After stopping three crooks from robbing an innocent woman, two dimwits become crime fighters.After stopping three crooks from robbing an innocent woman, two dimwits become crime fighters.After stopping three crooks from robbing an innocent woman, two dimwits become crime fighters.
Ron Haydock
- Rat Pfink
- (as Vin Saxon)
- …
Keith A. Wester
- Cowboy
- (as Dean Danger)
Bob Burns
- Kogar the Gorilla
- (as Kogar)
Larry M. Byrd
- Commander Byrdman
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaRay Dennis Steckler tried to make a straight crime drama. After shooting about 40 minutes of footage, he decided the film was simply not working. He couldn't afford to scrap the footage, and portions of the film were unintentionally funny, so he had two characters go into a room, then burst forth in makeshift costumes as Rat Pfink and Boo Boo. He padded out the rest of the film with chase scenes, fight scenes, and even an encounter with a gorilla. He shot footage of the duo appearing in a real-life parade, as if it were being held in their honor. When the main title was being animated, the "n" and "d" were accidentally left out, so the title appears as "Rat Pfink a Boo Boo."
- GoofsThe first girl is chased by a gang of two people. When they accost her, a third gang member appears. Much later, when one of them comes back with the ransom money for Cee Bee, the gang suddenly has 4 members. In the middle of the scene, it shrinks back to three again.
- Alternate versionsSome prints have the Rat Phink and Boo Boo sequences color tinted.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Incredibly Strange Film Show: Ray Dennis Steckler (1988)
- SoundtracksI Stand Alone
Performed by Ron Haydock
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I have to say, I popped "Rat Pfink" in the VCR last night after watching "Blade Runner" for the first time, and I found it a lot more entertaining and fun. Ray Dennis Steckler's bottom-drawer ripoff of "Batman" (it even owes a lot to Jerry Warren's "Wild World of Batwoman") is actually entertaining in that exclusive, so-bad-it's-good way, with cheesy homemade costumes (Rat Pfink looks like a burglar in his ski-mask) and an overlong fight sequence that takes place in what is probably the producer's backyard. The presence of the luminous Carolyn Brandt (Steckler's girlfriend) livens things up nicely; like another reviewer stated, she's not much of an actress, but she's certainly easy on the eyes. Unfortunately, like a lot of the director's other films, "Rat Pfink" is padded out to an insufferable degree, to the point where it almost put me to sleep (but maybe that's a compliment in itself).
5/10
5/10
- Jonny_Numb
- Oct 21, 2003
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- Runtime1 hour 12 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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By what name was Rat Pfink and Boo Boo (1966) officially released in Canada in English?
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