Review of The Girl in Lovers Lane (1960) by Tim S — 02 Jun 2012
Ok, so I wouldn't call The Girl in Lovers Lane a taut thriller or an interesting movie, by any means. The movie actually doesn't get good until the last twenty minutes or so, and even then, it's very fleeting.
As a Roger Corman-directed movie, I can't say I'm surprised by its quality, or lack thereof. It's mostly boring and plays on too many bad boy-type movies of the time. I kept thinking of things like A Streetcar Named Desire, The Night Hunter or anything starring James Dean, really.
Thankfully the Mystery Science Theater 3000 crew make it a little more entertaining, but not really by much. I'd say you're not missing anything if you skip it, but if you're interested in early Roger Corman, I'd say give it a shot.
Just don't expect much.
This review of The Girl in Lovers Lane (1960) was written by Tim S on 02 Jun 2012.
The Girl in Lovers Lane has generally received very negative reviews.
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