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In episode 424 the poor crew on the Satellite of Love are subjected to what is probably one of the worst atrocities in movie history -- "Manos" The Hands of Fate.
After seeing this "movie" about 25 times I still can't honestly claim to know what the hell is going on or why.
A small family (plus stunt poodle Pepë) is apparently vacationing when they accidentally stumble upon a shack belonging to THE MASTER.
Now, who this master is and what he does and why he's doing it in the first place, is pretty much left up to the audiences' imagination -- the movie sure seems less than inclined to tell us.
What we can say is that the master seems hell-bent (or rather "Manos"-bent) on marrying the woman.
Why?
Maybe he had a pole left over for tying up yet another wife...
Maybe he needed another woman to share the stone slab posing as an altar he seems to enjoy sleeping on...
Maybe he needed someone to take the "hell-hound" walkies...
Bottom line: WHO KNOWS!?
Furthermore, after watching this "movie": WHO CARES!?
Anyway, after a long, dull, meaningless discussion between the master's wives (followed by a girl-fight), the movie finally concludes that a 6 year old female child grows up to be a woman and so cannot be killed but should instead be... married...?
Yes, the family is reluctantly adopted into the somewhat dysfunctional "Manos"-cult.
THE END!
The only "redeeming" thing to be said about this "movie", besides from it ending, is the caretaker, Torgo.
We all know that all evil villains need a sidekick, assistant or the like with a physical defect. This could be a hump, a disfigured face or the like. What in the name of everything remotely sane made the "director" give Torgo humongous knees, causing the poor fellow to stagger helplessly around while giving one of the weirdest performances in history, is, like everything else in this home video from hell, completely inexplicable -- but it is incredibly funny!
"Manos" is preceded by the short Hired! Part two, which concludes teaching us how to be good car salesmen and good leaders by listening to our obviously demented and probably rather insane elders.
Look out for Torgo, the scariness of sobering up, carnies flirting, Jimmy Hoffa, everyone's last known photo, the haunting Torgo theme, a car with a humpback whale under the hood, Bill Buckner, oily and sleazy talk, the tender peeping Torgo scene, Smoke on the Weirdo, a planted man, officer interruptus, the Russian Parliament, the handling of prostate, the greasy guy, Dr. Giggles, the blue Kentucky hills of Tennessee, a poke in the store, the amazing technicolour poncho, and Charred Finger,
Enjoy!