Beautiful Brunette with Waist-Length Hair,
Undergoing a Shaved-Head Haircut. There is No Explanation.
Aside from the Obvious Pleasure of Stalin Getting His Kicks.
Next, it's Off to the Plastic Surgeon for Uncle Joe who is about to Fake His Own Death and High-Tail, with Half of the Soviet Treasury.
Enter Zsa Zsa Gabor in a Dual Role, Searching for Her Identical Twin, Last Seen as Stalin's Nurse in Moscow.
She Hires He-Man Lex Baxter, Ex-OSS and Now a Private Eye, to Find Her Sibling.
When Baxter Discovers that there are "Rumors" of Stalin's Switcheroo, He Joins Zsa Zsa with the Added Bonus, no not Gabor, but a Hefty Down-Payment.
There's Some Intrigue, and with the Help of a One-Armed Secret-Service Agent (Jeff Stone) and a Hiding-Out Son of Stalin (William Schallart) the Hunt is On.
Plenty of Action, Including a Brutal, Bloody Flogging of Baxter. One Gets the Impression that there are also some Deranged and Detached Minds Behind the Camera.
Intense, Low-Low Budget Movie that Delivers the Goods. However Critics and Fans seem to Loathe this Under-Ground Treasure of Sleazy Cinema from a By-Gone Era.
There's a Lot More Here than Meets the Eye.
Say Hello and Good-Bye to America's Little Friend During WWII, Uncle Joe Stalin...
Who Starved Millions of His Countrymen...Because He Could.
Worth a Watch.