Amazon Women on the Moon

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Amazon Women on the Moon is a 1987 satirical sketch-comedy film that parodies late-night television and B-movie sci-fi, featuring an ensemble cast including Arsenio Hall.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
sketch comedy film
basedOn fictional 1950s science fiction film Amazon Women on the Moon
cinematographyBy Daniel Pearl NERFINISHED
containsSegment Amazon Women on the Moon (main movie-within-the-movie segment) NERFINISHED
Bullshit or Not? NERFINISHED
Critics' Corner NERFINISHED
Mondo Condo NERFINISHED
Reckless Youth NERFINISHED
Son of the Invisible Man NERFINISHED
Titan Man NERFINISHED
Two I.D.s NERFINISHED
Video Date
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Carl Gottlieb NERFINISHED
Joe Dante NERFINISHED
John Landis NERFINISHED
Peter Horton NERFINISHED
Robert K. Weiss NERFINISHED
distributor Universal Pictures
editedBy Marshall Harvey NERFINISHED
genre comedy film
science fiction parody
hasCastMember Arsenio Hall NERFINISHED
B.B. King NERFINISHED
Carrie Fisher NERFINISHED
Ed Begley Jr. NERFINISHED
Griffin Dunne NERFINISHED
Henry Silva NERFINISHED
Howard Hesseman NERFINISHED
Kelly Preston NERFINISHED
Michelle Pfeiffer NERFINISHED
Monique Gabrielle NERFINISHED
Phil Hartman NERFINISHED
Rosanna Arquette NERFINISHED
Steve Guttenberg NERFINISHED
hasTheme parody of media and advertising
television culture satire
language English
medium feature film
musicBy Ira Newborn NERFINISHED
narrativeFormat anthology of comedy sketches
parodies B-movie science fiction films
late-night television
producer Robert K. Weiss NERFINISHED
rating R
releaseYear 1987
runningTime 85 minutes
setIn Los Angeles

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Arsenio Hall notableWork Amazon Women on the Moon
Arsenio Hall appearedIn Amazon Women on the Moon
Rosanna Arquette notableWork Amazon Women on the Moon