After assembling his credentials (passports, photos, visas, permits - and new initials H.H.stenciled over his trunk to cover over J.J.), Jones was booked on a Cunard White Star Lines""Queen Maryvoyage o England.During a brief montage of his going-away party on board in his ship""s cabin, Jones was bid farewell by his saddened mother (Dorothy Vaughan) and other family members.) Would it be possible for him to restore his Superman abilities with the intensely-glowing crystal?In the White House""s Oval Office, General Zod and his companions were deathly bored without a rival arch-nemesis, until interrupted by the brazen arrival of boastful Lex Luthor, who planned to partner-in-crime with them: "I can give you anything you want.More groups of thistles join the dance, spinning and dancing with groups of orchids that resemble slim-waisted peasant girls with full skirts and quaint headdresses.In an about-face, hey savagely turned her into a monstrous half-human, half-bird.The film featured a cornucopia of ""human oddities"" - real-life malformed people (true ""freaks""), including midgets, numerous dwarves including a knife-throwing Italian dwarf (Angeleno), four "pinheads" (Zip, Pip - or Elivra and Jenny-Lee Snow, Molina, and Schlitze) or microcephalics, and other notorious sideshow exhibits:Daisy and Violet Hilton - Siamese twinsJohnny Eck - a half-bodied boy (with only the upper half of his body and nothing below his waist)Prince Randian - the "Living Torso" or "Larva Man" (a man without limbs and legs who slithered on the ground, and smoked cigarettes)Josephine-Joseph - a Half-woman/Half-man androgynous hermaphroditeKoo Koo - The Bird Girl (aka Minnie Woolsey, suffering from progeria) with a feathery outfitand the very similar Elizabeth "Betty" Green (the "Stork Woman", aka Molina, a pinhead with dwarfism or nanocephaly)Olga Roderick - a Bearded LadyPeter Robinson (a "Human Skeleton," incredibly skinny), married to the Bearded LadyFrances O""Connor (Armless Girl) - a "Living Venus de Milo"Schlitze - a male, one of the ""pinheads"" who wore a dressIt was an out-of-the-ordinary picture not easily forgotten, causing both revulsion and fascination.An inferior, darker, more violent, and relentlessly-active remake that paid homage toGunga Din (1939).