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It Came from Hollywood (1982)

Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, Gilda Radner and Cheech and Chong present this compilation of classic bad films from the 50's, 60's and 70's. Special features on gorilla pictures, anti-marijuana films and a special tribute to the worst film maker of all-time, Ed Wood.

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Gary S 30 May 2011

It Came From Hollywood, but what is 'It'? Could it be Gorillas? Yes, Gorillas rampaging through multiplexes with their fake costumes and bad plots. Or is it Martians? Yes, UFO's destroying countries and using mannequins for speed bumps. What about the Giants and tiny people? Were they the "It" that came from the dreaded Hollywood? I bet it was Edward D. Wood Jr who is the true "It" that Hollywood spat out into the faces of audiences with his epic badness. Or maybe the 'It' is Hollywood itself? John Candy's Salute to Ed Wood is the best reason to see this fledgling compilation of B-movies hosted by yesteryear comedians who will amuse you with their classic wit as they lampoon clips of films with gorillas, flying saucers, musicals, giants etc. This would be a great film to watch on the big screen because it encompasses a number of nostalgic clips and movie trailers. The DVD to this has been discontinued unfortunately, but if you search on Youtube you'll find it.

RJ M 22 Jan 2009

A precursor to MST3K, this features clips of some of the worst movies of all time. Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, Gilda Radner, and Cheech and Chong host segments that feature some of the most bizarre movies ever put to celluloid. From alien invaders to drug abuse to giant insects to really bad musicals, you'll be amazed at how low some movies sank for the sake of entertainment. The hosts running commentaries are fun (if too scripted), and add quite a few laughs themselves. Another bit of fun would be to turn the sound off, and add your own commentary. Hey, you'd be surprised how easy it is.

kat e 07 Jun 2009

If you like bad b movies, or any type of cult movies this is definatly one your need to see.

Skeeter U 02 Mar 2009

it was suppose to be a film version of the medvel books on bad movies. golden turkeys. but somehow it became one in the process. it has great "bad" movies and at the same time it has great movies. the comic cast was fun to see togather however.Gilda Radner Dan Ackroyd John Candy and Cheech and Chong had some commenting bits on the proceedings. this is for movie buffs who like ALL kinds of movies. it deserves a second shot on dvd

Brian P 28 Nov 2008

A great cast riffs on some of the worst movies of all time. This was ahead of 'Mystery Science Theater 3000' and one of the writers was an uncredited John Hughes. Not as funny as MST3K but this movie does have a great cast. On my pet peeve side, they also mock so really good movies. John Candy's salute to Ed Wood is the best segment.