Supertwink (2006 TV Movie) User Reviews

Richard Christy

[bdelan8478 · 10 June 2006]

There are few masterpieces in the world. The vision of Richard Christy in this film is one of them. Supertwink is an experiment in the sublime. Establishing Mr. Christy as one of the pre-eminent new film directors, Supertwink is an expression of genius. Clearly, the impact of such a film was seen by his benefactor, Mr. Stern, as a competitive threat and he held back financial support.

One can only hope that some altruistic philanthropist will find Mr. Christy and give him the funds that can make the next Citizen Cane.

Oh, Mr. Christy, would that I could contribute. But I sense your sloth would only waste my money.....

really bad

[13Funbags · 1/10 · 8 April 2020]

I write review. they don't approve. i write another. movie bad. no watch.

As obscene and unfunny

[Horst_In_Translation · 2/10 · 7 March 2017]

"Supertwink" is a 33-minute live action short film from 2006, so this one had its 10th anniversary last year. This was made by a duo of writers and directors, namely Richard Christy and Sal Governale. I have never heard of these names before, but I see that they also appear as actors in here and that they are mostly known for working with Howard Stern I think. I must say I have seen some pretty funny Howard Stern stuff on Youtube, but this is just the exact opposite. This slightly over half an hour is packed with extremely obscene (mostly gay-themed) sequences that involved lots of nudity and stuff like dildos, so you basically know what to expect here. The line delivery of the "actors" is just as bad as the material itself. The story is as uninteresting as it gets and the most embarrassing thing here is probably how hard it tries to be funny while never succeeding. Even if this was the first (of hopefully not many) works by Christy and Governale, I must say that there is really no excuse for this piece of crap. Keep working with Stern and otherwise stay far far away from the movies. This certainly isn't your thing.

Best when viewed during a drug-and-booze-induced blackout

[Harry Sledge · 10/10 · 17 January 2006]

Richard Christy is a Renaissance man -- heavy metal drummer, stand-up comedian, cheesecake eater, ritual masturbator, low-budget horror film director, special effects artist, landing pad for Sal The Stockbroker's man juice, abortionist, hick. Here, Christy extends his Midas touch to film comedy, and it's better than rejuvenation.

It may not reach the delirious heights of his Baba Booey song parodies, but Supertwink is easily the cinematic equal of Christy's legendary musical collaborations with fellow retard Beetlejuice. It is, in fact, the Citizen Kane of gay superhero movies. And like Citizen Kane, it will probably take future generations to fully understand and appreciate its majesty. Future generations of drooling, knuckle-dragging mouth-breathers, that is.

Although Christy is obviously the creative genius of the project, the contributions of telephone fraud artist/Houlihan's waiter/pathological liar Sal The Stockbroker should not be ignored. If anyone can figure out exactly what those contributions are, then maybe Sal's entire life won't be such a desperate, unfunny waste of time.

SuperTwink was funny, but the behind the scenes of the movie was Great!

[fastill · 6/10 · 5 February 2006]

The movie was funny, But the behind the scene of the movie looked better than the actual movie, the behind the scenes of the movie was put together so well by Jason Katz and Justin Ciccotelli ! Watch the behind the scene portion on TV, other wise the movie is really funny and awfully gay. The fatty Mclards show is a sketch comedy show on long island, thats awesomely funny and gay, some of there sketch will be on Howard stern Ondeamand. Fmlproductions.com website is where you can find more about that show, Sal the Stockbroker was in a few episodes. Overall the movie was funny but the behind the scenes was great, Jason Katz and Justin Ciccotelli have got something great !