Schlock

1973
PG
1 h 20 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA small town is terrorized by "The Banana Killer", which turns out to be the missing link between man and ape.A small town is terrorized by "The Banana Killer", which turns out to be the missing link between man and ape.A small town is terrorized by "The Banana Killer", which turns out to be the missing link between man and ape.

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Joe Putzman
(as Eric Allison)

Ralph Baker

Dying Man

Gene Fox

Billy

Susan Weiser-Finley

Betty
(as Susan Weiser)

Jonathan Flint

Bobby
(as Jonathan A. Flint)

Amy Schireson

Barbara

Belinda Folsey

Gloria

Emile Hamaty

Professor Shlibovitz
(as E.G. Harty)

Harriet Medin

Mrs. Blinerman
(as Enrica Blankey)

Phillip Levine

Little Boy
(as Phillip 'Da Baby' Levine)

Shirley Levine

Woman Onlooker

Mary Cortiz

Housewife

Direção
- John Landis
Roteirista
- John Landis
Elenco e equipe completos
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Curiosidades
John Landis raised the money to make this movie from family and friends. He originally wanted to make an underground porn movie, but abandoned the idea when he found out he would have to work with members of the underworld.

Erros de gravação
After demanding his ice-cream, as the ape walks toward the cinema screen, the poster to his right changes completely. Then, as he takes the little boy to the toilet moments later and leaves after; the poster again changes, this time from The Animal World (1956) to King Kong vs. Godzilla (1963) and then to, together, The Blob (1958) & Dinosaurus! (1960).

Citações
Cal: How do you feel?
Mindy: I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Baby Schlock as Itself

Conexões
Featured in The Horror Hall of Fame (1974)

Trilhas sonoras
Yore Sudden Impulses
Music by David Gibson
Lyrics by Tonda Marton
Performed by Ron Urban

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Genuinely funny horror movie parody. Neglected comedy classic

John Landis's first movie may be as good as anything he made. "Schlock" falls in neatly with other 'progressive' US comedy movies of the early 70s, which kicked around genre conventions and added a new frankness in language and toilet humour to US film comedy vocabulary. (Others like this were sketch comedy flicks like Landis's "Kentucky Fried Movie"; plus the Mel Brooks and Woody Allen movies of around the same time).

What sets this one apart is its sustained comic atmosphere, which is goofy, laconic and giddy. Set-pieces - like the 2001 parody, the bar scene where the monster 'Schlock' observes a Jose Feliciano-like blind musician playing a piano boogie and ends up joining in, and a very funny scene where the allegedly fearful Schlock goes into a cinema to see a horror movie, and is terrified - all come off perfectly.

Some beautiful bits of background business too - the hippie in the background of the 2001 scene, just ignoring the portentous foreground action while eating his frozen custard is worth a look. This is just a really, really funny film.