What Space Movie Came out in 1992

What Space Movie Came out in 1992

The Space Movie Which Came In 1992 is 

Gayniggers from Outer Space

“Ganymede as Outer Space,” somewhat known as “Gayniggers from Outer Space,” is a short film Created by Danish filmmaker Morten Lindberg, also known as Morten Lindberg Christensen. The film was produced in 1992 and is a satirical, low-budget science fiction comedy that addresses various themes, including sexuality, race, and traditional science fiction tropes.

Storyline:

The movie centers on a group of black homosexual aliens from the planet Anus who travel across space and find evidence of female species on Earth. They then use their ray guns to eradicate every female on Earth, leaving the once downtrodden male populace grateful. They leave a “Gay Ambassador” behind to inform the people of Earth about their new lifestyle before they depart.

The cast of “Gayniggers from Outer Space” Includes:

1) Dalbert, Coco P. as ArmInAss

2) Sammy Saloman in the role of Captain B. Dick

3) Sgt. Shaved Balls played by Gbatokai Dakinah

4) Mr. Schwul, played by Konrad Fields

5) Johnny Conny Tony Thomas in the role of the Gay Ambassador

6) Gerald F. Hail as D. Ildo

These performers played the lead roles in the satirical science fiction comedy under stage names or pseudonyms. The actors of the movie was instrumental in making the unusual and contentious plot come to life, adding to the film’s distinctive and thought-provoking quality.

Review:

Despite being short—just twenty-five minutes—the movie is entertaining. I guess it’s criticizing everything from science fiction to blaxploitation to racism to homosexuality. Furthermore, this little clip is extremely racist. making assumptions about Germans, Asians, and almost any other race they come across.

It is plainly aimed only at a cult audience, obviously inexperienced, and definitely not meant to be taken seriously. However, it’s quite humorous. The spacecraft made of tin foil resembles a scene from an Ed Wood film, and the terrible dubbing is most likely done on purpose. It would probably become dull and boring if it went going more than 25 minutes, but as it is, it’s not miserable at all.

Cultural Allusions:

The movie starts off in black and white before switching to color, much like The Wizard of Oz. Director Morten Lindberg described this as a “dramatic special effect” meant to show “the world being freed from vicious women“.

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External Links:

• Gayniggers from Outer Space (IMDB)
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