Cash Markman's script spoofs the Tarzan legend, but Buck Adams as director and star misses the chance to create an adventure romp. It starts off with quaint language and vintage costuming, but the period piece of Greystoke is soon abandoned for no particular reason. Even having the main roles as Americans rather than British is botched - Buck wants to be Earl of Blackrock in the early reels but his accent and later identification is contradicted by his being American.
Biggest mistake is lack of action or adventure, with the promised jungle trek barely achieved (looks like a backyard amateur effort) and ending rushed.
That leaves us with the dialog of the lengthy set-up scene and some solid sex content. Rebecca Wild gets the biggest role as Buck's sister, having Sapphic sex with her maid Felecia and later bedding title character Zartan (well-cast Alex Sanders with his muscular build and shoulder-length hair) in a very confusing dream sequence that starts with the dreamer Sindee Coxx but segues arbitrarily to Rebecca, her sister-in-law, getting the stud. When the jungle scene finally comes, Sindee gets Alex for real.
Biggest mistake is lack of action or adventure, with the promised jungle trek barely achieved (looks like a backyard amateur effort) and ending rushed.
That leaves us with the dialog of the lengthy set-up scene and some solid sex content. Rebecca Wild gets the biggest role as Buck's sister, having Sapphic sex with her maid Felecia and later bedding title character Zartan (well-cast Alex Sanders with his muscular build and shoulder-length hair) in a very confusing dream sequence that starts with the dreamer Sindee Coxx but segues arbitrarily to Rebecca, her sister-in-law, getting the stud. When the jungle scene finally comes, Sindee gets Alex for real.