Albert Henderson, Elsie Downey, Herve Villechaize
A parable based on the life of Christ. This ain't your father's Bible story, full of references about the destruction of the world through massive constipation and a Mexican setting.
Directed by: Albert Henderson, Elsie Downey, Herve Villechaize, Luana Anders, Michael Sullivan, Pablo Ferro, Robert Downey Jr.
Release Date: July 31, 1972
Stats: 28 reviews
christ -like figure wearing a zoot suit parachutes down in the wild west to sing and dance and bring people back to life. this strange film brought to us by robert downy sr. has got to be seen to be believed. its a trip!!!!!!!!!!!
Interesting experimental film. Sort of like a surrealistic 'Life of Brian."
This will offend you if you hold certain views about religion. I had to watch it more than once to truly get it. It's a strange one.
Undoubtedly one of the most bizarre American movies ever made (and directed by Robert Downey Snr. no less), 'Greaser's Palace definitely bears a debt to 'El Topo' but even if it's not exactly 100% original it's still a 'mighty fine' way to spend 90 minutes and there is plenty her...( read more)
Worth showing to friends for the stunned, confused silence immediately after it's over.
this movie rules !!!!!!!!!
i got the boogie in my fingers and the hubba hubba in my soul
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