If you can remember when outer space was so near and yet VERY far away, then you might want to view this Republic look at good vs. evil fantasy science fiction . Commander Cody(George Wallace) is asked to investigate mysterious bombings, that are destroying vital transportation venues, and buildings.
He has this flying suit that goes up when you turn the dial to up and vice versa, great technology . and a space ship too !
Graber the Henchman(Clayton Moore) is using a secret weapon delivered from the MOON, to create havoc, and make way for an invasion.
This ray gun he is using is very powerful ans can destroy anything aimed at .
For 13 Chapters, Commander Cody and his cohorts Ted Richards(William Bakewell), Joan Gilbert( Aline Towne) along with Hank(Wilson Wood) Cody's pilot, battle the forces of evil, in dramatic fashion.
O.K., O.K., these plots don't always make sense, but in the 1950's , it was fun Saturday afternoon entertainment!
The truth is Clayton Moore(THE Lone Ranger) steals the show as the bad guy !!! He kicks Codys ass more times than I can count .
Which is worth the price of admission !
Every Chapter ends on a Cliff Hanger and solved the following week .
So , if you like to be amused by a glimpse of the supposed future, 1950's style, try Radar Men from the Moon , and get your flying suit on, it is quite a ride . I gave it a 5 out of 10.
He has this flying suit that goes up when you turn the dial to up and vice versa, great technology . and a space ship too !
Graber the Henchman(Clayton Moore) is using a secret weapon delivered from the MOON, to create havoc, and make way for an invasion.
This ray gun he is using is very powerful ans can destroy anything aimed at .
For 13 Chapters, Commander Cody and his cohorts Ted Richards(William Bakewell), Joan Gilbert( Aline Towne) along with Hank(Wilson Wood) Cody's pilot, battle the forces of evil, in dramatic fashion.
O.K., O.K., these plots don't always make sense, but in the 1950's , it was fun Saturday afternoon entertainment!
The truth is Clayton Moore(THE Lone Ranger) steals the show as the bad guy !!! He kicks Codys ass more times than I can count .
Which is worth the price of admission !
Every Chapter ends on a Cliff Hanger and solved the following week .
So , if you like to be amused by a glimpse of the supposed future, 1950's style, try Radar Men from the Moon , and get your flying suit on, it is quite a ride . I gave it a 5 out of 10.