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September 1st, 2011 by admin


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Attack of the Killer Tomatoes!


Attack of the Killer Tomatoes!


$9.36


Rated: NRSynopsis: One of the first films ever to be designed specifically to become a cult movie, this silly low-budget comedy has tomatoes growing to giant size and terrorizing screaming ’70s types. It’s really bad on purpose, with awful effects and a dumb script, in hopes of luring fans of campy old movies like Plan 9 From Outer Space. There’s a fun Jaws parody as the tomatoes attack a swimmer and a cute bit involving a military meeting in a small office with a very large table, but overall it fails to generate many laughs. The problem is that the films which this one attempts to mock — mainly bad 1950s sci-fi pictures — have a cult following because they are funny unintentionally, and are beloved for reasons which this somewhat cynical effort completely misses. It has its moments, granted, but it just tries too hard. Robert FirschingPRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL NOTES:Features: Original theatrical trailerLanguage: EnglishTime: 1 Hour 27 Minutes

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes - 25th Anniversary Edition


Attack of the Killer Tomatoes – 25th Anniversary Edition


$15.62


Rated: NRSynopsis: One of the first films ever to be designed specifically to become a cult movie, this silly low-budget comedy has tomatoes growing to giant size and terrorizing screaming ’70s types. It’s really bad on purpose, with awful effects and a dumb script, in hopes of luring fans of campy old movies like Plan 9 From Outer Space. There’s a fun Jaws parody as the tomatoes attack a swimmer and a cute bit involving a military meeting in a small office with a very large table, but overall it fails to generate many laughs. The problem is that the films which this one attempts to mock — mainly bad 1950s sci-fi pictures — have a cult following because they are funny unintentionally, and are beloved for reasons which this somewhat cynical effort completely misses. It has its moments, granted, but it just tries too hard. Robert FirschingPRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL NOTES:Features: Audio commentary fron writer/director John DeBello, writer/co-star Steve Peace, and “creator” Costa Dillon; Deleted scenes; Six exclusive featurettes; The original 8 mm Attack of the Killer Tomatoes movie with audio commentary; “Do They Accept Traveler’s Checks in Babusland” (the 8 mm movie that inspired Attack of the Killer Tomatoes), with audio commentary; Attack of the Killer Tomatoes trivia; Original theatrical trailer; Radio spots; Loads and loads of additional extrasLanguage: EnglishEditions: Special EditionTime: 3 Hours 8 Minutes


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