With the lame introductions, I could see why people would not go past the first 10 minutes. The only attraction is the quick flick of frontal lobes. This looks like the production will be a bunch of cheap puns.
In reality it is a bunch of cheap puns that are well delivered in a coherent manner. Just as you are going to say wait a minute where is the social redeeming value, you find you do not care. I am not saying that you will laugh out loud but you will be glued to the movie wandering just how far they will go.
I would say regardless of your taste in filming that you do not miss this movie good, bad or what not.
It is a simple story of an egghead anthropologist Tommy Chandler (Aron Eisenberg) exploiting sacred grounds. The negative Salvador Dali (Brion James) puts a cur wont Tommy's wife Pixie (Beverly D'Angelo) and turns her into you guessed it "Pterodactyl Woman from Beverly Hills". What becomes of the different relationships of family, friends, and national security? Will they just have to wing it?
I have been working on a screen play "Chicken of the Sea" and was surprised to find parallels on some of my best lines. I found a friend in Troma Entertainment [us "Almost 40 years of reel independence]".
Great stock footage. Well designed consumes. Believable characters. Good background music.