This pastiche of every 1950s science fiction film ever made follows a scientist who goes up to a secluded cabin with his wife so he can do science on a meteor full of the element atmospherium. If you’ve ever seen this movie, you’re laughing right now just reading that. You could also get sloppy drunk with the alternate phrases, “Hmmm”, “I wonder”, “Oh well”, and bonus shots for “I sleep now”, “always agree”, “rahwer”, and “tip tip tip tip tip tip tip”. Stunned because you’ll be laughing at the most ridiculous jokes, bad scenery or actors saying lines they couldn’t possibly be saying with a straight face, like, “Together you and I will rule the world together.”īe sure to play the drinking game, which is a drink for every time someone says “science” (or scientist, etc.). I’ve never seen a more slickly produced piece of crud that will have you falling out of your seat with stunned laughter. It’s brilliant, is what it is, because the whole thing is done badly on purpose. The black and white is washed out and sometimes the focus pull is off, the writing is stiff and moronic and simple-minded, the acting is stiff and moronic and simple-minded, the special effects are obvious and cheap and simple-minded, the music is literally store bought from a museum, and the plot is singularly stupid. The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra is a TERRIBLE movie. * The looks I got when I took it to her house were so fiery, so passionate, it warmed my heart to provide such quality entertainment.
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