Rat Pfink and Boo Boo

1966
Not Rated
1 h 12 min

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Parody Slapstick Superhero Action Comedy Thriller

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAfter stopping three crooks from robbing an innocent woman, two dimwits become crime fighters.After stopping three crooks from robbing an innocent woman, two dimwits become crime fighters.After stopping three crooks from robbing an innocent woman, two dimwits become crime fighters.

Direção
- Ray Dennis Steckler
Roteiristas
- Ron Haydock
- Ray Dennis Steckler
Artistas

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4,3/10

985

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Direção
- Ray Dennis Steckler
Roteiristas
- Ron Haydock
- Ray Dennis Steckler
Artistas

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Rat Pfink
(as Vin Saxon)
…

Titus Moede

Boo Boo…

George Caldwell

Linc

Mike Kannon

Hammer

James Bowie

Benjie

Mary Jo Curtis

Irma La Streetwalker

Keith A. Wester

Cowboy
(as Dean Danger)

Romeo Barrymore

Ape Trainer

Berri Lee

Boy #1 on Beach

Rox Anne

Girl on Beach

Alan Neal

Boy #2 on Beach

Bob Burns

Kogar the Gorilla
(as Kogar)

Larry M. Byrd

Commander Byrdman
(não creditado)

Direção
- Ray Dennis Steckler
Roteiristas
- Ron Haydock
- Ray Dennis Steckler
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Curiosidades
Ray Dennis Steckler tried to make a straight crime drama. After shooting about 40 minutes of footage, he decided the film was simply not working. He couldn't afford to scrap the footage, and portions of the film were unintentionally funny, so he had two characters go into a room, then burst forth in makeshift costumes as Rat Pfink and Boo Boo. He padded out the rest of the film with chase scenes, fight scenes, and even an encounter with a gorilla. He shot footage of the duo appearing in a real-life parade, as if it were being held in their honor. When the main title was being animated, the "n" and "d" were accidentally left out, so the title appears as "Rat Pfink a Boo Boo."

Erros de gravação
The first girl is chased by a gang of two people. When they accost her, a third gang member appears. Much later, when one of them comes back with the ransom money for Cee Bee, the gang suddenly has 4 members. In the middle of the scene, it shrinks back to three again.

Citações
Rat Pfink: Remember, Boo Boo, we only have one weakness.
Boo Boo: What's that, Rat Pfink?
Rat Pfink: Bullets!

Versões alternativas
Some prints have the Rat Phink and Boo Boo sequences color tinted.

Conexões
Featured in The Incredibly Strange Film Show: Ray Dennis Steckler (1988)

Trilhas sonoras
I Stand Alone
Performed by Ron Haydock

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Words Cannot Express the Wonder and Splendor of This Film!!!

RAT PFINK A BOO BOO (5 outta 5 stars)

I have been dreaming about seeing this movie ever since I heard it mentioned in an old issue of Castle of Frankenstein Magazine when I was like 10 years old. It never plays on TV, never ever made it to any repertory cinemas in my neck of the woods... and not even the more eclectic video stores around here ever carried it. God bless the amazingly fast growth of DVD technology which allowed me to finally *purchase* the movie for my very own at a ridiculously low price! Even so... after purchasing it, I was scared to watch it at first. After having dreamed about this movie for so long could it possibly live up to my expectations? Or would it be just another in a long list of disappointments? Well, I needn't have worried... this movie... as low-budget and cheesy and downright STRANGE it is... it is absolutely brilliant! Infused with incredible passion from the director and the cast... it transcends its monetary limitations and is wildly infectious in its creativity! Rat Pfink and Boo Boo, our two low-rent superheroes, are obviously inspired by Batman and Robin... but actually created and filmed BEFORE the popular 60s TV show! A bunch of psycho delinquents are terrorizing women... when they begin to pick on the girlfriend of rockabilly musician Lonnie Lord (secret identity of Rat Pfink) they cross the line and incur the wrath of our heroes! Genius filmmaking! Just imagine what director Ray Dennis Steckler could do with a budget!