A mutant sheep is on the move near a ranch in the American West.A mutant sheep is on the move near a ranch in the American West.A mutant sheep is on the move near a ranch in the American West.
André Brummer
- Garbage Mike
- (as Andre Brummer)
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- TriviaRiffed by the RiffTrax crew & released in March 2018.
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Mayor Charles Silverdale: AN EYE FOR AN EYE! VIOLENCE IN THE NAME OF JUSTICE CONTROLS THE MASSES! IT ALWAYS HAS! DO YOU HEAR ME, BARNSTABLE? I BEAT YOU! TIME IS THE ETERNAL JUDGE OF EVENTS! DO YOU HEAR ME, BARNSTABLE? DO YOU HEAR ME? I BEATEN YOU, BARNSTABLE! BARNSTABLE!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Extra Weird (2003)
- SoundtracksSymphony No. 4: III. Fugue - Andante moderato
Composed by Charles Ives
Performed by American Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Leopold Stokowski
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Indescribeable, and a must see for so bad it's good movie connoisseurs. Even without the ridiculous looking sheep, "Godmonster of Indian Flats" is terrible. It comes across as three or four separate scripts that somehow the audience is supposed to believe are related. One highlight is a dog's funeral, complete with church service and white doggy size casket. An attempted lynching of the black man who supposedly killed the dog is another stunning moment. Then there is the scientist's sincere belief that the phosphorous belching beast "could unlock the mysteries of creation". In fact, the film actually seems to be drawing a parallel between the birth of the mutant sheep, and the birth of a divine being. The whacked out story concludes on a mountain of trash, which seems like an appropriate ending for the "Godmonster" - MERK
- merklekranz
- Jul 4, 2010
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By what name was Godmonster of Indian Flats (1973) officially released in Canada in English?
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