Well, the ghoulies return, this time played totally for slapsticky, Revenge of the Nerds-styled laughs, their return thanks to a comic book with text from a medieval book.
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Incantations from a ghoulies comic book open a gateway for
the ghoulies to rise from wherever the hell they were imprisoned out of their ghoulies-stylized
toilet (yes, a toilet with ghoulie-faced designs). Kevin McCarthy is the
professor at a college during Prank Week, getting hit in the back of the head
with a sling-shat water bag. Sad. Fraternities are “duking it out” for the “Prank
Crown”. Oh, brother. Beta Zeta Theta want to reclaim their crown but McCarthy
warns them that if he catches them pulling any shit, they’re expelled. It is
chaos on campus as all the students decided to get in on the pranking.
I’ve
never seen so many flotation toys (from blow up doll to shark and alligator) scattered
about among the scatter-brained students who seem lost in the moment of
prankery, running around goofing off and not giving a crap about the fact that
their grades will more than likely tank because of the lack of care. Oh, Bri,
you’re such a fuddy-duddy. Yeah, I guess I am. Good grief, is this a listless
movie. What do you expect when watching Ghoulies III, Bri? That’s a good
question. I don’t know why I’m spending a Friday night on this. Got nothing
better to do, I reckon.
This go-around, the ghoulies talk, crack wise, and act like
the three stooges. The baldy green ghoulie even has the rat and cat ghoulies
bop heads. They literally flush one student down the toilet just after he almost
bags a babe who was all hot and bothered, prime and ready to shag him into a
stooper. Too bad the idiot chose to “check on the noise” instead of seal the
deal. McCarthy opened the door all the way, taking the ghoulies comic from a
student more interested in its writing than his class’ text. The prof gets all
involved in the comic, reading it aloud to himself, allowing the ghoulies to
roam free to cause all sorts of mischief and mayhem. They like to call each
other, “Schmuck” to boot. The ghoulies are like the gremlins and critters in
that they raid food and leave areas in a trash heap. These ghoulies literally
dress like students and critique each other’s outfits. Yeah. They even drink
lite beer and belch. Good times. Oh, they even take turns guzzling some
Drain-X. One of them steams off some smoke after a good dose. The gags just
keep coming, folks. They even get in some peeping time as Hope Marie Carlton,
as nympho Veronica, performs a striptease in her dorm room. Well, at least the movie
has that going for it. It’s some consolation for having to sit through this
shit.
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Jason Scott Lee: The star of Dracula II: The Ascension!!! Wait, maybe I should have used Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story.. |
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Pizza time!!! |
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I need all the panties, pronto!!! |
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Cat's got her tongue. |
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Veronica's gets plunged! |
There’s simply no plot to speak of. Just non-stop hi-jinks.
This will undoubtedly entertain some viewers looking for super dumb laughs. There’s
a flimsy “prank duel” between two fraternity leaders, Skip Carter (Evan
Mackenzie) and Jeremy (John Johnston), both after the same girl (Eva La Rue;
prior to CSI: Miami) as well. The ghoulies are basically a diversion at times
as the duel continues. Part of the annual prank season is the panty raid where
the frat guys steal the sorority girls’ panties for pranking purposes (like
hanging them from the flag pole. Nice). Oh, and the college security guard
(driving a glorified golf cart he drives with plentiful pride), Barcus (Stephen
Lee of Stu Gordon’s Dolls) likes to steal and wear women’s panties, preferably
the college gals! The gifts keep coming with this movie. But the girls aren’t
taking it lying down as they pillow fight the guys when they attempt to steal
their underwear; lots of feathers and tits. And there’s just nothing like
watching the ghoulies fighting over Veronica’s bra and panties. Soon the prof
is using the ghoulies to steal the prank crown from the Gamma fraternity, with
Jeremy believing Skip is responsible. As prof continues to possess the comic he
grows more and more evil, soon wanting the ghoulies to kill for him. They kill
only three people basically, all in a moment of spontaneity (that means “for
the hell of it”), not necessarily at the prof’s orders.
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Definitely the WTF?!?! moment in the film |
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The Prank Crown |
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Got a beer? |
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Perhaps he should have used Alan Smithee? |
The ghoulies and Skip
(and his girl) soon engage in battle with prof as the taskmaster. Something
metaphysical happens with prof and the ghoulies “merging” (I’m trying, really I
am), turning into some ghoulish (pun intended) human/ghoulie hybrid. Skip uses
the comic book in the fracas to upend his foes, dumping it in the
ghoulie-toilet. Oh, crap, is this dreck. Eva La Rue winds up on a table with
McCarthy, lost into a dementia, hovering over her, the poor girl tied to a
table, the ghoulies on the other side. I mention her, because she’s rocking a “Jane
of Tarzan tattered clothes” look that is an eyeful, especially with those legs.
Sorry, I would prefer to be lost in her hotness than this shitty movie. This
movie goes out of its way to keep Skip and his girl at odds then making up, at
odds then making up. They are there right at the end, fighting prof and the
ghoulies. As should be, I suppose.
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Pillow fight!!!!!!!! |
For some of the *best parts* of the film, you might want to check out Another Page from the Darkside, a separate page on the blog.
I have to admit, Hope Marie Carlton's sexy striptease set to that catchy 80's-esque rock song was surreal, especially when it was juxtaposed with the Ghoulies raiding her panties.
ReplyDeleteHaha.Yes, surreal it was. Man, was she hot, though.
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