It's amazing how many unintentional bad movies are in this world; from Roger Corman's entertaining bad to Nukie & animated Titanic what the hell were they thinking? Bad.
It's an big ideas and no budget film. The concept and idea is good, just no budget to do scenes they and you hoped for.
As for the poster, this is a common practice since the drive-in movie era. Distributors will buy these movies on cheap, put money into the poster or box art, and advertise a snoozer as something interesting.
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It's amazing how many unintentional bad movies are in this world; from Roger Corman's entertaining bad to Nukie & animated Titanic what the hell were they thinking? Bad.
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I would say its 50/50 between the SNES and the Wii.
SNES dominated in the 90's gaming world and the Wii gave a 2nd life to Nintendo.
@atomicpoet @movies
I can't wait until you review another B-movie classic, Nukie.
Also, RIP Roger Corman.
@atomicpoet @movies
I'm of a lover of bad movies, like Neil Breen bad films, and the cover remined me so much of another bad movie that basically did the same thing.
@atomicpoet @movies
It's an big ideas and no budget film. The concept and idea is good, just no budget to do scenes they and you hoped for.
As for the poster, this is a common practice since the drive-in movie era. Distributors will buy these movies on cheap, put money into the poster or box art, and advertise a snoozer as something interesting.