Review of Drums of Africa

What an amalgam of scenes from King Solomon's Mine, a North American Forest Fire , and terrible African Plain studio sets. The plot is all over the place, acting is weak, throw in Frankie Avalon who is supposed to be living in the later 1800's yet sings and speaks right out of the 1960's and you must ask yourself why did they make this to begin with. Rather than trying to take Avalon out of the beach movie boredon onto mainstream cinema they turned the man into a forever teen. His small body size and his dialogue scream boy.