Tarzan swings into Guatemala to recover a mysterious totem known as the Green Goddess.
TARZAN AND THE GREEN GODDESS
THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT BEYOND YOUR WILDEST DREAMS!
This is an edited version of the 1935 serial "The New Adventures of Tarzan."
Quick Answer
Tarzan and the Green Goddess is a 1938 American action-adventure film directed by Edward A. Kull and Wilbur McGaugh about Tarzan's quest in Guatemala to help a friend recover a valuable totem pole called the Green Goddess.
Programmer's Pick
This isn't your typical Hollywood Tarzan—expect more pulp and peril than polished studio gloss. With a plot that jumps from stormy seas to banana groves, it's a jungle adventure where secret formulas and paddlewheel boats are just another day at the office for the loinclothed legend.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Culled from the last ten episodes of the 1935 serial, this feature delivers serialized thrills in a brisk package.
Ancient idols, deities, and secret formulas set the stage for jungle intrigue and adventure.
Tarzan himself retells the story, lending a pulp-novel flavor and direct connection to the action.
Old-fashioned jungle action, paddlewheel boats, and a code book make this a period adventure with plenty of flavor.
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Questions from the Vault
Who directed Tarzan and the Green Goddess? +
Edward A. Kull and Wilbur McGaugh directed Tarzan and the Green Goddess.
How long is Tarzan and the Green Goddess? +
Tarzan and the Green Goddess has a runtime of 72 minutes.
What genre is Tarzan and the Green Goddess? +
Tarzan and the Green Goddess is an action-adventure film.
When was Tarzan and the Green Goddess released? +
Tarzan and the Green Goddess was released in 1938.