For a minute, I thought that GAR was going to shapeshift into Jesus or something.
Apparently GAR was voiced by the film’s soundtrack composer, Doug Katsaros. I have no idea how he acquired his nickname, “The Gling”.
I’m surprised no one mentioned in the comments that those “futuristic” Coke bottles were laboratory wash bottles – a buck or two apiece – and despite Lance Lindsey’s best efforts, wouldn’t have qualified as futuristic when they were first put on the market in the 60s (IIRC). I’m actually more surprised they’re not used for live-action hentai or bukkake movie sets to “enhance” the goo factor…
I am totally getting the vibe of an Italian sci-fi flick that was bought for a song by a sketchy American distributor, retitled at least once, dubbed into English by no more than three people (regardless of the actual number of characters, their ages, or their genders), and given a new opening credit sequence using footage from a completely different movie😂
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For a minute, I thought that GAR was going to shapeshift into Jesus or something.
Apparently GAR was voiced by the film’s soundtrack composer, Doug Katsaros. I have no idea how he acquired his nickname, “The Gling”.
I’m surprised no one mentioned in the comments that those “futuristic” Coke bottles were laboratory wash bottles – a buck or two apiece – and despite Lance Lindsey’s best efforts, wouldn’t have qualified as futuristic when they were first put on the market in the 60s (IIRC). I’m actually more surprised they’re not used for live-action hentai or bukkake movie sets to “enhance” the goo factor…
I am totally getting the vibe of an Italian sci-fi flick that was bought for a song by a sketchy American distributor, retitled at least once, dubbed into English by no more than three people (regardless of the actual number of characters, their ages, or their genders), and given a new opening credit sequence using footage from a completely different movie😂