A basic laserdisc conversion, without any special features except 24 reasonably well-chosen chapter breaks and a basic menu. The movie is a big-studio equivalent to Kentucky Fried Movie (with which
John Landis and Robert K. Weiss were also heavily involved), only not as consistently funny or as inspired in its selection of targets or subjects. Indeed, some of the sketches here wouldn't have passed muster on Saturday Night Live, and one sketch, involving a newborn, is downright unfunny. (It may show just how little the makers of this film felt, in comparison to Kentucky Fried Movie, that the earlier film has shown up on DVD with a whole commentary track, while this film was just dropped into the format with no extras whatsoever). On the other hand, most of it is harmless and the title piece, a take-off on early '50s sci-fi thrillers like
Flight to Mars and
Cat Women of the Moon, is almost spot-on perfect. The picture quality is excellent throughout, almost too good given the intentional cheesiness of the "Amazon Women on the Moon" segment, and the audio is set at a surprisingly high level for a DVD. ~ Bruce Eder, All Movie Guide