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Beneath a blood-red moon, the dream, electric. The planet, futuristic. The nightmare, animalistic.Plot:
A band finally gets the opportunity for that breakthrough gig if they can make it to an "in" club on another planet in time... | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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not as bad as it could be more (3 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Dru-Anne Perry | ... | Judy Jetson & Ape Lucas | |
| Gina Calabrese | ... | Bree Syn | |
| Linda Kerridge | ... | Wynzi Krodo | |
| Shayne Farris | ... | Mandoa / Dead Mandoa | |
| Anthony Kentz | ... | Matty Asher / Dead Matty (as Tony Kientiz) | |
| Christian Andrews | ... | Milo - the Venusian Beast (as Chris Andrews) | |
| Mary-Anne Graves | ... | Maxine Mortogo / Ghoul No. 2 (as Mary Anne Graves) | |
| Jeff Yesko | ... | Hallway Heckler & Peeper No. 1 | |
| Eric Bartsch | ... | Cecil Peabody Peeper No. 2 / Pilot / Ghoul No. 1 | |
| Brian Maguire | ... | Drunken Patron & Stagehand | |
| Don Barnhart Jr. | ... | Brock Christian / Alien Pervert / Co-Pilot (as Don Barnhart) | |
| Angela O'Neill | ... | Ape No. 1 / Tod (as Angela Meagan O'Neill) | |
| Steve Donmeyer | ... | Punker Ghoul | |
| Jacki Easton Toelle | ... | Desert Siren No. 1 / Alien Hocker / Parking Attandant (as Jacki Toelle) | |
| Tanya Papanicolas | ... | Desert Siren No. 2 / Human Hocker / Woman Driver |
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Lunar Madness (Australia) (video title)Pleasure Planet (USA) (alternative title)
Red Moon (USA) (working title)
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This is really a film in a weird genre - punk music combined with science fiction. Yet, taking into account the almost total lack of subject and action and the low-cost budget preventing any spectacular effects specific to science-fiction movies the film is not as bad as it could be. First the music is quite could, catches the attention and somehow justifies the events that trigger the story. Then the characters in the future world are quite carefully sketched and even if they remind somehow the intergalactic bar in 'Star Wars' they are quite funny by their own. The film not being too long is quite a quality here, and at the end of the 75 or so minutes of screening the remaining feeling is of a not so complete loss of time.