Manos: The Hands of Felt

This film tells the story of a family vacation that takes a turn for the worse, intertwining it with the backstage chaos of a movie shoot. The narrative centers on Harold P. Warren, a fertilizer salesman-turned-film director. The production features an array of puppets, adding a quirky twist to the story that fans of the original film may find intriguing.

With a runtime of 72 minutes, Manos: The Hands of Felt presents a blend of song, dance, and puppetry, making it a distinct entry in the comedy genre. The film’s tagline, "The worst movie of all time brought to terrifying puppet life!", highlights its irreverent approach to storytelling. Rachel Jackson leads the cast, bringing the bizarre tale to life alongside an ensemble of puppets that play crucial roles in this unusual re-imagining.