U.F.O. The Movie

About This Movie

U.F.O. The Movie is quite the curious piece from 1993, directed by Tony Dow. It has this weird blend of comedy and sci-fi that you don’t see much anymore. Roy 'Chubby' Brown really takes center stage here, and his performance is, well, definitely something you can't ignore. The premise—being abducted by feminist aliens—is as outrageous as it sounds. The pacing can feel a bit off at times, but it kind of adds to that awkward charm. Plus, the practical effects, while not groundbreaking, have a certain low-budget flair that makes it all the more amusing. It leans heavily into social commentary, making for a bizarre yet interesting watch, especially if you're into films that toe the line between absurdity and critique.

Features practical effects that highlight its low-budget charm. · Explores themes of gender and societal norms through humor. · Pacing can be uneven, contributing to its quirky atmosphere.