Monsturd (2003) (V)

Directors:

Rick Popko
Dan West

Writers:

Rick Popko (writer)
Dan West (writer)

Release Date:

November 2008 (Poland)

Genre:

Comedy | Horror

Tagline:

Don't get caught with your pants down!

Plot:

A serial killer mutates with a chemical inside a sewer, to become a monster made of human waste just as the FBI and police are onto him.

Plot Keywords:

Sewer | Police | Monster | Experiment | Toilet Paper

Cast

  (Credited cast)

Paul Weiner	...	Sheriff Duncan
Beth West	...	Agent Hannigan
Dan Burr	...	Dr. Stern
Brad Dosland	...	Jack Schmidt
Dan West	...	Deputy Dan
Rick Popko	...	Deputy Rick
Hannah Stangel	...	Munchkin
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jesse Berney	...	Federal marshal #2
Molly Britton	...	FBI agent
Scott Britton	...	Sewer worker
Timm Carney	...	Timmy
Ken Dashner	...	Prof. Downing
Andrew Deemer	...	City Councilperson #5
Dave Dumanis	...	Frank
Dan Ellis	...	Johnny Waters
Darren Gladstone	...	Federal marshal #1
Donny Gonzales	...	Irvin (the butler)
Carly Lyn	...	Skinny girl (as Carly Heath)
Trish O'Flinn	...	FBI agent
Kip Phillips	...	Randy (the drunk)
Mark Pirro	...	Police sketch artist
Wiley Price	...	Bobby (the drunk)
Lisa Rein	...	Rachel
Raoul Simpson	...	Donny (bartender)
Cammie Stangel	...	Daughter
Peter Stangel	...	Daddy
Gordon Mah Ung	...	Sewage night manager
Eliot Van Buskirk	...	Federal marshal #3
Dalia Vidor	...	Waitress
Michael West	...	Reporter

Also Known As:

Number 2 Part 1 (USA) (original script title)

MPAA:

Rated R for gross out humor and language.

Runtime:

USA:80 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

UK:15 | Australia:R | USA:R

Filming Locations:

Hopland, California, USA

Company:

4321 Productions

Trivia:

Directors Dan West and Rick Popko persuaded coworkers from their job to play various small parts in the movie.

Goofs:

Crew or equipment visible: Cameraman's reflection in policeman's sunglasses.

Movie Connections:

References "The Kids in the Hall" (1988)

Soundtrack:

Number 2 -- The Ballad of the Monsturd

Hilariously funny stupid horror spoof!

OK, the thing is this movie is a joke...but it's supposed to be. It's a spoof of all those goofy low budget horror movies. It's supposed to be funny and sorta disgusting, and it's definitely not supposed to be taken seriously.

Having said that, there are very funny scenes (the puppet!) and there is actually some good "bad" Acting......(Shakespeare this ain't, isn't supposed to be. Also the production values are pretty good for such a low budget film, with good music and creative uses of sets.

If you want to laugh and you aren't easily offended, rent it!