At the Earth's Core
Why this pick
Kevin Connor brings the same brisk, tactile 1970s adventure energy to another Edgar Rice Burroughs-style expedition, with bizarre prehistoric danger, cliffhanger momentum, and unpretentious pulpy spectacle.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Kevin Connor brings the same brisk, tactile 1970s adventure energy to another Edgar Rice Burroughs-style expedition, with bizarre prehistoric danger, cliffhanger momentum, and unpretentious pulpy spectacle.
Why this pick
A direct return to the franchise’s isolated prehistoric world, preserving the rugged expedition format, practical creatures, perilous terrain, and serial-like drive of the 1974 film.
Why this pick
Its Victorian explorers, hidden civilisation, monsters, and miniature-heavy action make it an especially close fit for the cheerful, old-fashioned lost-world craftsmanship of The Land That Time Forgot.
Why this pick
Its shipwrecked travelers enter a strange, hostile realm where survival and discovery matter more than explanation—an enjoyably lurid British adventure with a similarly physical atmosphere.
Why this pick
Another 1970s expedition fantasy in which a journey beyond the mapped world reveals a hidden society and hazardous terrain, told with a family-friendly but earnest adventure scale.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Bowen Tyler

Captain Von Schoenvorts

Lisa Clayton

Bradley
Dietz
Borg
Olson

Whiteley