I had to laugh reading this headline as it reminded me of a sci-fi/horror/comedy I grew up with way back in 1984 called Night of the Comet.
It was goofy and corny AF but was actually one of the first post-apocalyptic “zombie” comedy movies of it’s kind, becoming a fore-runner for Zombieland and movies like it.
Ray Nelson, the Sci-Fi writer who penned the screenplay for John Carpenter’s 1988 cult-movie They Live has passed away at 91.
Nelson regularly worked with Phillip K. Dick and Ray’s mother was said to be the inspiration for Priss in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Blade Runner).
If you have not watched They Live, I highly recommend it.
It is one of the most prophetic sci-fi movies of the 20th century regarding the Globalist agenda of mass-programming and brainwashing.
With the state of entertainment in the proverbial shitter, I decided to reach back in the yonder days of ole’ when Men were Men, Women were Women and “Comedies” were actually Funny!
Today’s clip is from one of my favorite “Spoofball” comedy series of the early 80’s: Cannonball Run.
With a star studded cast of Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise and the oh so funny Jack Elam (ole’ Snake-eyes) including dozens of cameos, you cannot go wrong with this one!
I can remember so vividly this show being put on infinite loop on the “Cable” channels like HBO when I was a kid and it never got old!
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