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Jerry falls in love with a stripper he meets at a carnival. Little does he know that she is the sister of a gypsy fortune teller whose predictions he had scoffed at earlier. The gypsy turns him into a zombie and he goes on a killing spree. full summary | add synopsis
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Ray Dennis Steckler | ... | Jerry (as Cash Flagg) |
| Carolyn Brandt | ... | Marge Neilson |
| Brett O'Hara | ... | Madame Estrella |
| Atlas King | ... | Harold |
| Sharon Walsh | ... | Angela |
| Pat Kirkwood | ... | Madison (as Madison Clarke) |
| Erina Enyo | ... | Carmelita |
| Don Russell | ... | Ortega (as Jack Brady) |
| Toni Camel | ... | Stella |
| Joan Howard | ... | Angela's Mother |
| Neil Stillman | ... | Barker |
| Bill Ward | ... | Himself |
| Gene Pollock | ... | Night Club Manager |
| James Bowie | ... | Night Club Comedian |
| Whitey Robinson | ... | Drunk |
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Diabolical Dr. Voodoo
The Incredibly Mixed Up Zombie
The Incredibly Strange Creature: Or Why I Stopped Living and Became a Mixed-up Zombie (USA) (alternative title)
The Teenage Psycho Meets Bloody Mary
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The Incredibly Mixed Up Zombie
The Incredibly Strange Creature: Or Why I Stopped Living and Became a Mixed-up Zombie (USA) (alternative title)
The Teenage Psycho Meets Bloody Mary
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Director Ray Dennis Steckler had the dancing girls in one of the films earlier dance scenes chew gum as they danced, hoping it would distract from the dancer's bad footwork.
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Continuity: The climax begins at night, then immediately switches to broad daylight.
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Her mother doesn't like anything, especialy me.
Harold: Well, if you get a job or something, she might change her mind, you know?
Jerry: A job! Be a little discreet about that, will you, Harold? Somebody's liable to hear you.
Harold: Well, you gotta do something, you know?
Jerry: Why? The world's here to be enjoyed, not to make you depressed. That's what work does, Harold, it makes you feel depressed.
Harold: So instead of being in that state of depression, why don't we head out, okay?
Jerry: Swing it!
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Harold: Well, if you get a job or something, she might change her mind, you know?
Jerry: A job! Be a little discreet about that, will you, Harold? Somebody's liable to hear you.
Harold: Well, you gotta do something, you know?
Jerry: Why? The world's here to be enjoyed, not to make you depressed. That's what work does, Harold, it makes you feel depressed.
Harold: So instead of being in that state of depression, why don't we head out, okay?
Jerry: Swing it!
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References Wild Guitar (1962)
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Incredibly strange describes this one to a tee. You'll find more ham here than in a dozen hog farms.
There's two of the worst attempts at stereotypical accents, Harold sounds like Latka's neighbor, ("Waat d'yu tink weer heer for, tweet?") and the fortune teller is so over the top with her "jeep-see" dialect I'm surprised she doesn't have a nosebleed.
Also there's Ortega, wearing a rubber mask and an obvious pillow under his coat. He doesn't speak much, our Ortega, he just grunts and puffs away on his Camels.
Ray Dennis Steckler, the director, also stars as a early sixties slacker with a rodent's face. No, not makeup or a mask, that's his real face. He drifts through life until the fortune teller gives him a new career opportunity, mass murderer!
Bizarre music, drug-like dream sequences, pitifully ugly dancer/strippers and singers, interminably long footage of carnivals, and very poor sound round out this one as another MST3K special. I gave it a 2, because I reserve my 1's for painfully bad cinema. This one doesn't maim, it just might cause contusions