Director:
Albert PyunGuión:
Albert PyunCámara:
Tim SuhrstedtMúsica:
Michael McCartyStreaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Vicious Lips, una prometedora banda punk formada enteramente por chicas, se les presenta la gran oportunidad de sus vidas cuando las aceptan para participar en un importante concurso de jóvenes talentos en el espacio exterior. Sin embargo su andadura hacia el éxito no será un camino de rosas y se verá interrumpido por todo tipo circunstancias adversas, desde asesinos psicópatas hasta cometas. (Filmin)
(más)Reseñas (1)
Pyun’s masterclass in how to make a feature film with a double-digit budget, or where there is no production design, there will be smoke machines or perhaps some junk or rags will be hung up to suggest a fantastical environment. Unfortunately, Vicious Lips does not live up to the miserably low expectations that they elicit. In practice, it thus serves as a painful reminder of the specific characteristics of direct-to-video productions of the golden era of video rentalshops, when anything that had at least a more or less feature-length runtime and attractive packaging found a place on the shelves. Unfortunately, the content of this film’s premise of a futuristic all-girl glam-rock band that gets shipwrecked on a bizarre planet on the way to an important gig remains merely a hopelessly overstretched load of crap despite Pyun’s avant-garde editing games and the incomprehensible enthusiasm of the performers. With a high degree of leniency, it can be taken at least as one of the cheapest, most bizarre and drawn-out Alien rip-offs (if, instead of Giger’s monster, we settle for a guy in werewolf make-up).
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