#Psycho party planner movie#

#Psycho party planner movie#

Of course, “Psycho Beach Party” was rather slight material to begin with, a fact Busch himself has noted: “Why would anyone want to write a spoof of beach party movies? Well, for one thing, the original ‘ Gidget‘ movie is not bad. Busch, in such vehicles as “ Vampire Lesbians of Sodom,” “ Theodora: She-Bitch of Byzantium,” and “ Red Scare on Sunset,” was able to make you both laugh at and empathize with his outrageously seductive heroines. It was written by and starred the diva Charles Busch, one of the few actor/playwrights other than the legendary Charles Ludlam, capable of making drag into an art form. “ Psycho Beach Party,” for those of you scant on theater trivia, was a hit off-Broadway show that debuted in 1987. Without such pioneers as Otto Preminger and detergents as Woolite, who knows what other subject matter Hollywood would be carrying on about today? Yes, it took a hundred years of filmmaking to be able to reach such heights of laundry frankness. She, in fact, seems exhilarated and a bit turned on by this Washing Day challenge.

But this ultimate 1960’s Mom is not really upset. Forest (“ Sabrina the Teenage Witch‘s” Beth Broderick) notes as she starts scrubbing the jockstrap of Lars ( Matt Keeslar), the Swedish exchange student staying in her home. (indieWIRE/ ) –“Just look at these urine stains. REVIEW: 'Psycho Beach Party' (Need We Say More?)