Trouble On Deck!

The Big Ape (and a few chimps) wreak havoc on board El Pollo del Mar as crew members Samual (green cap), Nails (no shirt, green shorts), Larsen (blue cap), Choy (Chinaman), Grappler McCoy (bare chested) and Michael (black man) defend the ship.

Son Of Kong

King Kong was such a success a sequel was rushed out. Carl Denham returns to the infamous Skull Island where he discovered the first Big Ape and guess what, there's another one. This film isn't as good as the original, but it is not without some merit. Check it out if you can find it.

King Kong (1933)

It's a classic, what more can really be said? The film was a monumental achievement at the time of its production and is still inspiring film makers to this day. The story is a simple one, I mean come on, who doesn't love a story about a girl and her monkey. (I know, technically Kong's an ape). Fay Wray made a lasting impression as the bride of The Big Ape and we all hated to see the big guy gunned down at the end. Poor confused bastard just wanted a better view of the Big Apple.

Ann Darrow

Ann Darrow aboard the Venture.