Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: MVD3374D
- Format: DVD
- UPC: 760137337492
- Street Date: 04/28/20
- PreBook Date: 03/24/20
- Label: Wild Eye Raw »
- Genre: Cult
- Run Time: 82 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 2011
- Region Code: 0
- Box Lot: 30
- Territory: NORTH AMERICA
- Language: English
Cast & Crew
- Actors:
- Tommy Pistol
- Thea Martin
- David Reynolds
- Debbie Rochon
- Damon Packard
- Evan Stone
- Director: Caleb Emerson
Product Assets
Frankie In Blunderland
The Ultimate Death Trip.
- List Price: $18.95
- Your Price: $18.95
- In Stock: 355
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From the creator of the cult hit Die You Zombie Bastards! Frank Bellini's life is a mess - and it's going to get worse. After a series of events send his life out of control, Frank is forced to embark on a surreal journey through an alternate reality Los Angeles to find his kidnapped wife. Human spiders, robots, Mormons, aliens and fairies collide in this epic and bizarre death trip.
Bonus Materials
- Director's Commentary
- Original Teaser trailer
- Multiple Cast and Crew Interviews
- Six Teaser Videos
- Previews
Sales Points
- Winner - Best Supporting Actor - Pollygrind Film Festival
- Winner - Best Cameo - Pollygrind Film Festival
- Official Selection - Boston Underground Film Festival
- Official Selection - RIOFAN Film Festival
- Official Selection - Tromadance, New Mexico
- From the editor of TOSH.0 show.
- From Caleb Emerson, the director of the cult hit Die You Zombie Bastards!
Press Quotes
Crazy characters....an anti Rom-Com that's successful and doesn't cop out at the end.
—366 Weird Movies
Defies reality...most unusual take on Alice in Wonderland
—10,000 Bullets
A surreal splicing of Lewis Carroll, David Lynch, and Richard Linklater's Slacker.
—Popmatters
Frankie in Blunderland is a master class in the absurd.
—Cinema Suicide
FRANKIE IN BLUNDERLAND is one weird acid-trip of a movie.
—Low Budget Reviews
Don't make the mistake of selling this movie short. Look for the laughs, and celebrate the fact that creativity is still free to take surreal twists and turns.
—LA Record
