It’s an especially fun movie from a director and cast who are clearly having a good time allowing themselves to let loose.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

Made to resemble the original Batman series (1966-1968), The Wild World of Batwoman would have been considered a blatant rip-off if it wasn't to badly brought to life. For real though, director/producer Jerry Warren was sued for copyright infringement and won the case because the film is so bad no audience of the time would ever connect it to the majesty that is Adam West's Batman.The film stars Katherine Victor as the titular Batwoman, a bubbly crime-fighter who teams up with a gaggle of fellow batwomen dressed in elaborate costumes. The plot (if you could call it that) revolves around the batwomen trying to track down a plutonium powered espionage device that's being sold to Batwoman's arch-enemy Rat Fink (Richard Banks). In reality, the film largely takes place on one dingy back-lot with the costumed women trying and failing to battle a host of barely discernible baddies.This movie is a mess. It showcases confusing writing, inept directing, grainy and unpleasant cinematography, lazy, amateurish acting, jarring editing and cheap-looking costuming. The precious few scenes that are not entirely without merit were literally lifted from other movies in the hopes that the audience wouldn't notice. The film is just a loosely strung together scenes and utterly pointless to try to decipher. It's such a lazy shoestring-quickie that when Warren won his lawsuit he re-released the movie under the title She Was a Hippy Vampire. Think about that; that's like re-releasing Iron Man (2008) under the title "The Clever Hostage" and hoping no one would realize it's the same f***ing film! It's renaming is also further proof that the plot is completely amorphous and irrelevant. But hey, at least there's dancing, lots and lots of dancing.

This movie is now the new winner on my list of "worst film ever made." Yes, it's that bad. At least Plan 9 had some heart, and Manos had hands of fate. This movie has nothing. Well, it does have jiggling go-go girls, but somehow, they made that boring. I'd write more, but I can't. Since there is a minimum number of lines though, I could just duplicate this paragraph again. Or maybe just add parts of reviews from other movies, something they did in WWOB too. So… I didn't think Iron Man was as good as everyone else did, but I still liked it. Have you seen the movie "The World's Fastest Indian"? Now there is a great little movie. Oh, and if you want to see wacky German type characters running around acting silly, don't watch WWOB, watch Amadeus! That's a quality film. And that's 10 lines, so "There it is."

...was how Crow described "The Wild World of Batwoman" when he, Mike and Servo were forced to watch it. The lame excuse for a plot involves a woman and her bikini-clad minions fighting a bevy of bad guys. HOW MANY MOVIES HAVE USED THAT PLOT?!!!!!!!!!! That it made such great "Mystery Science Theater 3000" fodder is the movie's ONLY redeeming aspect; otherwise, it's beyond worthless. But, what can you say about a movie that Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank force Mike, Servo and Crow to watch? Anyway, avoid this junk in it's own form. If you want to enjoy it, watch the "MST3K" version. They've got plenty of great comments, as they always do.

Even the "MST 3k" treatment could not make this movie enjoyable. The movie truly had no plot. It has various filmed sequences strung together, but not a plot.The "Boatwoman" inductees have got to be the most clueless, talentless bimbos that I have ever seen. when not failing miserable at vague crime fighting, they do odd, jerky dancing.The acting and costumes are equally horrible. I also couldn't figure out how a mood-altering beverage, an unusual hearing aid, and a radioactive element was going to give some masked villain control of the world. Then the masked terrorist somehow made a bunch of copies of himself that got chased around a chemistry lab for several minutes. During this time, Batwonar simply pointed some kind of ray gun at him and put all the copies back into one body - with ZERO special effects whatsoever.Oh, and did I mention how BAD the audio quality was? The mst3K bots joked about the microphone being in the phony ray gun, but that may have actually been true. The film quality was of very low quality as well.the ending didn't make anymore sense than the beginning or middle. There CAN'T be a spoiler on this film, Since I have no clue what actually happened.