Wasp Woman, The
Wasp Woman is a film about Janice Cabot, a cosmetics magnate, and how her fear of aging eventually brought about her destruction. Fearful of aging, Cabot had a scientist develop a serum from wasps' that when injected into a human, the person would become youthful looking and the aging process stopped. Unfortunately, there were a few side-effects, as Cabot periodically turned into a wasp monster and had to kill humans to survive.
- Starring: Susan Cabot, Anthony Eisley, Barboura Morris
- Director(s): Jim Wynorski
- Producer(s): Mike Eliott
- Screenwriter(s): Leo Gordon, Kinta Zertuche
- Distributor: New Horizons
- Release Date: Friday, October 30, 1959
Featured Animal Action
A cat is seen sitting outside a warehouse and on a small crate drinking out of a bowl. A kitten is seen sitting on a desk in the doctor's laboratory. The trainer placed the kitten on his mark along with food on the desk. In one scene the doctor is seen supposedly injecting the cat with wasp venom. There are also some mice seen in an aquarium in the background at the laboratory and a container with insects believed to be wasps inside. The trainer placed the cat on his mark and, a retractable syringe was used when the cat is supposedly being injected. Other animal action consists of a dog seen eating a peanut butter sandwich and later seen sitting on a chair in an office. The trainer placed the dog on his mark and retrieved him at completion of the shot. There are also some swans seen at night floating in a pool in the background.