Because of a small navigation mistake Lord Buckethead lands on Earth instead of "in a galaxy far, far away". But he is still looking for the princess and the secret transmissions.
I respected what it was going for, but it's not for me. I thought I would celebrate the glorious decimation of the Tory Party at the local elections by watching the movie that brought Lord Buckethead and eventually Count Binface into the world. What I saw was some sort of Star Wars parody. It's not completely awful. Ok obviously with a film like this you expect the budget to be low and in fairness it's managed quite well. There isn't anything too horrendous or laughable (the spaceship) and what feels particularly low budget is quite charming (Lord Buckethead's outfit). There's certainly limitations to having to do a Star Wars parody when you don't have the money but the producers don't get overly ambitious. The production aspects aren't too bad because the limitations are understood. Perhaps there's a bit of cinematography that could be a bit cleverer (the chase at the end involves Lord Buckethead kind of just running on screen), but it's not too bad. There are moments too tha
