The faithfulness to the 50s look and feel was wonderfully done, with the only exception - in my opinion - being the skeleton's smart-assishness. Of course! But if ya didn't get, well, I guess ya just didn't get it. Some reviewers complained of dull passages and of sections of dialogue that went on too long or were over done.
Our second thought was that however difficult it was, they must have had a heckuva blast doing it. The first thing we wondered was how difficult it must have been for competent, perhaps extremely talented actors to revert to consistently and truly bad acting. I've read most of the comments, and those few who didn't much care for this offering really seem to miss the point.
CADAVRA I SLEEP NOW MOVIE
As a quick summary of our take on the movie, the wife, who has never been a cheesy 50s scifi movie fan nor an MST2 or 3K fan, wants to buy a copy for our very own. She continued to look askance until about five minutes into the movie, by which time she had resorted to laughing herself to tears. Upon my return, the wife sez, "What did you get?" "The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra" sez I. It was my turn to pick up a couple of rental movies last night, and when I saw the cover art, complete with the "Filmed in Skeletorama!" proclamation, I just couldn't resist.
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