
Lobster Man from Mars
A movie mogul in search of a tax shelter screens a space parody about a young woman, a mad scientist and a space monster.
- Rated
- PG
- Runtime
- 1h 22m
- Released
- 1989
- Country
- United States
Details
Release year: 1989
Storyline
A movie mogul in search of a tax shelter screens a space parody about a young woman, a mad scientist and a space monster.
Top credits
Deborah Foreman — Mary
S.D. Nemeth — The Dreaded Lobster Man
Anthony Hickox — John- Dean Jacobson — Stevie Horowitz
Did you know
• In his autobiography, Tony Curtis says that he worked on the movie because they paid him $100,000, and he needed to make child support payments. He also mentions that during the production, he never saw the scenes of the movie that his character was reacting to.
• Orson Welles came up with the title for this movie. He had originally agreed to play the role of the producer, but died before production began.
• Although shot using 35mm film, this was the first feature length movie to have its picture and sound post production completed entirely by means of video technology. No traditional film post production methods were used. Only the final release print used 35mm film.
See all trivia →User reviews
A harmless, somewhat amusing parody of 1950s scifi movies.
Enjoyable spoof.
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Technical specs
- Sound mix
- Mono
- Color
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