Space Daze

"Troma at its best!!" Space Daze is a very funny indie film which combines the documentary style of "Best in Show" with any "Reality TV" show you see on TV today. The funniest scene in the movie, and I won't give it away, but its a scene where Corey Feldman makes a comment about Michael Jackson. "Yes," Michael Jackson apparently does have a secret, but you'll have to rent/buy the movie to find out what it is!!!! There are also some other very funny scenes which involves other celebrities and the central theme....do "Aliens" really exist??? I don't really know one way or another, but I do know this...this movie made me laugh so hard, I thought an Alien was going to burst from my stomach!!! Great Flick!!!

Hey I thought this movie was pretty amusing considering they had no real budget. I really felt Matt Kissane and Corey Feldman made it funny!! A must for fans of the genre. I've seen all the Ed Wood films and all the sci-fi spoofs and put it up there with my favorites. John Norton gave a solid directorial debut and Jim Vallo is a adequate leading man. I love the scene in the jail house with the two goofy cops. This DVD also comes with a bonus movie from Troma and it was not as good. But I enjoyed Space Daze and you will too!!! Get it NOW!! I thought this low budget film was done pretty good and I like the way the video looked liked real film. New filmmakers take note.

This is the story of a news investigator who hates his job - which prove why actors - even as weak as Tom Cruise and Denzel Washington - are on the big screen and your neighbors are not!

I'll say this though - the better moments show some basis for being really funny (not just wacky), to keep trying, maybe taking some classes, and using the time to keep learning how to make a good movie. ("Dude, Where's My Car" and the "Scary Movie" sequence have it all over this ... college attempt.)

The lighting wasn't; the production wasn't; and the script had moments (the conversation from space - very nice try unconvincingly executed). (This reminded me of "Dark Star" - which is about being "lost in space" - but this movie is just lost.)

The talent was the bartender (he said 'dog' so annoyingly that I knew he had to be acting... wasn't he? ... now THAT's acting!), the Mark Hammond guy, and Marty. I guess I gave the movie a point for each one of them... 3/10.

-LD

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I watched the sequel to "Space Daze" first which is called "Spaced Out". It was pretty good - although kind of long at 99 minutes. So, I decided to check out "Space Daze" figuring it would be better since sequels usually are not as good as originals. Wrong. I watched this movie all the way to the end even though I was tempted to turn it off and watch something else. It's sequel is much much better. So if you have extra time on your hands and want a couple of laughs go ahead and watch it. But you will only get a couple of laughs and not much more. Corey Feldman is in this movie for a couple of minutes and his lines are not funny at all. Do yourself a favor and watch "Spaced Out" instead.

If you like other Troma movies this is the one that will knock you on your ass with stoner and other humor. I in my personal belief that you must see this movie if you have a bag in your possession. This comedy is a great movie for the audiences to which smoke substances that impair judgment and will also apply to those who don't, because of its witty remarks. I for one think it's a great movie and believe that all of the masses must watch. If your not in the frame of mind for a comedy this is not the movie for you. I implore you to watch this movie and hope you find it as humorous as I do.

Your friend DRE