The White Gorilla in Bloomington, MN

Considered one of the worst films ever made, White Gorilla will be a special treat for those with a love and appreciation of dreadful cinema. Much of the footage for this sub-bargain-basement jungle adventure was gleaned from Perils of the Jungle a silent film made 20 years before. It was spliced together with new footage starring Ray Corrigan running about in a tacky white gorilla suit. To keep the resulting plot holes from showing up too badly, an extremely serious narration was tacked on (of course it only serves to accentuate the film's problems, but that's half the fun!). The poor white gorilla is considered a pariah by the normal black gorillas and spends his life frustrated, angry, and alone. Unable to control his rage at being outcast, he becomes a murderous, rampaging beast, killing anything or anyone who even remotely resembles a primate. His path of destruction continues until the biggest, baddest gorilla in the land challenges him to a final showdown, one that could have terrible repercussions for all of Africa.