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Frankenthumb DVD

Reviewed on 10/24/07 Plays: 87

I will discuss the Frankenthumb DVD starring the voice of Steve Oedekerk, a writer from In Living Color and the Nutty Professor. Frankenthumb is a parody of Mary Shelly's Frankenstein.

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A half-hour parody, Frankenthumb is one in a series of featurette pastiches of famous movies masterminded by Steve Oederkerk ( Kung Pow: Enter the Fist ) cast with human thumbs with CGI-inset mouths and eyes, a process that's more weird than funny. A précis of the 1931 Frankenstein , shot on impressive (and beautifully lit) miniature sets, the film tells the old, old story: megalomaniac Dr. Frankenthumb and his inept assistant Humpy create life in the laboratory, unleashing a monster named Pepper ("because he's brought spice into our lives") who goes on a rampage, menaces the daughter of a somewhat irritating Italian man, and is pursued by a mob into a burning windmill, whereupon a guest star from an earlier mini-epic ( Bat Thumb ) turns up to deliver some sort of an ending. One or two good jokes pop up, but not enough. --Kim Newman

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