This movie was watched as part of a RiffTrax commentary.
Matthew J. Elliott and Ian Potter riff on this one. So, we’ll see if I write down any of their jokes.
This movie is the bastard brother to A Bucket of Blood and Little Shop of Horrors, both horror-comedy collaborations between Charles B. Griffith and Roger Corman. The movie is Corman’s favorite ending to all of his films.
If the two riffers could grant the movie a second to play out, I could tell you if I liked the movie or not. But they simply cannot shut up, and I don’t think I caught a single line of dialogue. As the film ends, they continue talking over a black screen for another minute.
I do love the monster — he’s so silly.