Curse of the Queerwolf (1988)After being bitten by what he thinks is a transvestite, Larry starts having nightmares about hillbillies, ominous visits from an old gypsy woman, and having the strangest reactions to the ... See full summary » Director:Mark PirroWriter:Mark Pirro |
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Title: Curse of the Queerwolf (1988)
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Michael Palazzolo | ... |
Larry Smalbut
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Richard Cheese
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Lois Gerstel
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Paula McFarland
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Holly
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Mr. McFarland
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Priest
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Mark Pirro | ... |
Torchman
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Torchman
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Muddydoch
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Mountain Man
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Mountain Man
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Timothy Ralston | ... |
Mountain Man
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Susan Cherones | ... |
Mrs. Thyroid
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Conrad Brooks | ... |
Wally Beaver
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After being bitten by what he thinks is a transvestite, Larry starts having nightmares about hillbillies, ominous visits from an old gypsy woman, and having the strangest reactions to the full moon... Written by Thomas Pluck <stripey@winternet.com>
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The best joke here is the one stolen from Crocodile Dundee (where it is used twice), that is, the first man impersonating a woman is played by a female actor.
The problem is the homophobic stereotypes. Sure the film is trying to laugh at homophobes, but in reproducing untrue and unlikely details about gays and transgendereds (that are repeated by the gender insecure) it reinforces them. What it comes down to is: how funny is it? The more funny you find it, the less the homophobia matters. One also suspects that the jokes are funnier for people who are insecure with these topics. And when the jokes fall flat, one begins to wonder ...
A must for fans of derrière-garde inauthenticity.