The Mildew from Planet Xonader

Like the other reviewer said the official description says nothing about comedy, but with the title "The Mildew from Planet Xonader" what do you expect. At least it doesn't take itself seriously. Gore, splattering goo, bad lines... Fun to watch, ONCE, but not worth owning.

I just think that The Mildew from Planet Xonader is an excellent example of a tribute to all those rediculous experiment gone wrong kind of B movies, only difference is that this one is covered with tons and tons of green slime and extreme gore. Luckily for most viewers this is a rare case of an english spoken production from Necrostorm, most of all their movies are spoken in italian. I won't spoil anything about the story but... you guys know these kind of movies, i've been watching it for an half hour at the moment and i'm enjoying the hell out of it. If you call yourself a gorehound, BUY this movie. Sit back and enjoy the show.

The official summary does not list this movie as a comedy sci-fi horror spoof, but that's what it is. At first i did not like the movie because it was not listed as a comedy, but if you keep watching it was always meant to be a comedy spoof. Once you realize that, it is pretty cool.

This would have made a great drive in movie back in the old days. Today it is on par with the "Saturday Night Live" shows of the 80's. Think of the old Julia Childs'cooking spoofs that SNL did.

The tongue in cheek humor and special effects will appeal to the 8 year old boy in all of us who have ever made a home movie. In fact the effects are a big part of what makes this movie endearing.

This is trash. Glorious, awkwardly acted and cut and ultra gory trash. Fans of the original Evil Dead, Story Of Ricky and Bad Taste will enjoy this.

Regular movie aficionados might have some...problems. ;-)

I do see two other reviews here, both of which managed to praise this production, so here I am, ready to ruin everything.

I am not a big fan of gore, and this one has plenty of it, I do appreciate a good low sci fi horror, yet I feel it is not the case here, and had a serious problem with the acting and writing. True, it did seem that The Mildew was not supposed to be taken seriously, and pays homage to other such movies, but I do think they could have managed a whole lot more if they went the proper wdirection. It is more like Machete but focusing mainly on gore and overreacting without actually having anything to offer.

For me it is a definite No, but strangely enough I do see how others might find it appealing. Just be warned, it is 80% green liquid, 10% screams and 10% close ups of annoying laughter.

Cheers!