hunt for treasure. Lance Fuller as Rick Brady, Marilyn's partner and fellow treasure hunter who joins her in the hopes of finding the treasure and poses as businessman Harry West to Teddy. Tom Conway as Dr. Roland Gerard, a mad scientist who is planning to make a monster who obeys his commands by the use of voodoo magic. Mary Ellen Kay as Susan Gerard, the doctor's wife who is suspicious of her husband's work whilst also being scared of what he's slowly becoming. Mike "Touch" Connors as Ted Bronson, a jungle guide who joins Marilyn and Rick (posing as Harry West) to unknowingly search for the treasure. Martin Wilkins as Chaka the witch doctor, a witch doctor who along with Roland, tried to create the perfect voodoo monster. Paul Blaisdell as The Voodoo Women, monsters that a created and commanded by Dr. Gerard. Otis Greene as Bobo, the houseboy who is assigned to take care of Susan. Emmett Smith as Gandor, Roland and Chaka's henchman Jean Davis as Zaranda, an African girl who is used by Roland to turn into a voodoo monster. Paul Dubov as Marcel, the bar owner who helps Rick and Marilyn kill Harry. Giselle D'Arc as Yvette, the bargirl and singer at Marcel's bar Norman Willis as Harry West, a businessman who finds the voodoo woman curse first and faces off against Rick and Marilyn for it. Production Paul Blaisdell who played the monsters and also appeared as a drunken customer in the bar room sequence believed that as producer Alex Gordon had a big hit with The She-Creature, he decided to produce a second film for American International Pictures about a female monster. As the scriptwriters of that film were busy on other films, Gordon turned over the writing to actor Russ Bender, who was a pre-war pulp fiction writer and V.I. Voss. (It wound up being the only script Bender would ever write.) Blaisdell recalled the shoot was not a pleasant one. A prop man handed Tom Conway a small vial of real acid in one scene that was to be poured on the creature's leg, and Blaisdell wound up with a scar on his shin that lasted the rest of his life. Marla English developed a bad case of flu, and Lance Fuller and Mike Connors had a "Who can be taller?" contest with each actor adding higher lifts to their shoes. Originally