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One Million Years B.C.
Why this pick
Its prehistoric adventure setting, stylised wilderness danger and creature-driven spectacle closely match the pulpy fantasy atmosphere of Prehistoric Women.
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MOVIE1967 1h 30m GBR
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When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth
Why this pick
Another dialogue-light prehistoric fantasy built around tribal conflict, harsh landscapes and memorable stop-motion creatures, with the same colourful exploitation-adventure spirit.
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The Land That Time Forgot
Why this pick
Offers similarly straightforward old-school adventure: explorers enter an isolated prehistoric realm filled with dangerous beasts and a vividly artificial fantasy world.
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The People That Time Forgot
Why this pick
Its expedition into a hidden land of dinosaurs and rival tribes continues the leisurely, creature-feature adventure appeal of Prehistoric Women.
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At the Earth's Core
Why this pick
A boisterous subterranean lost-world tale whose elaborate monsters, perilous journey and unapologetically retro effects make it a strong fit for Hammer-style prehistoric fantasy.
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01 / THE STORY
A little about the film.
David Marchant (Michael Latimer), a British explorer, along with Colonel Hammond (Robert Raglan) and a guide are pursuing a leopard on an African safari. The Colonel takes aim but misses and only wounds the animal. With the guide warning that it will soon be dark, David decides to find the beast and put it out of its misery before following the party back to camp.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
The people who bring it to life.
Edina Ronay
Saria
Michael Latimer
David
Robert Raglan
Colonel Hammond
Mary Hignett
Mrs. Hammond
Martine Beswick
Kari
Sydney Bromley
Ullo