"Down Among the Z Men" is a film that's slightly rough round the edges, due to it being shot on a budget that's about as modest as you could get and that the footage looks grainy.
However, there are some highlights along the way. Nothing much in the way of a story but it is a unique opportunity to see all four Goons as a team. The film certainly has the feel of being variety theatre caught on film with a single, stationary camera. This applies to when Peter Sellers performs those different impersonations of military persona.
Released in 1952, it would be another few years before Sellers finally settled into the film medium.
An interesting curiosity and worth seeing for those who enjoy "The Goon Show."
Review of Down Among the Z Men
