Moist Fury

I loved this film. It was probably shot in 2 days with a $300 budget, maybe less. I think its highly likely that all the actors wore their own clothes. There were no sets, there were just places. But this is one of the reasons the film works so well - it relishes it's nobud, underground self. The actors are gloriously hamming it up and the dialogue is hysterical (wait - is there a script? hmmmm....). If you like the over-the-top of over-the-top filmmaking, stuff that's self-consciously sophomoric and stupid but bitingly on-the-spot satirical, you will love this crap. In it's own bad-is-good way, this is some really committed and intelligent filmmaking. (or not)

Oh yeah, there's a plot or something. Don't worry about it.

Super exaggerated, over-the-top, ridiculousness...

Honestly, my wife and I laughed our asses off. If you enjoy movies that should have never been produced, filled with vulagerity, nudity and simulated intercourse. This is a solid option.

This isn't Seaver's best work but it's definitely worth watching. He once again does an awesome job of filming in public and never getting any passerby in the shots. This time he managed to get a roof top where he could film half of the movie and then never mention that it's a rooftop. I don't know how this guy doesn't have 20 Oscars.