Space Boobs in Space

Title is very misleading. It's a home movie satire on sex in movies full of BBW women.It could be funny, but you have to have a pretty low bar for comedy.

This movie is utterly painful to watch. I watched with a friend and was thoroughly disappointed and it takes ALOT for me to be disappointed at a movie. Womb Raider was SO much better than this movie... wow. Would watch again if i wanted to shrink my brain to the size of a pea.

In the vein of so-bad-they're-good movies like The Room and Plan 9 from Outer Space we now have this treat, available on Amazon for free. I'm glad they didn't try charging for it as it would somewhat spoil the joke. IMDb has its budget listed as exactly $1,000 and I don't doubt it. On the plus side, every penny is up there on screen.

Space Boobs from Outer Space is a collection of bizarre short films from Andrew Shearer and his Gonzorrific Productions studio. (By 'studio' I mean 'camcorder.') They are told in the format of a talk show / behind the scenes footage of the main "Space Boobs" segment which is definitely the best produced one. There's at least three different locations, and one actress is wearing a spangly space helmet. Sadly, the budget didn't stretch to ensuring that all the aliens have the same shade of purple hair. I guess they had to make do with whatever Halloween decorations they had lying around.

You'll know from the title if this movie is for you. If you like an anarchic, rule-breaking, slightly porn-like B movie vibe with busty women wobbling around in ridiculous costumes fighting vampires and aliens, then this will be right up your alley. If you thought that Three Billboards was too commercial, then please steer clear. Personally, I enjoyed the heck out of it.

This was just plain awful, costumes awful, acting awful, set design awful. All in all it was awful. If i could have rated this lower than a 1 I would have.

Its obvious the producers of this (whatever "this" is) wanted to lure-in unsuspecting viewers to make fun of them(the actual director gives the finger to the viewer at the end) by wasting their time, and do so, at least in part, with misrepresentation. The title has nothing to do with the content.(if you were under the impression a low-budget video with a buxom blonde on the cover, titled: "Space BOOBS in Space", with an MA rating, would have at least ONE partially exposed boob, you'd be wrong) This video could almost have a G-rating. What we do experience, and in the most excruciating ways imaginable, is a series of short stories, skits, and interviews, all of which could have been presented better by Helen Keller with an I-phone. My McDonalds reference denotes the bovine unattractive nature of the cast and my assumption that wannabe directors no longer scout the cliche'd bus-stops for wannabe movie stars. I felt embarrassed for them. Some will watch Ed Wood films to see how bad they are, but seriously, stay away from this one, I find no redeeming qualities about it, at all.