Tarzan's Savage Fury

Tarzan, Lord of the Apes, is living a peaceful life in the jungle with Jane. Their tranquility is shattered when a plane crashes nearby, carrying a group of prospectors who are seeking a legendary diamond mine. Tarzan finds himself in conflict with the greedy prospectors who will stop at nothing to find the treasure, even if it means endangering the lives of the local tribes and Jane.

Tarzan's Savage Fury is generally considered a mid-tier entry in the long-running Tarzan film series. While it features a capable Lex Barker in the title role and a decent jungle adventure plot, it doesn't break significant new ground. The film offers standard action sequences and a familiar narrative arc typical of the era's jungle adventures. Audience reception was generally positive for fans of the character, though critics found it to be formulaic.

• Competent jungle adventure with familiar tropes.

• Lex Barker effectively portrays Tarzan.

• Pacing and plot are serviceable but not groundbreaking.

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This film was shot in the Los Angeles Arboretum, doubling for the African jungle, and also utilized stock footage from earlier Tarzan films.