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Dan McComas | ... | Earl Jensen (voice) |
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Francine Lobis | ... | Josie (voice) |
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George Casden | ... | Dr. Frubar / President (voice) |
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Matthew Brown | ... | Darby / Tomkins (voice) |
| Jay Cavanaugh | ... | Boris (voice) | |
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Amy Allison | ... | Secretary (voice) |
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Christopher Schukai | ... | Guard (voice) |
| Kevin Kolack | ... | Preacher (voice) | |
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Vera Beren | ... | Reporter (voice) |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Anthony Arcidi | ... | (voice) |
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Thea Button | ... | (voice) |
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John Holderried | ... | (voice) |
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Phil Lee | ... | (voice) |
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Silkie O'Ishi | ... | (voice) |
| Bill Plympton | ... | (voice) | |
Marooned by design in a strange asteroid inhabited by bizarre creatures and mind-boggling living biological transmutations, the audacious American astronaut, Earl Jensen, miraculously heads back to Earth and his now grown-up daughter to tie up some loose ends, after twenty long years in oblivion. Bent on revenge, Jensen won't rest until he finds those responsible for his intergalactic tragedy; however, this time, he is not alone, as his powerful, yet abominable mutant friends are, too, in the mood for retribution. Now, no force on Earth can stop Earl. But, who is behind the long-lost cosmonaut's personal disaster? Written by Nick Riganas
This movie is the absolutely strangest thing I have ever seen. I mean, Bill Plympton is often strange but... I mean... this movie is so odd that I regretted quitting drugs.
There are some funny lines ("God peed" and "You can't drag race with Jesus") and some funny moments, but my friends and I found ourselves laughing simply because we were so damn uncomfortable.
There are also some really odd sexual sequences. Wait, did I say some? I meant a lot. A lot of really odd sex sequences. Again there was uncomfortable laughter.
This movie is like a train wreck: it isn't pretty, and not very fun, but you can't look away.