Earthlickers 2014
"The world needs more tongue..."
Dive into the wild, neon-soaked world of *Earthlickers (2014)*, a 16-minute sci-fi romp that blends cheeky humor, cosmic romance, and retro-futuristic flair into a post-apocalyptic spectacle.
Director: Tony Mirza
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Earthlickers (2014) about?
*Earthlickers (2014)* unfolds in a barren, post-apocalyptic future where seven otherworldly Goddesses arrive to spread a message of love. Their mission? To heal the planet through the universal power of the "Vibration of Love," delivered with a mix of humor, sci-fi flair, and playful eroticism.
Who directed Earthlickers?
Tony Mirza directed *Earthlickers (2014)*, crafting a visually playful and narratively eccentric short film that defies convention.
Who stars in Earthlickers?
Jesse Haddock leads the cast, with the film's ensemble including the seven Goddesses of Merkabatron—charismatic, otherworldly figures central to the story.
Is Earthlickers (2014) worth watching?
While it's a niche pick, *Earthlickers (2014)* delivers a unique, campy experience for fans of cult sci-fi and retro-parody films. Its short runtime and bold style make it a quirky addition to any movie marathon, especially for those who enjoy offbeat humor and atmospheric storytelling.
How long is Earthlickers?
The runtime for *Earthlickers (2014)* is 16 minutes.
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About Earthlickers (2014) — A Campy, Sci-Fi Love Letter to 70s Cult Classics
Dive into the wild, neon-soaked world of *Earthlickers (2014)*, a 16-minute sci-fi romp that blends cheeky humor, cosmic romance, and retro-futuristic flair into a post-apocalyptic spectacle. Directed by Tony Mirza, this campy love letter to 70s cult classics follows the seven alluring Goddesses of Merkabatron as they descend upon a desolate Earth, armed with a single, electrifying message: the "Vibration of Love" holds the power to mend the broken planet. Think Barbarella meets Ed Wood with a dash of intergalactic seduction—this is a film where sci-fi meets parody, and where every frame pulses with playful energy and unapologetic charm.
Jesse Haddock headlines this eccentric ensemble, bringing a magnetic presence to a story that thrives on absurdity and heart. With its blend of eroticism, sci-fi whimsy, and offbeat comedy, *Earthlickers (2014)* isn't just a movie—it's an experience. Whether you're a fan of cult cinema or just love a good dose of over-the-top fun, this short film promises to leave your "Titillator" tingling with cosmic delight.