The Congressman
Star Games is a science fiction masterpiece revolving around a boy's insulin schedule. The comedic trio are ready to point out the goofy logic Star Games. If you've ever asked what it would be like if…
The Congressman
Star Games is a science fiction masterpiece revolving around a boy's insulin schedule. The comedic trio are ready to point out the goofy logic Star Games. If you've ever asked what it would be like if Greydon Clark, the infamous director of Final Justice and Angels' Revenge, tried his hand at a science fiction movie... well, then maybe your question somehow willed this movie into existence. And maybe you owe the universe an apology. But, since you asked, what IS it like when Greydon Clark makes a science fiction movie? Here are some highlights: A holographic clown that runs a spaceship in the style of knockoff Robin Williams, Tony Curtis as a space emperor with a New York accent, Greydon's two non-actor sons in the lead roles, because why not, the most fearsome alien in the movie is a bear hanging out in the woods, yeah that's right, there's a bear. We only do movies with bears in them now. All that, plus a major plot revolving around a boy's insulin schedule. Star Games really pushes the boundaries of the genre and the boundaries of child labor laws in regard to casting your own children in a movie. Go to infinity and beyond (or at least, a forest) and join Mike, Kevin, and Bill for some Star Games. —RiffTrax
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Star Games is a science fiction masterpiece revolving around a boy's insulin schedule. The comedic trio are ready to point out the goofy logic Star Games. If you've ever asked what it would be like if Greydon Clark, the infamous director of Final Justice and Angels' Revenge, tried his hand at a science fiction movie...
well, then maybe your question somehow willed this movie into existence. And maybe you owe the universe an apology. But, since you asked, what IS it like when Greydon Clark makes a science fiction movie? Here are some highlights: A holographic clown that runs a spaceship in the style of knockoff Robin Williams, Tony Curtis as a space emperor with a New York accent, Greydon's two non-actor sons in the lead roles, because why not, the most fearsome alien in the movie is a bear hanging out in the woods, yeah that's right, there's a bear.
We only do movies with bears in them now. All that, plus a major plot revolving around a boy's insulin schedule. Star Games really pushes the boundaries of the genre and the boundaries of child labor laws in regard to casting your own children in a movie.
Go to infinity and beyond (or at least, a forest) and join Mike, Kevin, and Bill for some Star Games. —RiffTrax.