Only if you have nothing else to do. Not even at a Tarzan movie level. Most of the film is made by predictable, already seen schemes, material, using a studio jungle, Republic Studios. But it is an agreeable time waster, if you seek some childhood memories. Not really boring. The director George Blair, a totally uninspired and without the least ambition film maker, does the union minimum to get his payroll. Blair was the exact equivalent of Philip Ford, another "home" Republic Pictures director, whose career for the studio was exactly the copy of Blair's one. Same kind of movies, grade Z or I would say under Z, before running away from it to TV industry, realizing that they could not survive because no one, in the big screen industry, would even think to use them anymore. Which company could have needed such lousy technicians?
