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"Attack of the Goop" is a B-movie Horror film released in October of 1971. The film revolves around several relatable high schoolers escaping from "The Goop," a jelly-like substance that moves people's body parts to different locations on the body. | "Attack of the Goop" is a B-movie Horror film released in October of 1971. The film revolves around several relatable high schoolers escaping from "The Goop," a jelly-like substance that moves people's body parts to different locations on the body. The film was mostly an allegory to the Vietnam War. | ||
This was the debut role for [[Jeffrey Meena]], who, at age 11, portrayed a pizza delivery boy named "Baba Luigi" who has his head comically rotated 180 degrees by the Goop. | This was the debut role for [[Jeffrey Meena]], who, at age 11, portrayed a pizza delivery boy named "Baba Luigi" who has his head comically rotated 180 degrees by the Goop. |
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"Attack of the Goop" is a B-movie Horror film released in October of 1971. The film revolves around several relatable high schoolers escaping from "The Goop," a jelly-like substance that moves people's body parts to different locations on the body. The film was mostly an allegory to the Vietnam War.
This was the debut role for Jeffrey Meena, who, at age 11, portrayed a pizza delivery boy named "Baba Luigi" who has his head comically rotated 180 degrees by the Goop.