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The Giant Rubber Monster Movie: Sascratch Versus Afrodesious

The Giant Rubber Monster Movie: Sascratch Versus Afrodesious (2011)

Jeffrey S. Bromley

Brendan Bromley

Carmela Hayslett

Thomas Berdinski

Greg Peterson

Linda S. Taylor

&quot;The Giant Rubber Monster Movie: Sascratch Versus Afrodesious&quot; is a 2011 comedy horror movie where an evil vegetarian from the year 25,000,000 A.D., Dr. Sigmund Zoid, steals a time machine and travels back to the present day.

This, is what smiles are made of.

If you&apos;re looking for Michael Bay&apos;s latest multi-million dollar effects extravaganza or that so slick it slides off your screen studio horror flick, this ain&apos;t that.

The Giant Rubber Monster Movie is, it&apos;s own special way, better.

If you&apos;re of a certain age (like me), you remember movies like this. Back in the day, those pre-internet days, when Godzilla and his merry band of misfits ruled that channel way at the end of your dial (and almost always on the &apos;regular&apos; channels on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon). Those were the days of weird screeching monsters from outer space and Japanese guys that spoke out of sync that occasionally could fly or shot laser beams out of their eyes.

Laser beams out of their eyes! and you knew those monsters were nothing but guys in rubber suits and that background they &apos;flew&apos; behind looked awfully funny, and some part of you just didn&apos;t care. Those monsters did some serious city stomping and butt kicking and many a days on the playground were spent wrestling around with your friends (embarrassingly screeching yourself), proclaiming who would be &apos;King&apos;.

This, is one of those kind of movies.

Later, you&apos;d see more movies like those ones you saw as a kid. There was USA Up All Night with Rhonda Shear (mmmm, Rhonda Shearahem, sorry, where was I?) and movies in the video stores with crazy titles that had jungles and aliens and - always best of the best - even more guys in giant rubber suits.

I loved those movies. There were the kind of things that occasionally made you scratch your head and wonder who in the hell made this and you knew whoever did didn&apos;t have a lot of money and you just didn&apos;t care then either. If anything, it made them better. Those movies were fun and exciting, and above all, they had heart.

The Giant Rubber Monster Movie is one those movies.

It had me laughing, cheering and rooting for it and you can tell when you&apos;re watching it the people making it were having fun. A gore filled slaughter to wipe out the family of the monster&apos;s creator so he won&apos;t be born in the future that includes a grenade between somebody&apos;s boobs? Check. A giant monster who doesn&apos;t know the difference between sexual moves and fighting moves? Yep, we got that. A too cute for his own good kid who gets mixed up with a guy with ties to the government who just so happens to be a serial killer? Yeah, why the hell not.

This movie has all these things and so much more. From those model tanks rolling across the landscape to director Thomas Berdinski going for broke as &apos;Sascratch&apos; (his PR alter ego) to do battle with the dreaded &apos;Afrodesious&apos;, you&apos;ll be taken back to the days of big G and his terror on Tokyo and can&apos;t help but smile. The cast includes horror hosts Sigmund Zoid and Count Gregula (and speaking of too cute, horror host Roxy Tyler sets up the whole thing with her opening narrative and in my mind, about steals the show. Between her and Marlena Midnite and Robin Graves, if you like you some pretty girls, it&apos;s got plenty of those, too).

I bought this movie, along with &apos;Normegeddon - A Mark Anvil Thriller&apos;, because the director had posted about one of the actor&apos;s needing funds due to an illness. That my friends, like this movie, is all heart.

Show this guy and your childhood some love and check it out. You be screeching with delight and stomping that old Lego city of yours in your mind for sure.

If you're looking for Michael Bay's latest multi-million dollar effects extravaganza or that so slick it slides off your screen studio horror flick, this ain't that.

The Giant Rubber Monster Movie is, it's own special way, better.

If you're of a certain age (like me), you remember movies like this. Back in the day, those pre-internet days, when Godzilla and his merry band of misfits ruled that channel way at the end of your dial (and almost always on the 'regular' channels on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon). Those were the days of weird screeching monsters from outer space and Japanese guys that spoke out of sync that occasionally could fly or shot laser beams out of their eyes.

Laser beams out of their eyes! and you knew those monsters were nothing but guys in rubber suits and that background they 'flew' behind looked awfully funny, and some part of you just didn't care. Those monsters did some serious city stomping and butt kicking and many a days on the playground were spent wrestling around with your friends (embarrassingly screeching yourself), proclaiming who would be 'King'.

This, is one of those kind of movies.

Later, you'd see more movies like those ones you saw as a kid. There was USA Up All Night with Rhonda Shear (mmmm, Rhonda Shearahem, sorry, where was I?) and movies in the video stores with crazy titles that had jungles and aliens and - always best of the best - even more guys in giant rubber suits.

I loved those movies. There were the kind of things that occasionally made you scratch your head and wonder who in the hell made this and you knew whoever did didn't have a lot of money and you just didn't care then either. If anything, it made them better. Those movies were fun and exciting, and above all, they had heart.

The Giant Rubber Monster Movie is one those movies.

It had me laughing, cheering and rooting for it and you can tell when you're watching it the people making it were having fun. A gore filled slaughter to wipe out the family of the monster's creator so he won't be born in the future that includes a grenade between somebody's boobs? Check. A giant monster who doesn't know the difference between sexual moves and fighting moves? Yep, we got that. A too cute for his own good kid who gets mixed up with a guy with ties to the government who just so happens to be a serial killer? Yeah, why the hell not.

This movie has all these things and so much more. From those model tanks rolling across the landscape to director Thomas Berdinski going for broke as 'Sascratch' (his PR alter ego) to do battle with the dreaded 'Afrodesious', you'll be taken back to the days of big G and his terror on Tokyo and can't help but smile. The cast includes horror hosts Sigmund Zoid and Count Gregula (and speaking of too cute, horror host Roxy Tyler sets up the whole thing with her opening narrative and in my mind, about steals the show. Between her and Marlena Midnite and Robin Graves, if you like you some pretty girls, it's got plenty of those, too).

I bought this movie, along with 'Normegeddon - A Mark Anvil Thriller', because the director had posted about one of the actor's needing funds due to an illness. That my friends, like this movie, is all heart.

Show this guy and your childhood some love and check it out. You be screeching with delight and stomping that old Lego city of yours in your mind for sure.

"The Giant Rubber Monster Movie: Sascratch Versus Afrodesious" is a 2011 comedy horror movie where an evil vegetarian from the year 25,000,000 A.D., Dr. Sigmund Zoid, steals a time machine and travels back to the present day.

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