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Director:
Kent Skov
Writers:
Steve Pinto (play)
Steve Pinto (screenplay)
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Genre:
Comedy | Horror | Sci-Fi more
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Cast

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Bob Buchholz ... Steve McQueen (voice) (as Bob Bucholz)
Connie Sue Cook ... Aunt Bea / Nurse / Mrs. Olivier
Frances Kelly ... Vaccine (voice)
Steve Pinto ... Barney / Dr. Halen / Opie / Pope / Eddie / Mel
Stephen L. Rollman ... The Sheriff (voice)
Kent Skov ... Beaver / Deputy / Mr. Olivier / Blobermouth
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Additional Details

Runtime:
86 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.66 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono
Certification:
USA:R

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3 out of 3 people found the following comment useful:-
If you like this sort of thing, this is the sort of thing you'll like, 25 February 2001
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Author: Richard Keith Carson from Vashon Island, Washington, USA

The L.A. Connection are a comedy troupe who did live performances at the Nuart Theatre in the early '90s, several of which I attended. They would show some campy '50s movie with the sound turned off and recite their own (scripted) dialog over it, in the manner of "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" This is a recording of one such revision, that of the original 1958 "The Blob."

Some people see nothing at all funny in this sort of thing. I must confess that I am an easy audience, as I have always found this premise intrinsically funny no matter what is done with it. But even with that caveat, I insist that the L.A. Connection do it better than anyone else. Every gesture and nuance of the actors on screen is incorporated into the new dialog in hilarious fashion. They also contrive an entirely new "story" around the action. In "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" Woody Allen kept the original notion that it was a spy story, whereas if the Connection had done it, they would have made it about something completely different. Whatever kind of comic genius it takes to do that, I wish I had it.

My only quibble with this preserved record is that, unlike the live performances where the film was untampered with, this version has occasional animation, music video-style editing, and a "plot" recap at the midpoint, all of which are unnecessary. But that didn't stop me from laughing through the whole thing. I am delighted to have this tape as a memento of the performances I saw, and I wish they would release more of them.

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