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That Poor Rabbit Needed A Better Agent!
THE NASTY RABBIT (aka: Spies a go-go) is by far the worst movie I have ever seen! I got it expecting a good old fashioned schlock-fest. Instead, I was treated to the most ridiculously dull mess ever filmed! It's a "comedy / satire" that is almost as funny as a brain tumor, and far more irritating. Picture if you will, a russian agent sent to the continental divide with a rabbit. Not just any rabbit, but a rabbit wearing a collar full of deadly bacteria intended to destroy america! The russian spy fools the locals by claiming to be from "Montana, Oklahoma" (the funniest line in the movie). Meanwhile, other agents from Mexico, Israel, Germany, and Japan (in perhaps the most imbecilic display of stereotypes ever filmed) are lurking nearby, awaiting their chance to grab the bunny. They mostly just lurk about, looking stupid. This leads nowhere and made me want to hit myself with heavy objects! Enter Arch Hall jr. as secret agent Britt Hunter, rock and roll heart-throb and motorcycle enthusiast. I saw him in THE SADIST and thought he'd be good in this. Nope, he's as talented as a hairball, and as appealing as a fly-paper sandwich. THE NASTY RABBIT is supposed to be a comedy / spy spoof / silly vehicle for moronic Arch Hall jr. music. It is none of these things, as it fails to be even slightly entertaining. I would rather drink a 32oz. jug of molten lead than suffer through it again! I only hope that those responsible for it's release have been found! The bunny looks mortified throughout and who could blame him? The characters are bereft of any qualities that could possibly make them interesting or even bearable. Please, heed my warning! If anyone tries to get you to watch this "film", run for your life! Abysmal and unwatchable...

Pointless
This "comedy" is all about a rabbit with a disease on the loose,with all manner of strange characters after it.More weird than funny,this is for b-movie freaks and very strange people only.Richard Kiel,later Jaws in James Bond,makes an appearance,but looks very confused.Who can blame him? ... Read more

Description

17-year-old drive-in star Arch Hall Jr. plays a serial killer based on a real-life case of Charlie Starkweather. This was the first feature photographed by future Oscar-winner Vilmos Zsigmond (Close Encounters). A gripping, edge-of-your-seat thriller that far exceeds the limits of its low budget. A.k.a. "Profile Of Terror." ... Read more