Untamed Women is a 1952 independently made American science fiction film, directed by W. Merle Connell, written by George Wallace Sayre, and starring Mikel Conrad and Doris Merrick.

[1] An American bomber pilot in World War II, Steve Holloway, is rescued by a U.S. Navy flying boat after drifting at sea in a liferaft.

When he awakens from a coma at a military hospital, he tells his doctors how his copilot died when he and three of his crew members, Benny, Andy, and Ed, crashed following a bombing mission.

Myra, Valdra, Tennus, and Cleo reveal that the aircrew’s release was not a friendly act but Sandra's attempt for the indigenous animals and plants to dispose of the four men.

[4] Writing in AllMovie, critic Sandra Brennan reported "with dialogue such as 'Shoot anything with hair that moves' and movie posters promising 'Savage beauties who feared no animal...yet fell before the touch of men,' you just know you're in for an evening of good campy '50s-style fun.

"[5] Critic Dave Sindelar wrote that the film "features Lyle Talbot, a wisecracking kid from Brooklyn, a volcano, and one of those phantom hairdressers hidden in a cave somewhere to keep the women looking their best," and that "the movie [is] delectable to those with a taste for such things, especially if I mention that it throws in a slurpasaur for good measure.