My Diaries
Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett, the brave souls from RiffTrax are back with another bad movie - Baby Ghost, the spiritual successor to Rollergator. Joe Estevez plays an exasperated family…
My Diaries
Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett, the brave souls from RiffTrax are back with another bad movie - Baby Ghost, the spiritual successor to Rollergator. Joe Estevez plays an exasperated family photographer, Winslow Cobblepot, whose job consists of taking pictures of very rude children. Strangely enough, his studio is in a massive office building that is mostly empty; except for a Tarot Card reader, an overly aggressive security guard, a whiny maintenance man, and two would-be thieves - both total buffoons who somehow think robbing an office building would be lucrative. Add to this mix, Baby Ghost - chained inside a box for over 400 years, he is accidentally released and wreaks havoc on the inhabitants of the building, spending the entire movie giggling happily, while pulling whimsical pranks and gobbling donuts. This movie is a real groaner; but the hysterical riffing of Mike, Kevin, and Bill come to the rescue once again and save the day. —indy428
My Diaries
Adventure,Comedy,Family
Film Details
Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett, the brave souls from RiffTrax are back with another bad movie - Baby Ghost, the spiritual successor to Rollergator. Joe Estevez plays an exasperated family photographer, Winslow Cobblepot, whose job consists of taking pictures of very rude children. Strangely enough, his studio is in a massive office building that is mostly empty; except for a Tarot Card reader, an overly aggressive security guard, a whiny maintenance man, and two would-be thieves - both total buffoons who somehow think robbing an office building would be lucrative.
Add to this mix, Baby Ghost - chained inside a box for over 400 years, he is accidentally released and wreaks havoc on the inhabitants of the building, spending the entire movie giggling happily, while pulling whimsical pranks and gobbling donuts. This movie is a real groaner; but the hysterical riffing of Mike, Kevin, and Bill come to the rescue once again and save the day. —indy428.