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This makes ‘Hobgoblins’ look well crafted and expertly filmed.
Being a direct-to-video indy film made in Pennsylvania in the 1990s, it’s not too big a surprise no one involved with has worked on any films featured on MST3K (yet).
Haven’t seen it, but looking at the poster I thought it might be a sequel to Laserblast!
I had this and the sequel on DVD for several years and this may be one of the worst things I’ve ever watched. Then I actually watched the second one. Where Santa saves the world after it was destroyed in this one. . .
This production invites comparisons to great film makers like Hitchcock and Kubrick in that it more closely resembles something done by Billy in third grade that anything by them.
I LOVE Feeders. Feeders is the greatest example of, “DAMMIT, I’M GONNA MAKE A MOVIE, GET THE HELL OUT OF MY WAY!” EVER.
Let me point out three things, here: first, they got a distributor for this…thing.
Second, Donna and Michelle are the two realest small-town hotties ever to grace the small screen.
Third, EVERYBODY who participated in any capacity in this gem went on to make more movies. EVERYBODY. Mark Polonia has fifty-five directorial credits on imdb.
As we used to say in the Sixties, “Flapping your arms CAN be flying.”
Wasn’t this featured on “Best of the Worst”? I’d swear I’d seen this before, I can’t seem to find it there.
Never mind. Google says it was “Plinketto episode 4.” I knew I’d seen this before.
Kevinhayman:
From Kevin Murphy’s Twitter. :-)
https://mobile.twitter.com/kwmurphy/status/1190433849249091584
The actor who plays Bennett looks just like my brother John did in the 1980’s. I know that means nothing to anyone else here, but it made watching this already bizarre movie all the more bizarre.