Toast with the Gods (1995)

Directors:

Eric Magun, Latino Pellegrini

Writer:

Eric Magun

Stars:

Girt Bolo, Kristie Stoffel, Larry Steiner

Cast

Credited cast:
Girt Bolo	...	Toast
Kristie Stoffel	...	Penelope
Larry Steiner	...	Lenny
George Georgiadis	...	Anthony
Mario Diaz	...	Marcus
Carmen Woods	...	Melanie
Branden Watson	...	Don
Guido Pellegrini	...	Neptune
Eric Greenwalt	...	Tuna
Robbie Caldwell	...	Athena
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
7 Year Bitch	...	The Lotus Eaters
Tifani Bless	...	Circe
Michael Bloch	...	Polly
Showna Bryan	...	Nausicaa
Courage De Leon	...	Spanking Dominatrix

Storyline

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Taglines:

The Ultimate Odyssey

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Genres:

Adventure | Fantasy | Comedy | Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Stills, synopsis and contact info

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

28 February 1995 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

DED Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Black and White Color

Did You Know?

Crazy Credits

Casting by the Paradox Casting Couch

User Reviews

Really inept independent film

I was really surprised to see someone had already commented on "Toast With The Gods", seeing how extremely obscure and hard this movie is to find. If you do manage to track it down and watch it, it won't take long to discover why this movie is so unknown. To be fair, some of the acting by the cast of non-professionals isn't that bad. But in every other way you can think of, this movie fails. The photography is bad, the dialogue is sometimes recorded so badly that it's hard to understand what the actors are saying, and there is almost no plot at all, just a series of bizarre encounters the lead character "Toast" has. The character of "Toast" is written so vague and with little dialogue that it's hard to get caught up with him in his struggles, and the other characters talk and do non-stop nonsense that make them characters impossible to believe. The opening credits of the movie claim this movie won some awards at some (minor) film festivals. If that's true, it means the movies it competed against were worse than this, which is almost impossible to believe, seeing how bad this movie is.