A lame sequel to Connor's earlier Edgar Rice Burroughs adaptation, The Land That Time Forgot, which was at least occasionally lively.

Patrick Wayne is a dull lead, and the effects are even less polished than those in the previous film -- still, there's enough of interest to make it an entertaining and undemanding time-filler.

The creature effects still resemble rubbery toys molded out of clay, with ignorance toward details of skin, bone, muscle, and realistic movement.

The film is not a classic, but following the story told by Tarzan's creator almost to the letter, no one can go far wrong for an entertaining afternoon.