A really fun movie with exciting out of this world twists and turns you'd expect from a Richard Elfman film!
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Amazing!! Totally fun original film. Out of work actor finds the key to the universe stuck up his butt... and it gets crazier from there. Music by Danny Elfman and Ego Plum is also great.
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
The director is a fool, but one I can relate too.
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Fun, crazy film. Totally entertaining. Just saw with group of friends, we all loved it. Totally original, fast-paced, entertaining. Recommend drinking or smoking something!
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
AWESOME FILM!! What a wild ride, start to finish. Richard Elfman (Forbidden Zone) has created a crazy, but smart and well-written sci-fi comedy. I have watched it twice now.
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
A day before his new television show Cry Me Dry goes on the air, it gets canceled and nothing actor Eddy Pine (Bodhi Elfman) says or does can get it back. His Hollywood career over before it's begun, Eddy drinks himself into oblivion while dealing with a clown who shoves a mind-controlling obelisk up his ass which he gives birth to the next morning.
If this sounds like a movie you'd be into from that first paragraph, let me ice the cake: this was directed and written by Richard Elfman (Forbidden Zone)!
Eddy must protect his life -- and the universe -- as the obelisk is at the center of an interstellar war between clowns and aliens. Now, Earth -- and Eddy's ass -- have become the battlefield.
As Eddy would soon say, "My mother's a junkie wh***. My father's an alien from outer space. Killer clowns are out to get me. My a**hole's the portal to the Sixth Dimension and they canceled my f***ing series! Do you really think everything's going to be ok?"
To battle Clown Emperor Beezel-Chugg (Verne Troyer) and a mind-controlled human clown (Nik Novicki) and his oversized chicken-suited partner Lenny (Steve Agee) as well as stay ahead of the Men in Black and masturbating green aliens, Eddy must join forces with his female-identifying trans brother Jumbo (Steve Agee), an expert on the unknown named Professor von Scheisenberg (French Stewart) and the professor's gorgeous Swedish assistants Helga Svenson (Rebecca Forsythe) and Inga Svenson (Angeline-Rose Troy), who both fall for our hero.
Somehow, this also has George Wendt as a priest.
This is a movie filled with bathroom humor, puke, political incorrectness and, yes, aliens and clowns. If you want to see a movie that is silly for the sake of being silly without worrying what anyone cares about it, choose this one.
