Sci-Fi Spring Break Ep. 4: Cat-Women of the Moon (1953)

[aquiace]

Love the reviews, but are we going to see more? He was on a roll.

[watercooler]

@aquiace More are coming. A friend died last week and it really threw me off rhythm. I'll get back into the swing of things here shortly.

[aquiace]

@watercooler Oh jeez, I had no idea. Sorry for your loss.

I'm just a fan of these reviews, so I wasn't sure if you were still active. Take your time, we'll still be here.

[delmontoon]

:50 "I came."

1:40  Asteroids: The Movie

[EnvyingSerpent]

At first glance I thought it was, 'Cat Woman on the Moon."

And was like,"Is Superman there too?" Haha.

[KnadowtheHechidna]

Those are some amazing tags you've got there.

[lordzhuge]

well....the acting didn't look that bad

[earcher5]

to simulate the trip into space, they just filmed the actors going through detox

[RememberJudas314]

I like that the rocket ship's cockpit has office chairs which have the wheels taken out. God forbid they roll around the cockpit!

[SlauterHouZe101]

Guns do work in space (and on moon) because anything that needs to be ignited can be found in the gunpowder in the bullet casing

[pcblah]

how do the moon cat women reproduce? O_O lesbian cat women...

[vanderzarth]

Those moongirls are defenetly not hot. -.-

[watercooler]

Apparently I'm wrong. You CAN fire a gun on the moon. I now give this film five stars.

[peterfinnfilms]

Why wouldn't a gun work on the moon? If anything, you'd have better range on the moon because reduced gravity means the bullet will travel further before hitting the ground than on Earth.

[silvercat18]

Gotta get me a moon woman!

[Naxwell]

Actually, I read somewhere that you actually can fire a gun on the moon because of oxidizer in the powder or something.

Also Lol, The Disappearance Of Haruhi Suzumiya is number 5 on the related videos.

[watercooler]

@Naxwell Yeah, I just read that too. But at the time they weren't thinking about that. It was just "hey, he's got a gun!"

[AsciiKid]

Have you put these up on Blip.tv yet?  Or is there any way to get an iTunes feed for them?

[MrJohndoakes]

If you look closely the rocketship set is the same as the one in "Project Moon Base" (1953), which was riffed on "Mystery Science Theater 3000."

[Miloglu]

always a good end line

[One176]

I remember watching this movie with a bunch of buddies and it was a blast. Moon caves that have oxygen, giant spiders, ancient moon woman. Couldn't ask for a better combination of cheesiness. One thing I found really funny is that one of the characters who my friends & I kept calling Walt Disney (because he kind of resembled him) was actually named Walt. Also loved the phoned in ending.