The Wasp Woman

thumb The Wasp Woman is a 1959 film about a cosmetics queen, who develops a youth formula from jelly taken from a queen wasp. ''Directed by Roger Corman. Written by Leo Gordon. A beautiful woman by day - a lusting queen wasp by night.  (taglines) Janice Starling Something's happening to me. I can't control it. I don't intend to be restrained by timidity on the part of my own staff! Other Arthur Cooper: I'd stay away from wasps if i were you, Mrs. Starlin. Socially the queen wasp is on the level with a Black Widow spider. They're both carnivorous, they paralyze their victims and then take their time devouring them alive. And they kill their mates in the same way, too. Strictly a one-sided romance. Dialogue Bill Lane: You're as bad as she is! Oh, women! Mary Dennison: Men! Every time you search for an answer, you always come up with women. You're not getting out of this one so easily. I'd like to know why you think Zinthrop really hasn't got something. Bill Lane: Well, you can call it male intuition if you like... except there's something about this whole business that doesn't smell right... a private laboratory! A secret experiment! Zinthrop himself! The only thing missing is a genie with a lamp! Taglines A beautiful woman by day - a lusting queen wasp by night. Horror Of The Winged Menace! Strong men forced to satisfy a passion no human knows. Cast Susan Cabot — Janice Starlin Anthony Eisley — Bill Lane Barboura Morris — Mary Dennison William Roerick — Arthur Cooper Michael Mark — Dr. Eric Zinthrop External links 0054462 The Wasp Woman Category:1959 American films Category:Body horror films Category:Films about mad scientists Category:Films directed by Roger Corman Category:Films about shapeshifting Category:Films about insects Category:1959 English-language films Category:American monster movies Category:American science fiction horror films Category:English-language science fiction horror films