Bad Channels (1992) (Full Moon) Blu-ray Review

Bad Channels (1992) (Full Moon) Blu-ray Review

There’s a hip new disc jockey at KDUL, Superstation 66, and he’s about to make rock and roll history. He’s Dangerous Dan O’Dare, the most controversial DJ to hit the airwaves and he’s changing the station’s format from only polka music to a wild rock and roll. But when a wacky alien named Cosmo – who has quite a taste for hard rock and beautiful young women – lands nearby, he takes over the airwaves, miniaturizing the ladies listening to the radio in a bid to bring these rockin’ maidens back to his home planet.

Throw in a killer original soundtrack by the iconic rock band Blue Oyster Cult, a gaggle of “go for it” performances from an outrageous cast, and you have this sonic boom of pure madness that only the mind behind TERRORVISION and SUBSPECIES could have made!

Bonus Materials

  • ORIGINAL TRAILER
  • RARE TRAILER
  • THE MAKING OF BAD CHANNELS
  • DIRECTOR COMMENTARY
  • TED TALK BAD CHANNELS
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