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Totally on board. I saw this numerous times on TV, and I still barely remember anything from this mishmash storyline. Rob Reiner is one of my favorite directors. I'm convinced he must've got a robot imposter to direct this for him.
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This movie turns 5 this year.
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And what better way to mark a fifth anniversary than to rend asunder this utter pile of wasted talent.
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I love everybody in this movie. But put 'em together and make a stew, and it tastes awful.
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Peter Krause and Tiny Tim star in this low-budget slasher flick, directed by Bill Rebane.
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The aging novelty singer plays a clown, Marvelous Mervo. He apparently had trouble reciting even the simplest lines, let alone adding any acting.
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The script is typical 80s horror camp, involving an unhelpful police chief (who seems to be the only police in town), rural setting, and ludicrous excuses for nudity (Zooks).
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I agree. This movie seems to be made using a guide called How To Ruin a Movie Spectacularly.
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Take the Beatles songs. Now force people to compare the near flawless originals to these subpar versions by middle of the road singers, and non-singers. Heck, let a robot sing too.
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You know how people hate talking in movies? Don't have to watch any of that pesky dialogue.
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Many scenes (especially Steve Martin's Maxwell Silver Hammer) are clearly trying to capitalize on the style of Rocky Horror Picture Show, and paling in comparison to that as well.
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Dr. Giggles (1992)
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Larry Drake gives a Razzie-worthy performance as the titular doctor, an escaped mental patient who murders everyone in sight. The opening scene is a total mindfuck - it's worth it just for this scene alone
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Each murder is done in a different doctor-y way, and comes with a fresh catchphrase (move over, Schwarzenegger ice puns). The gore is topnotch quality. Best part of the movie.
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Keep your eyes peeled for performances by Doug E. Doug, and Mark from Roseanne.
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I saw this as a kid, and I always assumed it was an 80s movie. It sure feels like one.