The Yellow Frickers 2020
"An epic tale of epic proportions where an epic hero faces the dangers of alien fruit invading his home planet, and he is not fucking happy."
Nathan Tufnell's *The Yellow Frickers (2020)* delivers a hilariously absurd yet oddly epic battle when a fearless hero must defend his homeworld from a ruthless invasion of sentient alien fruit.
Director: Nathan Tufnell
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Yellow Frickers (2020) about?
*The Yellow Frickers* follows a lone hero's desperate fight against a sudden alien fruit invasion threatening his homeworld. Armed with nothing but determination (and maybe a banana peel or two), he must outwit and outlast an army of sentient bananas bent on galactic domination.
Who directed The Yellow Frickers?
The film was directed by Nathan Tufnell, who also stars as the film's over-the-top protagonist.
Who stars in The Yellow Frickers?
The short stars Nathan Tufnell, Drew Collins, and Chad Doneau in a mix of comedic and action-packed roles.
Is The Yellow Frickers (2020) worth watching?
If you enjoy lightning-fast sci-fi comedies with a dash of absurdity, *The Yellow Frickers* is a delightful 11-minute escape. While it's not a blockbuster, its humor and creativity make it a fun watch—especially for fans of offbeat shorts.
How long is The Yellow Frickers?
The film runs for 11 minutes.
About The Yellow Frickers (2020) — A hilarious sci-fi short where alien bananas wage war on an unsuspecting hero
Nathan Tufnell's *The Yellow Frickers (2020)* delivers a hilariously absurd yet oddly epic battle when a fearless hero must defend his homeworld from a ruthless invasion of sentient alien fruit. Within mere minutes, this high-energy action-comedy throws its protagonist into a chaotic showdown where ordinary fruit becomes the universe's deadliest weapon. The film's offbeat charm lies in its over-the-top premise, blending sci-fi absurdity with rapid-fire comedy to create a uniquely memorable short experience.
Blending sharp wit with intergalactic chaos, *The Yellow Frickers* showcases Tufnell's knack for turning mundane objects into cinematic foes. The 11-minute runtime races by, packed with visual gags and nonstop absurdity that keeps viewers grinning from start to finish. Whether you're a fan of zany sci-fi or just love a good underdog story, this quirky short film offers something refreshingly different.