Ummm...they already have. Three immortal riffs from it:1. "I Sing Whenever I Sing Whenever Sii-iinngg!" 2. "Who put sodie-pop in my sodie-pop?!" 3. "WOULD YOU FORGET THE SKID MARKS!?!?!?!?"Honorable Mention: "Come on, put up your knee, you know you want to."Here you go, btw:http://www.hulu.com/watch/112303/mystery-science-theater-3000-the-giant-gila-monster#s-p1-so-i0
One of the best of the campy Sci Fi. I couldn't get enough of them on Sat morning back in the day, now I am re-watching them. The monster is jaw dropping great...I mean come on...a giant, fat, slow, stupid lizard. The teens make Wally Cleaver look like a thug.This movie is available on Netflix
What an incredible piece of art this is. How did Gordon McLendon amass a 200 million dollar fortune? It certainly wasn't as a movie maker. Still, for 1959 this was an extraordinary low budget film, especially for those of us who have a fond nostalgia for cornball schmaltz. The blatant music promotion of young performer Don Sullivan (Chase) is so obvious in this flick that it's funny in retrospect. The incongruous disparity of the sickeningly cute The Mushroom Song being sung against a backdrop of the Giant Gila Monster wreaking havoc in the parking lot is my favorite scene. Surreal and hilarious. The idiotic dialogue, the completely ridiculous plot and all the stereotypical characters somehow add up to a memorable movie viewing experience. Definitely worth watching and inflicting upon your house guests. Top notch because it's so bottom drawer.
It's actually titled 'CALTIKI the Immortal Monster'; it was directedby the wonderful Mario Bava, and as far as I know it's unavailable on DVD in the US through a major studio/distributor BUT clips are up on YouTube ... and if you want the DVD, ebay dealers usually have bootlegs available at a reasonable price.
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