random thoughts

That said, I saw it a screening at the Astor in Melbourne, back-to-back with Cape Canaveral Monsters, and with a like-minded crowd. Hands down the funniest, crummiest, most deranged bad movie I have EVER seen! Sure the print was terrible (endlessly scratched) but that added to the charm.

It broke my brain, not to mention the brains of my friends, but we loved it!

"Now if you'll excuse me, I have to appear in a tortilla in Mexico" - God, The Simpsons.

I thought it was great. And I don't think it's really sad that you paid two dollars. It's not even a tiny bit sad.

Anyway, about Corey ... early in the movie one of the agents is reporting on his work spying at a bar, and he makes light of it, and says something like, I hope I don't become a lush. They cut to Corey sitting behind his desk, and he looks down at his hands and smiles broadly ... Weird moment, considering reality.

Tura S was very beautiful in the movie, and she has a great voice, as well. She's the main reason to watch, really.. And she's tougher and more competent than anyone else in the movie.

Funniest part I thought was the head rolling on the grass, it looked like a prop used to display wigs ... it was completely white, and had no eye balls or any details.

I thought the lab bits went on way too long, they were really trying to use up time with that, unfortunately all it serves to do is highlight how pitiful the equipment is, it looks like stuff people might find at a garage sale.

And that little metal drawer Carridine drops the transistor in... Oh Gawd! .. first, he just drops it in the little drawer, loose, and if that's not bad enough, has to use a screwdriver to open the drawer, and then use it again to close it, and then use it to open it again. Three screws each time! Just hilarious........

I found John Carradines' part of the movie to be the most fun. His scenes consist of spouting 60s style techno-babble and fiddling around with 50s era technology. His hunchbacked sidekick was well played and probably the most interesting character in the movie.

Unfortunatly, The undercover agents and the "subversives" sections of the movie weren't quite as interesting, Despite the presence of Wendell Corey and Tura Santana. There are some bits of fun in these sections, But they are not as consistant as John Carradines' scenes.

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