Zeppo: Sinners from Beyond the Moon! (2007)
Empress Molly and planet Zeppo has declared war on planet Earth! She sends out her best troops to raise the dead against Earth! Only the brave researcher Adam Jacobs holds the key to winning the fight against Planet Zeppo! Can he succeed? Can he be inspired by the lusty and wanton president Lloyd Kaufman to get the weapon finished in time? Will he find his true love, Benito Spangler's featured stripper Sage? The world is going down in flames....might as well have a beer! Crazy surreal non PC humor that is equal parts Star Wars and Benny Hill!
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Empress Molly and planet Zeppo has declared war on planet Earth! She sends out her best troops to raise the dead against Earth! Only the brave researcher Adam Jacobs holds the key to winning the fight against Planet Zeppo! Can he succeed? Can he be inspired by the lusty and wanton president Lloyd Kaufman to get the weapon finished in time? Will he find his true love, Benito Spangler's featured stripper Sage? The world is going down in flames....might as well have a beer! Crazy surreal non PC humor that is equal parts Star Wars and Benny Hill!
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
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In Theaters:11/3/2007
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Runtime:89 minutes
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