Review of The Beast of Yucca Flats (1961) by Alex C — 29 Nov 2011

This decidedly low-budget affair obviously didn't have the money to do sound on-site, so the director cleverly either nixes dialogue completely, or has the conversations take place while character faces can't be seen. (The best example is when two people are talking by the car, we see their bodies, but not their heads.) Most of the important information, however, is conveyed by narration which sounds like it was mimicking old propaganda newsreels.

This is more fun than it is distracting... at least if you're looking to enjoy some old cult film.