36 Husbands

Like all of Bright Blue Gorilla's features, the budget is slightly north of a loaded baked potato, but it's all part of the charm. I've followed the duo for 30 years now, and their music and films won't give your surround sound an explosive workout, but they will leave you smiling. Also suggest earlier efforts like KARATE FILM CAFE, LOSE WITH ENGLISH and GO WITH LE FLO.

This is for those who enjoy a wild & whacky romp around the world while spying.

The production value & special effects are 1st rate. It could have been produced by Disney.

This wild, offbeat spy spoof follows a team of three female agents recruited to use their unique skills to prevent World War III. Krista, the spiritual leader with mystical powers extraordinaire, Gina, the over-enthusiastic newlywed Kung Fu master and Nola, the under-experienced newbie with a knack for falling down. Together, they fight and love their way across the world leaving a trail of broken hearts, foiled schemes and shameless plugs for previous BBG films...featuring the music of BBG (with BBG parodying themselves as clueless TV hosts).

Great to be able to watch a wacky slapstick film without the 18+ jokes so the entire family can have a god time. Watch these 'spies' try to decipher clues and hunt for the prize. A throwback to the classic comedies of the 40's when it didn't have to follow logic...it only had to be funny! And this film is! Enjoy!

This a zany, whacky & fun adventure that has very high production value. The special effects are 1st rate as well.

Bright Blue Gorilla's latest creation is a sweet little monster of a comedy. I will have to introduce the term LAC for this. Low action comedy (LAC).

A spy movie of sorts with 3 secret female agents and helpers trying to secure world peace through marrying and deceiving dubious male characters who might pose a threat to the world one way or another. This includes special combat techniques, kung fu , sedatives and travels across the world.

As a production of extreme low cost it praises the love of film making, making things possible within an impossible budget. With an almost innocent approach the creators pour their heart into storytelling with a combination of goofy (in the best sense of the word) surrealism and an almost Tarantino like kitch style. The deliverance of the understated humor in this piece and the construction of some scenes reminds me of an early Pedro Almodovar from time to time (Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown springs to mind).

All together this TAC is a sweet declaration of love to the film media with a fine touch of surrealism and absurdity sneaked in to the easy going storytelling.