Apocalyptour

About This Movie

So, Apocalyptour is a bit of a wild ride, mixing comedy and documentary with that unmistakable StarKids charm. Picture this: the guys are in L.A., armed with some archaeology gear that would make any adventure film jealous. The pacing is a quirky blend of playful banter and spontaneous musical numbers, which keeps the mood light and entertaining. The performances have this carefree vibe—like they’re just having fun with it, yet there's a lot of clever commentary tucked in there. Plus, there’s some practical effects that really stand out, adding a unique layer to their antics. It feels like a loving homage to both the absurdity of showbiz and the quirks of exploring culture. It's a blend that only they could pull off.

Apocalyptour is a rare find, especially considering the StarKids’ cult following. The film has seen limited releases; there are some DVD editions floating around, but they tend to be sought after. Collectors particularly appreciate the combination of behind-the-scenes charm and the comedic narrative style that defines the StarKids' work. With its mix of genres and unique approach, this title holds an interesting place in the niche of musical comedies within the documentary space.