When you look for a nice movie set in early man times, this takes the cake in terms of entertainment. The world it's set it in is appropriately hostile from all forms of life including giant spiders and of course dinosaurs, wonderfully brought to life by none other than Ray Harryhausen. The dinosaurs themselves move so fluid and gracefully they still look and feel convincing in this day and age. As we follow the intrepid Tumak after being betrayed and banished from his crude and brutish Rock Tribe, he wanders along and encounters the more civilized and advanced Shell tribe, where he meets the lovely Loana, played by the gorgeous Raquel Welch in the sexy fur bikini, who proves to be more than eye candy, even holding her own in certain situations. It has a few flaws, the plot is lacking, and it can be highly anachronistic, but it's so much fun to watch you won't mind. Without revealing anything, there's enough camp value and a great ending that will make you want to see this again and again.
Review of One Million Years B.C.
