The fact that Dennis Hopper (may he R.I.P.) was ashamed to admit he directed this movie is hilarious.

Out of all the shitty movies he was in, King Koppa from Super Mario Bros. was ashamed of this movie.

I don't blame him, but he's acted in worse.

I finally caught an uncut 35mm print of this and it was everything. As in "Dennis Hopper protecting his burrito during a gunfight" everything.

Like an unfinished Tarantino film. Crazy, controversial but ultimately a total shambles. No wonder Hopper walked away from this one.

Damn this weird! The only reason I put this on my watch list was because of Dennis Hopper. He adds the right kind of odd to this frankly mixed up pervy script. He plays a mob hitman who falls under the spell of his mark an artist played by Jodie Foster. It only gets stranger after he captures her. Stick around for the climax of lambs and helicopters. What an odd cast too from Joe Peschi to Bob Dylan to dandy red shoes worn by John Turturro.

Catchfire to some. Backtrack to others. I think the correct answer is a combination of the two: Backfire.

I finally caught an uncut 35mm print of this and it was everything. As in "Dennis Hopper protecting his burrito during a gunfight" everything.

Interesting cast. Terrible, sexist, offensive writing. Stockwell gets to do a less prominent, more dramatic version of a crook versus his comedic role as Tony the Tiger in Married to the Mob. Dean and Dennis have plenty of talents, but I question some of their decision making and a lot of their perspective. Someday maybe we'll look back fondly on the soundtracks, fashions, and videotape quality in these late 80s/early 90s films. For me, anyway, that day hasn't quite arrived yet.

You might be able to get a few laughs out of it, though I'm pretty sure that's not what they were going for (hence Hopper attempting to distance himself from the project). Turturro's character does get to laugh--it's a decent moment from him, but then we don't hear from him again. That's kind of this movie in a nutshell. The quality bits are fleeting and or/abandoned and the junk is all over the place. It's painful.

Damn this weird! The only reason I put this on my watch list was because of Dennis Hopper. He adds the right kind of odd to this frankly mixed up pervy script. He plays a mob hitman who falls under the spell of his mark an artist played by Jodie Foster. It only gets stranger after he captures her. Stick around for the climax of lambs and helicopters. What an odd cast too from Joe Peschi to Bob Dylan to dandy red shoes worn by John Turturro.

Just terrible nonsensical garbage that somehow managed to attract a decent cast, most of whom give terrible performances.

The fact that Dennis Hopper (may he R.I.P.) was ashamed to admit he directed this movie is hilarious.

Out of all the shitty movies he was in, King Koppa from Super Mario Bros. was ashamed of this movie.

I don't blame him, but he's acted in worse.

Somebody needs to see what Jodie Foster thinks about this now.