Eegah 2002 Horror Movie Review
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A classic episode of the cult television series (in which an amiable space janitor and his metallic pals are forced to watch and deliver a sardonic running commentary on terrible movies), “Eegah” stars the gargantuan Richard Kiel (who would later become known for his sensitive portrayal of Jaws in a couple of the Bond films) in the title role as a still-kickin’ Neanderthal looking for a little love in swinging 1960s California. One of the worst (or best, depending on your point of view) films ever to be featured on the show, this excruciating waste of celluloid provides ample fuel for Joel and the ‘bots to deliver a wildly diverse, sustained barrage of hilarity (including an in-depth discussion of the widowed dad dichotomy of ‘60s sitcoms) at the source material’s full expense. Enjoy, and remember to “watch out for snakes.” (You’ll understand after viewing.) —Andrew Wright
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About Eegah 2002
Title: Eegah
Year: 2002
Starring: Carolyn Brandt,
Bob Davis,
Arch Hall Jr.,
Richard Kiel,
Bill Lloyd,
Rating: 3 / 5 stars from 5 users.
Rating: Unrated
Runtime: 90 minutes
Director: Not available,
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