Lucybespro It is a performances centric movie

Console best movie i've ever seen.

ChanFamous I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

Tyreece Hulme One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

MartinHafer First, there are no nudes in the film exactly. In the day, it was likely considered a porno film but all you get to see are some topless men and women. Second, it's not NUDE but, perhaps, nudes, as there are about a dozen of these scantily clad men and women. As for the movie, it's about what you'd expect for an old fashioned porno film--a bit of skin, little in the way of plot or production values and a really silly film. In other words, it's less titillating and more laugh-inducing.The film is about a couple amateur rocket scientists who decide to beat NASA to the moon. You mostly see a lot of bad acting, dull plot and stock footage in the first half and then a lot of topless ladies from then on...and all of it is handled clumsily. In fact, the actors don't even talk--their voices are just pasted onto the film and the lips don't even seem in sync at all! The only reasons to see this are to either have a good laugh or see one of the only films ever made at the weird Coral Castle in Homestead, Florida.

Woodyanders Leave it to the ever-daffy Doris Wishman to concoct one of the single most campy and inane soft-core nudist romps to blithely bounce its way onto celluloid. The ridiculous story alone promises one heck of a gut-busting good bad time: Brilliant scientist Dr. Jeff Huntley (hunky Lester Brown) and his friend Professor Nichols (a lively and engaging performance by William Mayer) go to the moon on a rocket ship they built themselves and discover that it's inhabited by shapely naked telepathic women. While this picture is loaded with wall to wall topless gals (buxom brunette Marietta in particular provides a yummy eyeful as the Moon Queen), said plentiful nudity gets presented in such a pleasant and unabashed way that it somehow comes across as sweet and harmless rather than crude and leering. Moreover, the dubious science (bet you didn't know that the moon has an abundance of verdant green foliage on it!), the laughably chintzy (far from) special effects, the incredibly shoddy bargain basement space suits, and the sheer jaw-dropping absurdity of the plot further enhance this honey's considerable kitschy charm. Raymond Phelan's vibrant color cinematography gives this picture a pleasing lush look. Daniel Hart's peppy jazz score and the groovy lounge theme song both hit the swinging spot. A complete dippy hoot and a half.

The Flukeman Well... what can I say, the title gives it away, sort of. It's just a bunch of topless girls on the Moon (well actually, someone's backyard), and a duo of lousy and unprofessional astronauts who have enough money for rocket fuel yet cannot afford air-locked helmets. Oh and one of them falls "deeply in love" with the alien queen, though she never spoke to him. Maybe it was his first time seeing a topless woman.All in all, the only reason this movie was made is to show topless women in a time when such a thing was extremely rare in cinema. As such it is now outdated, and watched for camp value, or if you have a fetish for 60s women, but then again there are a lot better 60s sexploitation flicks out there.

gierran Doris Wishman belongs to that category of film directors that include Russ Meyer, John Waters, Herschell Gordon Lewis and Ed Wood. These are film-makers who make movies that are simply uncategorizable. Either you get it or you don't.In "Nude on the Moon" the moon looks suspiciously like the Coral Castle in Florida and is inhabited by a bunch of nude women with flabby bodies and bad hair. Nothing much happens. You just get to ogle. The movie is about boobies.Never has nudity been more wholesome. This is a nudie pic for the whole family. Your children can sit and watch it and laugh right along with you. There's nothing offensive. What a great way to dispel unhealthy attitudes towards the human body! You can teach your kids not to have a snickering, lewd attitude towards their bodies and to accept them as a natural part of life. Then they'll get bored and leave to go do something else while you sit there amazed that such a wiggy movie ever got made. With a Doc Severenson theme song!I also appreciated how this movie so accurately depicts what life is like on lunar nudist colonies. If any of you have ever been, you will understand. Don't you get sick and tired of Hollywood misrepresenting nudity in outer space? I do.