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Too Intense For Children & Small Dogs!
Kung Fu experts from outer space select the tiny community of Grand Bosh (near the Canadian border, eh?) as the site for their bizarre agricultural experiment. The result is human hands growing in the fields and spontaneous combustion of the townspeople, placing the sheriff in the difficult position of having to do his job. When all seems lost, some local teenagers decide to take matters into their own hands, as if they have a clue. And what of the indestructible Mr. Buckner - is he of this world, or simply a Mister Rogers archetype gone horribly wrong?
A much sought-after cult favorite to a generation of sci-fi fans, this misbegotten symphony of cinematic schlock reeks of violence, nudity, gore, incorrect use of chainsaws, continuity problems and little socially redeeming value - just like many of today's Hollywood blockbusters!
Details
- Length
- Rating NR
- Released:
- Added Apr 26 2005
- Production Year 1986
- Empire SKU 684481
- UPC Code 000799432020
- Studio Xenon Entertainment
- Packaging Keep
- Number of Discs 1
- Disc SS-DL
Features
Deleted Scenes
Lost Footage
Commentary by Director Howard Hassler and actor William Van Arsdale (Sheriff Munchinson)
Trivia Quiz
Biographical slideshow featuring nine of the films stars
Declassified: 177 recently declassified documents, including story-boards, correspondence, call sheets, and the script to an alternate ending
151 photo behind-the-scenes slideshow
Videotaped interview with Producer Tim Johnson conducted while the film was in production
"Memorial" video honoring the late actor Richard "Mr. Buckner" Speeter (he's not really dead, but what the hell?)
Hidden bonus for the geeks with time, among other things, on their hands
Audio/Video
- Audio
English Dolby Digital Stereo
- Video
Widescreen 1.66:1 B&W
Widescreen 1.66:1 Color
Cast
- Richard Speeter
- Jerry Trigg
- Joseph Hautman
- George Carlson
- Donald Aldrich
- Robert Buckley
- William Van Arsdale
- Al Johnson
Production
- Timothy O. Johnson