Darla in Space

2024

Action

5
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 100% · 8 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 100%
IMDb Rating 5.4/10 10 117 117

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Plot summary

Darla owes the IRS $349,000.22. Her burgeoning business Kitty Kasket will never generate that kind of revenue in one month. Enter Mother; your typical sentient yeast mass who grants mind-blowing orgasms. Will she be willing to help?

Director

Eric Laplante Photo
Eric Laplante

Top cast

Yoni Lotan Photo
Yoni Lotan as Mobile Menager
Constance Shulman Photo
Constance Shulman as Leona Peterson
Jenn Lyon Photo
Jenn Lyon as Dr. Brittney St. Clair
Raymond Tam Photo
Raymond Tam as In-Person Menager
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867.12 MB
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English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 34 min
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1.57 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 34 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by SkyRo P 1 / 10

Darla in Space is honestly one of the

Darla in Space is honestly one of the worst films I’ve ever seen. It feels like something that was dreamt up by people who were high or completely disconnected from reality when writing it. The story itself is ridiculous. Darla Peterson is a strange woman who sells “kitty caskets”—yes, coffins for cats—and then somehow finds this bizarre creature that looks like a piece of pita bread. She starts convincing people to touch it, and it has sex with them, putting them into a kind of sexual coma. It’s a horrendous premise played by a weak lead actor, and the monster itself is just awful — a literal pita-like alien with bizarre powers. Who came up with this story? Who thought it would be fun or entertaining to watch? It honestly feels more like a bad joke than a film. “Darla in Space” is, without a doubt, one of the worst movies I’ve ever come across. It’s a perfect example of a film that should have stayed a wild thought instead of making it all the way to the screen.
Reviewed by Adam D 6 / 10

I liked the characters. Alex E. Harris was

I liked the characters. Alex E. Harris was a delightful protagonist who struggled throughout the film. That is what audiences like to see. Constance Shulman played the antagonizing mother who put Darla into a huge mess she now has to get out of. Wow Leona was annoying, in a punchable way! (good acting) I don't really understand what Mr. Pickens was doing, renting a warehouse and doing nothing all day. Also, I thought this movie was going to be about an alien and space. It was neither of those things. So Boo! for setting up audience expectations and failing to deliver. I did reluctantly enjoy the movie. It feels quirky and doesn't take itself too seriously. The film mocks consumerism in a way that reminds me of Repo Man with Emilio Estivez and Harry Dean Stanton. The addictive Moka Kola soft drink was a funny visual gag and reminds me of Slurm from Futurama. While I get Darla's predicament--she owes money to the IRS--I didn't really understand who the bad guys were. AD&D? The IRS? The tax accountant? The mother? Maybe all of them. Good but not great, 3 stars.
Reviewed by ferguson-6 7 / 10

"O" my!

Slamdance FF 2024 Greetings again from the darkness. Original with a big "O" (wink-wink, nudge-nudge), this zany film from co-writers and co-directors Eric Laplante and Susie Moon is offbeat and humorous while making a statement about money and ethics. It also manages to make orgasms as unsexy as possible.Darla (Alex E Harris, director Laplante's wife) is on her 18th business. This serial entrepreneur has cut a commercial for her Kitty Kasket, an artsy, customized product for the remains of deceased pet cats. We see the commercial and it's as cringeworthy as you would imagine. A trip to the CPA reveals Darla owes a tax lien of a staggering (and unusual) $349,002 thanks to the selfish actions of her overbearing and irresponsible mother (Constance Shulman).In a most head-scratching turn of events, while mopping in the required figure 8 motion, Darla stumbles on a 'sentient orgasm-granting kombucha scoby' named Mother (voiced by JS Oliver) that's been hidden in a warehouse container. Picture a huge flapjack or pancake and then visualize Darla covering up with it and being treated to a Timothy Leary-inspired orgasm. Darla and Mother cut a deal so that Mother will help Darla raise the money to pay off the tax lien, while Darla will assist Mother fulfill the inexplicable dream of going to space.Of course, we recognize Mother's speech pattern as a nod to HAL9000 of Kubrick's classic 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY, but that's about all we recognize here. Another character, Dr Brittney St Clair (Jenn Lyon) seems to always be on TV and is Darla's inspiration, along with the "Yeah, OK" book. For those of us who respect creativity and risk-taking, filmmakers Laplante and Moon deliver a whopper.
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