The worst sci-fi movie of the 1970s destroyed star wars

By Jonathan Klotz | Being published 1 hour ago

Sci-Fi fans expect to find bad movies, from popular Edit 9 from outer space at Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker; It goes with the field when you are a fan of the genre. Anyway, It’s amazing that you can’t stream A cocoonbut the disaster of 1978 Laserblast it’s free to stream. If you consider yourself a fan of bad movies, this one will blow your mind.

Laserblast Is the SCI-FI Revenge of this girl named Billy who finds a strange arm in the wilderness and proceeds to use it for further exploration. In the process, he turns to one of the aliens, losing his understanding of humanity, which is when he hits the aliens’ weapon. There’s potential for a good moral essay to be told with that plot, but let’s put it under the creepy, action-packed dialogue, music and editing. The only redeeming part of the film is the special effects of the disease.

It doesn’t help that Billy is made out to be such a loser; It is difficult to sympathize with him as he is bullied, including the character of the famous 80s character Eddie Deezen (he knows him as “the 80s movie that was ever made), shouted at his grandfather, stopped by the police. The only human characteristic of Billy before taking a foreign weapon is a “doormat.” It does not even matter at the end, as Laserblast It makes it clear that Billy really lost, and everyone had a reason to stand up to him when the slightest taste of water turns him into a literal monster.

The aliens themselves are actually lovable, they are portrayed by stop-motion puppies – in the part of Laserblast holding you. Even by late-70s Sci-Fi standards, that’s engaging Star Wars: A New Hope, For another countryand Sean’s incredible disaster film Meteorthe film was considered one of the worst movies ever made. The only positive review came from Leonard Maltin, who gave the film two and a half stars, which became one of the most repetitive comedies. Mystery Science Theater 3000.

Laserblast it was the last episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000’s It originally ran on Comedy Central before moving to the Sci-Fi channel (just now), and to say the team was unkind to the movie would be an understatement. Then again, the film was low-hanging fruit; the editors even have Roddy McDowall’s name written down in the credits as “McDowell.” Season 7 Finale is the best way to watch Laserblast, But whatever you do, don’t watch it alone.

Bad movies come in all shapes and sizes, and zero budget productions Laserblast It’s absolutely a case of knocking it down to make fun of it. However, meet some friends, bawup, and you will see why in the last few years the movie has started to be a bad bad movie. There was talk of a sequel back in the 80s, and action figures were even done with Billy in his weapon. Terrible dialogue, plot holes big enough to drive the atmosphere through interactions, and great acting give the film the kind of cheesy charm that is lacking in today’s bad movies, which, like Electrical condition and Limitsthey are very boring.

A failure of ambition, a microbudget failure that tries to tell a story well beyond the capabilities of the cast and crew at the time is more fun than zero creativity. Laserblast bad, bad movie, but it made the effort for only $280,000, about the cost of a three-minute episode of Stranger Things. They don’t make bad movies like they used to.

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