The Kentucky Fried Movie (10-Aug-1977)
Director: John Landis Writers: Jim Abrahams; David Zucker; Jerry Zucker Keywords: Comedy, Comedy Sketches
REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 7-Mar-2006) Based on sketches and
routines originated by the fringe theater group Kentucky Fried Theatre,
the Kentucky Fried Movie is low on budget but high on laughs,
presenting an entertainingly tasteless string of parodies of
advertising, exploitation cinema, television shows, movie trailers and
kung-fu flicks with a firm visual guide in director John Landis and
some unlikely guest performers, including George Lazenby, Donald
Sutherland, Bill Bixby and Henry Gibson. The faint of heart and the
easily offended should steer well clear, however, as the content can be
pretty raunchy in places and not everyone will find jokes about dead
children, transvestites, bestiality and voyeurism funny, but it remains
a vibrant and anarchic slice of anarchic American film comedy. The
brains behind the Kentucky Fried Movie went on to create the Airplane!
series and the Naked Gun films.
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