Man when HBO was young and didn't have endless promos and such they used to play lots of stuff like this inbetween movies, it was sometimes more fun to watch all this stuff than the movies they were showing.
Robert Luben i totally remember all the shorts. The Bid Snit, Cock-A-Doody and this where ones I always remember. Look out for SPIKE & MIKE film festivals. It shows some of the classics along with the latest shorts.
Agreed. Even HBO video juke box. It was there I first saw Iron Maidens video Number of the Beast. HBO back then had a more playful/freeform side to itself.
I loved the man-eating videotape, this, Bambi meets Godzilla, the mini-docu-thingy about animation with a running orange alien (probably the first time I heard Kraftwerk; the alien was running to Autobahn), the clips of things like people bicycling...it was so wonderful! Anyone remember the Sorry Partner, You Lose with the coin-operated gunslinger?
omg!!!! I havent seen this in.... FOREVER!!! My brother and I used to watch this when it came on HBO,,,, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy back when HBO was only on air for a few hours a day!
I have been looking for this and Hardware Wars for years Thank You!!!! Now, i can get back to building a mountain in my living room, and its going to be keen
"Brown alert! Evacuate the lower chambers!" Ha! Looking thru 'View Masters'! Alien's wardrobe courtesy of Krogg of Jupiter (in the credits) Oh, my GAWD! I laughed so hard the tears ran down my leg! One of the many who saw this on HBO in 1980 (along with Hardware Wars) Thanks for sharing! "This means something!"
Neat!! In Stan Freberg’s United States of America The Early Years, Paul Frees did the narration and in The Middle Years Corey did an impression of Frees’ version. Both have done lots of voice acting. RIP Paul Frees.
Added nerdery: the Narrator is voice over artist, Corey Burton who has done many,many cartoons including the recent "Clone Wars" as Count Dooku and Cad Bane!
I just got my hands on this from a 16mm print, I am transferring it in HD video right now, Should be uploaded in A 1 or 2 days, needs a little color correction, but is complete, Enjoy,
I see a couple splices at the start, but that doesn't take away too much, mine's got broken sprockets during the part introducing us to Stan and the Famous French Scientist.
This and hardware Wars need to be preserved and have new transfers made. Such a time capsule of people's imagination and reaction to the first time impact of the films they are spoofing.
Love these short films I use to see on HBO in the early 1980s. I remember sitting in my parent's living room as a 13 year like it was yesterday. Watching HBO on a Friday night until they went off the air for the night. Remember the cartoon of the street sweeper at the end of the night?
I've been looking for this for years, thanks! I saw it on an episode of turkey television on nickelodeon when I was a kid. I used to laugh so hard at the dancing railroad crossing sign and singing mailboxes. Brings me back ;)
I first saw it there too! Shows like Turkey Television, You Can’t Do That on Television, and Double Dare made that network! And the “don’t try this at home” experiments on Mister Wizard’s World were like the entry level classes for Mythbusters!
This needs to be a thing again. Short, comical spoofs of movies. The closest thing I've found was a few of the latter "NOSTALGIA CRITIC" reviews, like the reviews of the "STAR WARS" Sequel Trilogy and "MAD MAX FURY ROAD" and "'NOPE' Done With Five Dollars". This needs to be a genre. I also want to see "Sniglets" come back.
I was at an English teachers' conference last summer, and we were doing a workshop brainstorming teaching ideas. I mentioned sniglets, and one of the younger teachers asked, "What are sniglets?" Her genuine ignorance of the concept made me feel my age!
@@seanryan3020 Yeah. Again, those need to come back. Those were great. Rich Hall is still around doing comedy, as far as I know but he's now a British thing. Watching some of the Sniglets on TH-cam also reminded me of stuff that's no longer a thing that I grew up with and forgot... Like how old analog TV reception was affected by where in a room someone was standing. Also, putting aluminum foil on the antenna (and that sets had antenna).
Growing up a local station would play this (along with Hardware Wars) to fill time if they had a movie that ended before 11. During the summers I would turn on the TV around 10:45 just to see if the movie had ended. Thought it was so funny as a kid. You really need to see Close Encounters for anything to make sense.
Still hilarious after more than thirty years,,,,what's so funny is how it sums up Close Encounters in less than thirteen minutes at a fraction of the cost,,,,,when I was a kid I loved the crazy antics of actors, now the parody makes me laugh,,,,
Thank you so much for posting this! First Choice (the Canadian version of HBO back in the early 80s) used to play stuff like this in between films. My friends and I taped this and played the living hell out of it. So great to finally see it again... 'You're blocking the road!'
I loved these short films, mostly from film school students I believe late 1970s and early 1980s. After HBO went 24 hours a day they stopped doing this. I actually have Hardware Wars on VHS.
This Man's work shaped me as a human being at a very young age. Not in a creepy way as that first sentence could have been read, but in a fantastic silly way that I will be forever grateful for! When I was about 8-9 (late 80's-90's), I came in possession of a long play VHS tape that had the first 3 Star Wars Movies on it (Original not any of the MANY changed versions) as well as a bunch of Ernie's work(This, Hardware Wars, Porklips Now, and Bambi Meets Godzilla). My friends and I watched them repeatedly and I shared them with anyone that came over over the years. Often receiving a blank stare and a "what the hell was that?!". I tried to find out how to reach him years ago to thank him for his work, but it turns out he has apparently disowned it all(Which is why some dude re-posted Bambi Meets Godzilla on youtube long ago with his name(Michael something I believe) in the credits instead of Ernie's. I really wish I could change his mind. It is worth embracing and is at least responsible for two silly a$$ mofos that were raised on it. Neither of us could be more thankful for it too! Another funny part is that I saw these before I saw Apocalypse Now or Close Encounters of the Third Kind, so much later when I did see those, I couldn't stop laughing!!! I saw Apocalypse Now in Theaters for the first time(Not new of course), but I kept busting out in hysterical laughter at the most inappropriate times. Like when dude gets hit with the spear...I could only think about "suction cup arrows....", etc. I'm sure people thought I was a sadistic racist or something, it's just that I'm actually quite the opposite and those experiences up to nearly a decade later were made because of his work nearly 20 years before. I guess you never know what kind of impact your creations may have on people. I can only express gratitude, I don't know how I would cope if I wasn't as silly as he enabled me to become. THANKS ERNIE!!!
Our local library had a VHS tape with Closet Cases, Hardware Wars, Pork lips Now, Bambi Meets Godzilla, etc. We about wore that tape out, and still laugh about it today. Absolutely legendary.
Remember when HBO would show these weird, little shorts in between movies back in the day? I miss that. Thanks for posting this. I still sing the song by the mailboxes. LOL
HBO used to start their programs on the hour or half hour, and fill empty space with short films and videos, before MTV. This one and 'Hardware Wars' were shown a lot; Some people think they were made by the same company, but to the best of my knowledge they were separate productions. :) I also shot my resume at the Bureau of Listing To Things From Outer Space via Careerbuilder, but never got a response.
They were student films. There was another in the 80's on HBO that I loved where a bunch of people were eaten by vhs tape at some movie studio. I forget what it's called but I haven't seen it since it aired on HBO in the 80's when I was a lil kid. Funny as shit though. I wish they'd still do that. I'm sure there are plenty of great student films that could make the cut.
I used to see this all the time back when I'd rent Hardware Wars on VHS in the 80's. Sadly when we bought the HW DVD, it was just HW and all the other parodies like this from the tape were left off. So happy to see it again!
One of the best movie parodies of its time! I originally got this on a VHS rental tape. There were 4 shorts on it, Hardware Wars, Closet Cases of the Nerd Kind, Porklips Now, and I can't remember what the fourth one was. Wish someone would redo that on DVD or BluRay.
Not as well-known as "Hardware Wars," but much funnier. Anyone else notice "Steve Erkle" in the credits? Not the same spelling, but perhaps the producers of "Family Matters" liked the sound of it.
Thank you!!!! Another piece of my very early teen years! Loved the HBO shorts from way back:-) I had all but forgotten about this one and Hardware Wars too!!!! KUDOS!!!
Haven't seen that in over 20 years. Thanks for uploading it. There used to be another really funny short, about a bunch of Scotsmen standing around in a pub talking about being abducted and getting "a good probin' ". I've been looking around for it but can't find it anywhere.
The only thing that I would have added, in keeping with the whipped cream motif, was, at the moment the former-scientist-turned-bad-actor intoned the word "pi", a cluster of pies should have come hurling out of the darkness and splattered the faces of the scientists at the Bureau of Listening to Things From Outer Space.
Man when HBO was young and didn't have endless promos and such they used to play lots of stuff like this inbetween movies, it was sometimes more fun to watch all this stuff than the movies they were showing.
Robert Luben i totally remember all the shorts. The Bid Snit, Cock-A-Doody and this where ones I always remember. Look out for SPIKE & MIKE film festivals. It shows some of the classics along with the latest shorts.
Agreed. Even HBO video juke box. It was there I first saw Iron Maidens video Number of the Beast. HBO back then had a more playful/freeform side to itself.
I remember. This, Hardware Wars, and that odd short of the man eating video tape.
I miss the old HBO.
I loved the man-eating videotape, this, Bambi meets Godzilla, the mini-docu-thingy about animation with a running orange alien (probably the first time I heard Kraftwerk; the alien was running to Autobahn), the clips of things like people bicycling...it was so wonderful! Anyone remember the Sorry Partner, You Lose with the coin-operated gunslinger?
"Gonna build a mountain, and it's gonna be keen!"
This Means Something.....
this means something
THIS MEANS SOMETHING
I have a sudden urge to buy as much shaving cream as possible.
omg!!!! I havent seen this in.... FOREVER!!! My brother and I used to watch this when it came on HBO,,,, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy back when HBO was only on air for a few hours a day!
I remember watching this as a kid. This is a parody like no other. Thanks for sharing!!!!!
what cracks me up the most about this parody....I SAW IT 30 YEARS AGO ...and still remember it!
Same here:)
This used to be on the Hardware Wars VHS tape. This was a regular rental at our household when I was a kid. Good times.
5:47 - You just _can't._ Can _not._ Beat a quintet of singing mailboxes. 😊📪📪📪📪📪
This means something.
One of the funniest things I have ever seen.
I first saw this in 1982. The singing mailboxes are even funnier since I have been a mailman for over 30 years, haha!
I watched the whole thing just for the mailboxes!
It’s the only good part of this short.
Dodge truck with a Datsun radio, no wonder he has problems.
Cheap, silly, and utterly brilliant, why don't we have more films like this:)
schizoidboy we have TH-cam now!
Because for comedy, lazy CGI has taken over cute puppet effects.
because you haven't made your films yet!
oh I KNEW I wasn't crazy when I saw this as a kid in the early 80s!
the narrator is Hans Conried
The narrator is actually Corey Burton mimicking Hans Conreid. Good impression, it had me fooled at first too.
@@Garch-the-Great well it is in the credits at 12:09 hehe
4:27 - _"YOU'RE BLOCKING THE ROAD!!!"_
Oh, and did I mention that Anakin Skywalker pilots a mean Harley? 🏍️
I have been looking for this and Hardware Wars for years
Thank You!!!!
Now, i can get back to building a mountain in my living room, and its going to be keen
One of the best parodies ever. Ever. EVER. Even Weird Al couldn't have done it like this.
Now my hubby knows why everytime Close Encounter is on I say "THIS MEANS SOMETHING!"
but he says that in close encounters...
@@jasonmoran5152 not like this! 😂
You are true keeper
@@em23 😂
"Brown alert! Evacuate the lower chambers!" Ha! Looking thru 'View Masters'! Alien's wardrobe courtesy of Krogg of Jupiter (in the credits) Oh, my GAWD! I laughed so hard the tears ran down my leg! One of the many who saw this on HBO in 1980 (along with Hardware Wars) Thanks for sharing! "This means something!"
Fun fact: Corey Burton narrates this. 40 years later he’s one of the greatest voiceover artists of all time
Neat!! In Stan Freberg’s United States of America The Early Years, Paul Frees did the narration and in The Middle Years Corey did an impression of Frees’ version. Both have done lots of voice acting. RIP Paul Frees.
I remember the singing mailboxes......I couldn't stop laughing as a kid.
What a double feature this makes with Hardware Wars! And the makers of "Mr. Mom" ripped off the "Jaws vacuum cleaner" gag.
I loved this as a Kid. This and Hardware Wars! Though this is my favorite by far.
They used to play them on Star TV a lot too.
Added nerdery: the Narrator is voice over artist, Corey Burton who has done many,many cartoons including the recent "Clone Wars" as Count Dooku and Cad Bane!
Back in the day when I first saw this on HBO I thought it might have been Hans Conried!
I just got my hands on this from a 16mm print, I am transferring it in HD video right now, Should be uploaded in A 1 or 2 days, needs a little color correction, but is complete, Enjoy,
I see a couple splices at the start, but that doesn't take away too much, mine's got broken sprockets during the part introducing us to Stan and the Famous French Scientist.
The video link for Hbvideos's: th-cam.com/video/2pON_0fdcKU/w-d-xo.html
This and hardware Wars need to be preserved and have new transfers made. Such a time capsule of people's imagination and reaction to the first time impact of the films they are spoofing.
I still have Hardware Wars on VHS. Iloved watching these shorts on HBO in the early 1980s.
I still get laughs from my buddies with the French scientist's lines in that corny accent: "I'm the famous Fwench scientist...
Uh huuuunh. Zuc alors, ze lights are sooooo bright! 😂
The first time I seen this when it aired on HBO I laughed so hard I couldn't breath! What a classic!!
Me too. First time my stomach hurt from laughing so hard
Love these short films I use to see on HBO in the early 1980s. I remember sitting in my parent's living room as a 13 year like it was yesterday. Watching HBO on a Friday night until they went off the air for the night. Remember the cartoon of the street sweeper at the end of the night?
I've been looking for this for years, thanks! I saw it on an episode of turkey television on nickelodeon when I was a kid. I used to laugh so hard at the dancing railroad crossing sign and singing mailboxes. Brings me back ;)
That's where I saw it for the first time, too! I miss Turkey Television.
Turkey Television also aired another Close Encounters spoof called Close Encounters of the Dumb Kind.
Same. I have looked hard for Turkey TV episodes. They seem rare.
Turkey TV had some of the best skits around that kids could watch, and if adults ever watched some of them they'd think they were funny too.
I first saw it there too! Shows like Turkey Television, You Can’t Do That on Television, and Double Dare made that network! And the “don’t try this at home” experiments on Mister Wizard’s World were like the entry level classes for Mythbusters!
We used to sing gonna build a mountain all the time. The music in this is brilliant.
I remember watching this on HBO, and my mom was cracking up when those mail boxes started singing!!
This needs to be a thing again. Short, comical spoofs of movies.
The closest thing I've found was a few of the latter "NOSTALGIA CRITIC" reviews, like the reviews of the "STAR WARS" Sequel Trilogy and "MAD MAX FURY ROAD" and "'NOPE' Done With Five Dollars".
This needs to be a genre.
I also want to see "Sniglets" come back.
"Not Necessarily The News" was great and yes especially Singlets. I had a calendar of Singlets at one time in the late 1980s.
@@douglasdixon524 They were great.
I was at an English teachers' conference last summer, and we were doing a workshop brainstorming teaching ideas. I mentioned sniglets, and one of the younger teachers asked, "What are sniglets?" Her genuine ignorance of the concept made me feel my age!
@@seanryan3020 Yeah. Again, those need to come back. Those were great. Rich Hall is still around doing comedy, as far as I know but he's now a British thing.
Watching some of the Sniglets on TH-cam also reminded me of stuff that's no longer a thing that I grew up with and forgot... Like how old analog TV reception was affected by where in a room someone was standing. Also, putting aluminum foil on the antenna (and that sets had antenna).
Hahaha... I like the bit with the Lawrence Welk Show with the bubble machine...
Growing up a local station would play this (along with Hardware Wars) to fill time if they had a movie that ended before 11. During the summers I would turn on the TV around 10:45 just to see if the movie had ended. Thought it was so funny as a kid. You really need to see Close Encounters for anything to make sense.
A Lawrence Welk reference. I went from feeling old to feeling older.
Still hilarious after more than thirty years,,,,what's so funny is how it sums up Close Encounters in less than thirteen minutes at a fraction of the cost,,,,,when I was a kid I loved the crazy antics of actors, now the parody makes me laugh,,,,
Thank you so much for posting this! First Choice (the Canadian version of HBO back in the early 80s) used to play stuff like this in between films. My friends and I taped this and played the living hell out of it. So great to finally see it again... 'You're blocking the road!'
I loved these short films, mostly from film school students I believe late 1970s and early 1980s. After HBO went 24 hours a day they stopped doing this. I actually have Hardware Wars on VHS.
Ah... I have such nostalgia for the unabashed silliness of the 70's...
You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll kiss 3 bucks goodbye.
it gets better every time i see it...
this means something...
This Man's work shaped me as a human being at a very young age. Not in a creepy way as that first sentence could have been read, but in a fantastic silly way that I will be forever grateful for! When I was about 8-9 (late 80's-90's), I came in possession of a long play VHS tape that had the first 3 Star Wars Movies on it (Original not any of the MANY changed versions) as well as a bunch of Ernie's work(This, Hardware Wars, Porklips Now, and Bambi Meets Godzilla). My friends and I watched them repeatedly and I shared them with anyone that came over over the years. Often receiving a blank stare and a "what the hell was that?!". I tried to find out how to reach him years ago to thank him for his work, but it turns out he has apparently disowned it all(Which is why some dude re-posted Bambi Meets Godzilla on youtube long ago with his name(Michael something I believe) in the credits instead of Ernie's. I really wish I could change his mind. It is worth embracing and is at least responsible for two silly a$$ mofos that were raised on it. Neither of us could be more thankful for it too! Another funny part is that I saw these before I saw Apocalypse Now or Close Encounters of the Third Kind, so much later when I did see those, I couldn't stop laughing!!! I saw Apocalypse Now in Theaters for the first time(Not new of course), but I kept busting out in hysterical laughter at the most inappropriate times. Like when dude gets hit with the spear...I could only think about "suction cup arrows....", etc. I'm sure people thought I was a sadistic racist or something, it's just that I'm actually quite the opposite and those experiences up to nearly a decade later were made because of his work nearly 20 years before. I guess you never know what kind of impact your creations may have on people. I can only express gratitude, I don't know how I would cope if I wasn't as silly as he enabled me to become. THANKS ERNIE!!!
Our local library had a VHS tape with Closet Cases, Hardware Wars, Pork lips Now, Bambi Meets Godzilla, etc. We about wore that tape out, and still laugh about it today. Absolutely legendary.
i love this video so much, i'm not even joking it's golden
Love the Fractured Flickers feel to this.... Hans Konried narrator, Dudley Dooright hero,
Max’s favorite show
I came for the Great Movie Scores Done Tacky album.
Lots of memories. Darth vader on a bike "you're blocking the road". I saw this on first choice or superchannel here in canada. Thanks!!
Yes!! I remember this very well. Loved "Nerd, Nerd, Banzo!" LOL. Looked everywhere for this HBO-1980. Good times. Thx for posting!!
Ya, everyone loved these short films HBO put on inbetween movies in their early years. I believe alot of these type film came from film students.
No matter how many times I see this I still laugh out loud. Stan Greiwe always seemed to me like a proto-Weird Al.
I was introduced to this short film years ago by my dad. I'll never know how they came up with something like the mailbox quintet
That narrator? Dead-on impression of Hans Conried!!
Charles Francis I was thinking the exact same thing. At first, I thought it was Hans!
Still hilarious after all this time! I grew up on this thing! 👽
"Hey what's for dinner?"
"ᵐᵃˢʰᵉᵈ ᵖᵒᵗᵃᵗᵒᵉˢ"
Remember when HBO would show these weird, little shorts in between movies back in the day? I miss that. Thanks for posting this. I still sing the song by the mailboxes. LOL
Gawd, this brings back memories. Still hilarious today!
HBO used to start their programs on the hour or half hour, and fill empty space with short films and videos, before MTV. This one and 'Hardware Wars' were shown a lot; Some people think they were made by the same company, but to the best of my knowledge they were separate productions. :) I also shot my resume at the Bureau of Listing To Things From Outer Space via Careerbuilder, but never got a response.
They were student films. There was another in the 80's on HBO that I loved where a bunch of people were eaten by vhs tape at some movie studio. I forget what it's called but I haven't seen it since it aired on HBO in the 80's when I was a lil kid. Funny as shit though. I wish they'd still do that. I'm sure there are plenty of great student films that could make the cut.
No, not all were student films. 'Hardware Wars' definitely not because Ernie Fosselius was well over 30 when they made that.
Yea I realized that right after I posted this. I forgot about the interview or bts I saw about it back when the special edition came out.
I was just remembering the old HBO while I watched this. It was where we first saw music videos and 'pre TH-cam" entertainment like this.
Do you remember the short where the Roll of Video Tape comes alive and kills all the office people? They had some amazing bits.
I wonder if Steven Spielberg ever saw this?:)
We need more fun shows like this.
I'd say "Honest Trailers" is the closest thing we have to it these days.
Absolute classic. I love this so much!
Still produced a chuckle even today. Of course I was dying laughing as a kid when I first saw it.
I used to see this all the time back when I'd rent Hardware Wars on VHS in the 80's. Sadly when we bought the HW DVD, it was just HW and all the other parodies like this from the tape were left off. So happy to see it again!
The "bad actor" sounds like James Mason.
Yay! Thanks for the post--from the Bureau of Listening to Things from Outer Space.
Thanks for posting! Haven't seen this in many years! Enjoyed the memory.
One of the best movie parodies of its time! I originally got this on a VHS rental tape. There were 4 shorts on it, Hardware Wars, Closet Cases of the Nerd Kind, Porklips Now, and I can't remember what the fourth one was. Wish someone would redo that on DVD or BluRay.
Jim Pook Bambi meets Godzilla.
It ran between Hardware Wars and Closet Cases of the Nerd Kind.
@@Rgoid”Bambi Meets Godzilla” was first shown in the “Fantastic Animation Festival” in 1977
Memories!! lol Thanx 4 posting!
Not as well-known as "Hardware Wars," but much funnier. Anyone else notice "Steve Erkle" in the credits? Not the same spelling, but perhaps the producers of "Family Matters" liked the sound of it.
Thank you!!!! Another piece of my very early teen years! Loved the HBO shorts from way back:-) I had all but forgotten about this one and Hardware Wars too!!!! KUDOS!!!
I remember seeing this on an old Nickelodeon show called Turkey TV when I was a kid. Mid-80s
This was the best - never forget it
I am still waiting for the book or the documentary detailing how this masterpiece was made!
best line- "mashed potatoes!!!" lololol
THOROUGHLY enjoyed that, thumbs-up to OP. Thanks for posting :-D
Better than the Sequel Trilogy
Oh man, when that light hits the truck and the music starts... I can’t stop laughing. 😂😂😂
Haven't seen that in over 20 years. Thanks for uploading it.
There used to be another really funny short, about a bunch of Scotsmen standing around in a pub talking about being abducted and getting "a good probin' ". I've been looking around for it but can't find it anywhere.
Haven't seen or thought of this in almost 40 years. Weird how the brain retains some things.
A segway from GoodBadFlick's review of "The Return" lead me here.
The only thing that I would have added, in keeping with the whipped cream motif, was, at the moment the former-scientist-turned-bad-actor intoned the word "pi", a cluster of pies should have come hurling out of the darkness and splattered the faces of the scientists at the Bureau of Listening to Things From Outer Space.
Totally!
Best Parody ever!!!
Well, now we know where "Mr. Mom" stole the "Jaws"/vacuum cleaner gag from.
The singing mailboxes are what I'm here for.
Ha ha ha!! Thanks for the trip down Memory Lane!!
I have an Warner Vhs Orrn (non rental) copy with this on it, If you guys want I can upload a HQ copy of it, Let me know if you want me to do it.
Yes!
Darth Vader on a motorcycle, can't be cool as that...
This was one of Corey Burton’s very first voice acting jobs
Is that Hans Conried doing the narration? This was done in the "Fractured Flickers" style.
No, it’s Corey Burton doing a great Conreid impression.
I could have sworn that was Edward Everett Horton Jr., but he died ten years before this was made.
Hmm, this means something!
Thank you!
Saw this ages ago on HBO. Still damned funny.
As silly as this whole thing is, the truck at the railroad scene was comedy gold
Darth Vader rides a Harley!
Darth Vader on a motorcycle, now matter what I do I'll be as cool as this. :)
When I first saw this as a kid, I remembered two scenes. First, Darth Vader on a Harley :-) The other was the singing mailboxes
The early days of HBO were fun .They would show parody shorts between movies . Hardware Wars and Pork Lips Now were hilarious , also 😆
When I was close to close this, that scalated quickly and I really LOL XDDDDD
The kid getting sucked up by the vacuum... that was random.
I saw it 40 years ago
I remember the short film of a kid playing a over realistic video game.
Better than the real thing, to be honest.
two thumbs way up!!!
I would like to audition for the sequel.
I would love to see what was edited out before the final film was released!
It’s Zoot Allures!!!!
Classic!
A classic aired on HBO in the 80's, I think.