Blatent rip off of Doctor Strange, long before Marvel would have cared.
I got that message too when I tried to make my post in ALL CAPS
It has Jeffery Combs, it doesn’t matter! It’s one of my fav Full Moon movies.
So, instead of the TV version of Dr. Strange, they get Dr. Mordrid. Well, that’s on brand.
Who stars in it, Benny Winterbunch?
By the way, just got home. The roasting starts soon, and we don’t mean the movies
Tsk. Poor Doctor Fate. No one tries to rip him off…
It’s interesting that a lot of the S13 movies have higher ratings on IMDB than your average MST flick. Mordrid gets 5.7!
“Back then money was a lot of money” is my new phrase.
It’s actually a pretty entertaining low budget ripoff. Full Moon pictures was good for that.
She thinks I’m cuuuuuuuute.
Heh, the stuff I miss when I head off for the bathroom, no?
DOCTOR MORDRID!
JEFFREY COMBS, FOLKS
I can no longer trust a numeric rating system. It seems trite to point out the time they were riffing on critical consensus during Laserblast! but…
The internet has ruined the concept of objective critical ana… Im sorry, I’ll just leave it at “You should probably decide for yourself” status.
It’s a little funny - in the original run of the show, I seemed to have seen more of the movies before they turned up on MST3K than many other people on the web had. I’d seen The Screaming Skull, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians, The Amazing Colossal Man, and some others when I was a kid.
The tables have turned and I’ve never heard of any of these S13 movies, and a lot of other people are familiar with them.
Critical reviews a’ la internet is a topic I will soapbox and die on
Does the actor playing Caine Mero or whatever his name is ever open his eyes in this movie? I can’t remember.
That MAY have been a tad impulsive, Wormy.
Corman didn’t have the resources for those kinds of special effects.
They had to pay the actor for each eye.
Oops. I thought this was the Munchies I was looking for…
I just dislike critical analysis that thinks criticism = negativity.
I really like hearing what other people thought when they talk about what they liked and what they thought could’ve been better or that they didn’t like.
Way too often internet commentary is just “36 reasons the new adaptation of X is the worst thing that’s ever happened.”