Waldo Williams is infected by a Mexican butt humping bull frog and soon his butt grows a mind of it's own as well as twenty feet in size and terrorizes Los Angeles. Now Waldo must prove his ... Read allWaldo Williams is infected by a Mexican butt humping bull frog and soon his butt grows a mind of it's own as well as twenty feet in size and terrorizes Los Angeles. Now Waldo must prove his innocence by proving that his rectum is responsible for the murders and not himWaldo Williams is infected by a Mexican butt humping bull frog and soon his butt grows a mind of it's own as well as twenty feet in size and terrorizes Los Angeles. Now Waldo must prove his innocence by proving that his rectum is responsible for the murders and not him
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I don't get some of these bad comments left for this movie. This is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen...ever. There is nowhere it won't go and I am thankful for it. This is not a film to see if you are politically correct, easily offended, religious, or have absolutely no sense of humor. Today, the current trend is to make sequels, rip offs, remakes, reimaginations, re-writes, rehashes, etc. etc. etc. People shell out millions collectively to see all the blockbuster crap that Hollywood force feeds them. Then here comes a film that is completely original and unique, and the less astute folks gripe about it. I would think that the people who have left bad comments just don't get the humor...or live in trailers. Screw 'em. They can have their Superman Returns, X Men and Spiderman sequels, I vote for clever and original, and recommend Rectuma highly!!
Have you ever flipped around at 3AM looking for a movie? If you reach "recatuma", flip on (it will never be shown at any other time, I'm sure).
I've nothing against gutter humor, e.g., "There's Something about Mary", or the "American Pie" series, but "recatuma" is just not funny. It looks like the product of two 8-year-olds who got their hands on a camera.
It's beyond me how this movie has one of the highest ratings I've seen on IMDb (votes by the director and friends?), but this movie seriously makes me question IMDb ratings.
I've nothing against gutter humor, e.g., "There's Something about Mary", or the "American Pie" series, but "recatuma" is just not funny. It looks like the product of two 8-year-olds who got their hands on a camera.
It's beyond me how this movie has one of the highest ratings I've seen on IMDb (votes by the director and friends?), but this movie seriously makes me question IMDb ratings.
Rectuma is a wild ride from start to finish. It dives headfirst into its outrageous premise, delivering laughs through its sheer audacity and bizarre humor. The film's over-the-top comedy and absurd storyline make it a unique experience that's hard to forget.
The movie doesn't take itself seriously, which is part of its charm. The ridiculous plot, centering around a man with a rogue rear end, is so outlandish that it keeps you engaged and entertained. The humor is unapologetically silly and often juvenile, but it works perfectly within the film's context.
What stands out the most is how fully the cast commits to the madness. Their performances add to the film's comedic impact, making each scene funnier and more outrageous. The special effects, while intentionally cheesy, add to the campy appeal and enhance the overall experience.
Rectuma is not for everyone, but if you enjoy offbeat comedies and cult classics, this film is a must-watch. It's a hilarious escape into a world of absurdity that will leave you laughing long after it's over.
The movie doesn't take itself seriously, which is part of its charm. The ridiculous plot, centering around a man with a rogue rear end, is so outlandish that it keeps you engaged and entertained. The humor is unapologetically silly and often juvenile, but it works perfectly within the film's context.
What stands out the most is how fully the cast commits to the madness. Their performances add to the film's comedic impact, making each scene funnier and more outrageous. The special effects, while intentionally cheesy, add to the campy appeal and enhance the overall experience.
Rectuma is not for everyone, but if you enjoy offbeat comedies and cult classics, this film is a must-watch. It's a hilarious escape into a world of absurdity that will leave you laughing long after it's over.
A truly amazing motion picture, about a rarely seen situation where a man's buddox goes rogue, due to being molested by a Spanish humping frog on a Mexican beach. No film has dared to show the agony and the suffering of having lost one's ass. The dr is a genius having dealt with Mothra, Godzilla, and Rodin. The films lead reminded me of a gene wilder type. The action sequences are great with the rogue ass attacking various people. The film had a message about the evils of war and terrorism. I know this film is over 20 years old, but I would really like to see the sequel. I give this an A+++ perfect.
Attended advance preview of "Rectuma" and had a great time. Worth it just to see the "Jodie Foster" impersonation. Lead actor reminds one of Gene Wilder in his 1970's films, very good performances by all, including some veteran Pirromount players.
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- GoofsDuring the opening credits there a couple of pages of anecdotes that flash too quickly for an audience to read completely without pausing - in the first there is a story involving the crash of a "Yugo" and an ice cream truck. The second page continues the anecdote but on that page, the same car is referenced as a "Hyundai".
- ConnectionsReferenced in The Cinema Snob: Deathrow Gameshow (2010)
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