Also also, I love the melodramatics over the gang leader being vehemently adamant about the students not attending the city council meeting.
“I wouldn’t advise any of you to go to that meeting if I were you… I’M WARNING YOU.”
What kinda Snidely Whiplash nonsense is that?
One last thought… Also the creative impulses (and I say that loosely) aren’t on the same wavelength as general knowledge or information. People go off into scenarios, concepts, creations, and they get lost in their imagination and they stumble on things they think are new and untried and to them they are before reality hits. I suspect (but don’t know) this is what went down here. I too can’t believe this actually happened. Welcome to “Truth being stranger than Fiction.”
I’m convinced that every last one of these shorts has a script that was scribbled onto a soggy bar napkin by day-boozers too impatient to wait for Happy Hour. Nothing else explains it all.
Hey, wait a minute, that’s the story of Invasion U.S.A.!
Tom Weaver also realized the irony in the Monstrosity (1963) Blu Commentary that Marjorie played a cat lady in a latter role. I’m struggling to pin down the part. IMDB isn’t giving me enough to go on.
Hmmm… got me stumped on that one.
I hear they’re still talking about Zoning Stuff at that city hall meeting.
Prince’s new name!
(Or is that Frank Gorshin’s new name?)
Oh, sweet deal, solid job tracking that down!
Just tell 'em you’re the next Kubrick.
In a film full of semi-quasi-acceptable guano sci-fi insanity all over the place, we can’t overlook the hilarity of the mansion having a NUCLEAR SELF-DESTRUCT BUTTON.
Easily accessed and set off BY A CAT!!!
FOR SERIOUS
Like, you’d THINK they’d have some safeguards in place, SOMETHING.
Bots being Mads. Mads being Bots. Invention Exchange.
Trace doing Dr. Forrester doing Crow. Trace doing Crow doing Dr. Forrester. So good.
Rhino’s cover art on the VHS.
Expanded view.
Oh, and how could I forget? Vy Russell co-wrote this movie AND co-wrote The Indestructible Man.
