The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra

The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra (2004)

  • 53% of critics liked it
    (68 reviews)

  • 83% of users liked it
    (7,048 ratings)

Mad scientists, bug-eyed monsters, alien invaders, and black-clad women who perform interpretive dances battle for center stage in this parody of '50s sci-fi flicks. Dr. Paul Armstrong (Larry Blamire) is a scientist studying alien rock formations that have crashed to Earth. When Armstrong and his… More

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PG, 1 hr. 29 min.
Directed By
Larry Blamire
Written By
Larry Blamire
Genres
Drama, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Comedy
In Theaters
Feb 6, 2004 Wide
On DVD
Jun 22, 2004
Fragmighty

Critic Reviews

  • Michael Booth, Denver Post

    It's all great fun, and Blamire has at least as promising a future as all this dot.com nonsense.

  • Gary Dowell, Dallas Morning News

    Since there's no shortage of enjoyably bad movies out there, why settle for processed cheese when there's real cheddar to be devoured?

  • Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail

    A little too true to it sources and ends up reminding you just how boring inept acting, editing and story-telling can be.

  • Terry Lawson, Detroit Free Press

    It's not really cheese, it's Velveeta. As many who have tried have learned, midnight movies can not be manufactured, they must be discovered.

  • Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

    Has been made by people who are trying to be bad, which by definition reveals that they are playing beneath their ability.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • A.D. V


    Mostly funny sendup of 50's Sci-Fi films is not as quirky or as witty as the similarly influenced 'Invasion!' but it still makes for a nice companion piece.

  • Lafe F


    A well-engineered B-Movie. It's quite funny in parts. Intentionally cheap and cheesy. The actors did well to ham up their roles. I got a bit bored with how over-the-top things kept being.

  • Curtis L


    I love these soft earth funnels.

  • Steve B


    Like Spinal Tap and The Office left people scratching their heads, wondering "Is this real, or what?", this movie tried to emulate some of the cheesier horror flicks of the 50s and 60s (mostly of the MST3K caliber), and while it was shot in b/w, had bad effects and ponderous… More

  • Mike N


    [left][font=Arial][size=2]My co-workers are silly. Thank goodness. Recently, one of them was out of town, and left his sea monkeys on his desk "for others to take care of." After a few days of neglect (somebody clearly botched their assignment on sea… More

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