Don't Ask Don't Tell

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"What's Up Tiger Lily?" meets mystery science theatre in this hysterical satire of homophobia and science fiction."What's Up Tiger Lily?" meets mystery science theatre in this hysterical satire of homophobia and science fiction."What's Up Tiger Lily?" meets mystery science theatre in this hysterical satire of homophobia and science fiction.

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3.7/10

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Awards
- 2 wins total

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Lloyd Floyd

Chief Mussolino…

Eric Frandsen

Dr. Fartin
(as Erik Frandsen)

Darby McKinney

Dancing Alien

Martin Friedrichs

Dancing Alien

Kielsen Baker

Dancing Alien
(as Jennifer Baker)

Johanna Saum

Dancing Alien

Agate Lechantoux

Lap Dancer…

Dave Dawson

Mailman

Steve Ferrara

Biker
(as Steven Ferrara)

Steve Lippe

J. Edgar Hoover

Chris Ferrara

Biker

Director
- Doug Miles
Writer
- Tex Hauser
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Trivia
"Lipz'r Flappin,'" the music track under the closing credits was written and performed by a high school band out of Glen Ridge, New Jersey called The Sophisticuffs. The organist on the track is Wes Miles who is now the singer for the indie-rock band Ra Ra Riot. The bass and vocals are by Ezra Koening who is a member of Vampire Weekend.

Crazy credits
No straight persons were harmed in the making of this film.

Connections
Edited from Killers from Space (1954)

Soundtracks
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Lyrics by Tex Hauser
Music by Bruce Engler

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Featured review

5/10

The US Air Force does it's part to help restore traditional American values; like ignorance, insensitivity and irrational behavior.

After a group of crazy-eyed aliens kidnaps and brainwashes scientist Doug Martin (Peter Graves), he steals some classified plans to help them take over the Earth. But when Martin manages to free his mind, no one believes his story. Now it's up to the intrepid man of science to save the planet himself -- or die trying. Oh, sorry, that's Killers From Space, the the notorious public domain stinker starring Peter Graves.

This is that same film, but the soundtrack has been replaced turning it into a film about a threat from gay aliens to turn every earthling gay.

Yes, Peter Graves is there, but his dialog has changed. All the dialog from the original has been changed ala Woody Allen in What's Up, Tiger Lily? Graves returns from space saying "fabulous" frequently, and holding a picture of Ted Kennedy in order to have sex with his wife.

If you find just half the lines and gaga in this film funny, it will be worth your time.