The Underground Comedy Movie

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Movie
German title The Underground Comedy Movie
Original title The Underground Comedy Movie
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1999
length 88 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
Rod
Director Vince Offer
script Vince Offer
production Jeff Jaeger
Mark Shlomi
music Danny Rotter
David Rotter
camera Michael Hofstein
cut Vince Offer
Luis Ruiz
occupation

The Underground Comedy Movie is a 1999 American comedy film directed by Vince Offer .

action

  • Marilyn Monroe : A woman stands over a ventilation shaft under which a man turns on a large fan so that her dress is blown into the air. After a while the man begins to record the scene with a video camera.
  • Things You'll Never See: Supermodels, Taking a Dump / Things you never get to see otherwise: Supermodels taking the trigger: Two models are sitting on the toilet.
  • Bat Man: A dangerous criminal known as the "Reimer" raids a sperm bank and is pursued by Bat Man (a man with a baseball bat), with the main victim of the two ending up being an old woman again and again.
  • Boobwatch: while a lifeguard pulls a boy out of the water, the camera is much more interested in four lightly clad beach beauties.
  • Virgin Hunter / Der Jungfrauenjäger: A moronic orange plantation owner surprises a young blonde while stealing oranges.
  • Things ...: Gay Virgin / Things that ...: A tall, bald, gay virgin: A black giant who has never had sex is ensnared in vain by a homosexual white in a billiard bar for a long time. He only agrees to go with him when the white man reveals himself to be a half-Puerto Rican.
  • I Hate LA: In a music video for the song I Hate LA, the singer travels around in the car with a transvestite.
  • The Godmother: The godmother agrees to serve fetuses instead of meat in her restaurant. She later receives a visit from an acquaintance who is pressured by her employee Sonny to want cookies and milk. It turns out in the end that cookies and milk are all.
  • The Adventures of Dickman: A superhero with a penis head fights the lesbian society by bombarding his opponents with sperm.
  • Things…: Beautiful Girl with Old Man / Things that…: A beautiful girl who has an older man who is poor: A poor old man wants to buy his beautiful young girlfriend a dress, but she suggests that the money be for to save his pension.
  • Watts Up Talk Show: A black man invites a member of the Ku Klux Klan to his talk show and very quickly threatens him with a gun.
  • Miss America Bag Lady Pageant / The election of Miss America of the homeless: Slash and a co-presenter moderate the election of Miss America of the homeless, with the winner of the three women receiving a gold shopping cart.
  • Psychology Today : A beautiful woman crying tells how she followed a producer home for a role and all he wanted was to get her to bed.
  • Flirty Harry: The billiard pub is attacked by a black man. Flirty Harry confronts the man by shooting him in the butt.
  • Porn Review: Two men discuss the two porn films Sushi Mama and Sperm Lake .
  • Things ...: Jury Making Right Decision / Things that ...: A jury that makes the right judgment: The black man who robbed the billiard bar is on trial. A predominantly black jury found him guilty. Two whites who plead innocent give in to pressure from the other and also convict him.

Finally, since the film is to end with a celebrity, followed by a cameo from Angelyne .

production

The Underground Comedy Movie was filmed at Lindsey Studios and Culver Studios from 1996 and was completed in 1997. It was the directorial debut of Vince Offer, who used skits from his 1988 television comedy show in the film. Several skits parody well-known films, including The 7th Year Itch (scenes about Marilyn Monroe) and Dirty Harry (segment "Flirty Harry"). The film constructions are by Wayne Holmes .

The film ran in the US in May 1999 and was later released on DVD. According to the director Vince Offer, around 100,000 DVDs have been sold. In Germany the film was released directly on DVD on October 23, 2006. With Inappropriate Comedy , Offer released a new film in 2013 that revived or varied scenes from The Underground Comedy Movie .

Anna Nicole Smith was originally supposed to play a role in The Underground Comedy Movie , but dropped out on short notice, whereupon she was sued by director Vince Offer. Offer also unsuccessfully sued Twentieth Century Fox as well as Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly in 1998 for allegedly taking over 14 scenes of his film for their comedy Crazy About Mary . In the credits of his film, Offer also stated that both had received a promotional copy of the film in 1997. In June 2004 a lawsuit against Scientology followed ; Offer, who had been a Scientologist since 1982, accused the sect of actively opposing him and the film and of having launched an aggressive campaign against him.

Numerous songs can be heard in the film, including:

criticism

For the film service , The Underground Comedy Movie was a "[h] low-key number revue, mostly cheap gags". LA Weekly called it the most offensive movie ever made ("The single most offensive movie ever made"). The films show comedy in its disastrous state, the New York Times noted, noting that the film featured a series of skits on subjects such as masturbation, defecation, alienation, urination, desecration, voyeurism, occasional brutality, and mockery of the unfortunate be.

Award

At the B-Movie Film Festival, the film won an award in the “Best B-Movie Celebrity Cameo” category (for Joey Buttafuoco).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The Underground Comedy Movie on rottentomatoes.com
  2. ↑ a b Darren Rovell: First Interview with Vince from ShamWow! . cnbc.com, January 27, 2009.
  3. ↑ Dave Karger, Suna Chang: Monitor - Lawsuits . ew.com, October 16, 1998.
  4. ^ A b Filmmaker Sue's Church of Scientology . prnewswire.com, May 11, 2004.
  5. ^ The Underground Comedy Movie. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
  6. ↑ "A series of sketches built around subjects like masturbation, defecation, alienation, urination, necrophilia, voyeurism, casual brutality and mockery of the unfortunate ..." Lawrence van Gelder: Film Review: 15 Minutes (Count 'Em) Of Infamy . nytimes.com, May 28, 1999.