Rank this Rock and Roll Nightmare if you dare

[RVR II]

I give it a 8. The riffing was good but the movie was just really ... awful

[eegah]

Worst fight scene ever. We were laughing so hard that we were in tears.

[Lembach]

For a movie shot in seven days, it felt like 30.

[eegah]

For a movie shot in seven days, it felt like 30.

For a movie viewed in 90 minutes, it felt like days.

I will give the movie this much: $53000 for a movie is pretty good, even as bad as the results were. I'll bet there aren't too many MST3K or Rifftrax movies that cost less than that, in RNRN production year dollars.

[Trekker4747]

I'll give it an 8, maybe an A-/B+ on a grading scale.

Lots of funny moments but I think the movie loses its way (such that it was) in the last act. The Riff has some dull parts, the Moon/Clouds angelic singing bit was a bit protracted. 

Movie was delightfully terrible and goofy, the pseudo-Australian/Tasmania guy was well-riffed, on par with the guy in "Sharknado."  Not quite enough Canada-centric riffs.   Overall, though, fun outing.

Is it me or does the ending have sort-of a "Monster a Go-Go" type ending? Where it just sort of "decides" that nothing in the movie actually existed/happened even though such a development makes no sense at all.

[Edward J Grug III]

Amazing! Gave it a nine, although it feels like it could become a real classic.

I don't think it compares to Monster a Go Go's ending, because in this it was clearly by design - they thought it was super clever. Monster a Go Go was problem solving (or an attempt at).