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I ALSO wonder!
Feb. 14th, 2004 01:11 amMy face hurts.
I just came back from a (small, lack of showtime foreknowledge and general bad timing kept a major mob from forming) opening night trip to see The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra. I'm not sure I was not laughing for more than a few seconds through the whole film. My companions and in general the rest of the theatre experienced similar pains.
This earth movie is bad. It is not good. It is intentionally, gloriously, outstandingly, and impressively less than good. It must be seen by all. Doubly so for fans of B movies. If you go see it in the next couple of days at the Kendall Square Cinema, you may get to see cast members and ask them questions. Still not convinced? This movie comes with a bonus extra-surreal cartoon preshow.
Go, see it, I command you, with my voice, in the form of text, to go!
I just came back from a (small, lack of showtime foreknowledge and general bad timing kept a major mob from forming) opening night trip to see The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra. I'm not sure I was not laughing for more than a few seconds through the whole film. My companions and in general the rest of the theatre experienced similar pains.
This earth movie is bad. It is not good. It is intentionally, gloriously, outstandingly, and impressively less than good. It must be seen by all. Doubly so for fans of B movies. If you go see it in the next couple of days at the Kendall Square Cinema, you may get to see cast members and ask them questions. Still not convinced? This movie comes with a bonus extra-surreal cartoon preshow.
Go, see it, I command you, with my voice, in the form of text, to go!
