Wonderfully silly, funny film with cheesy, hilarious performances by Alan Arkin and Christopher Lee, and music by Richard Hartley, who did the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The editing is lacking, and a few songs are boring, including two in a row that that mess up the film's flow, but it's still enjoyable overall. The evil vacuum cleaners, crazy henchmen, "Julius", and bondage girls are all funny and memorable, but the clear highlight is Christopher Lee's song and dance number, "Pick Your Poison".

Moderately funny superhero spoof. Several bizarre musical production numbers try to give this a Rocky Horror feel (and were written by Richard O'Brien and Richard Hartley of _Rocky Horror_ fame) but this is mostly worth seeing for Lee's truly hilarious, image-trashing performance as the flamboyant bad guy.

It must have seemd a good idea at the time

Far less fun than it sounds. Maltin's guide really hit the nail on the head with its capsule review: "oddly placed musical numbers seem to aim for _Rocky Horror_ ambiance but film is too badly paced for them to succeed". One and only one funny moment