I just got done watching a terrible terrible movie Manos: The Hands of Fate. Now, this movie is only terrible on its own, as part of a Mystery Science Theater 3000, it is AMAZING. We've started watching MST3K episodes as part of a weekly, Thursday ritual. I approve.
Here is some trivia from this stellar box-office hit:
- the movie was filmed with a handheld camera that could only record 32 seconds of film at a time. The film was shot without sound; all lines were later dubbed by only three people.
- only two members of the cast were paid for their performance were Jackey Newman (a three year old girl) and the Doberman. Jackey got a bicycle and the Doberman got a bag of dog food, every other member of the cast was to by paid by a cut of the movie's profits, which, of course, never materialized.
-The word "Manos" is Spanish for "hands". The title literally reads "Hands: The Hands of Fate."
In other words, every aspect of this movie is brilliant.
The Universe Does Not Hand Us Meaning
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“The hardest thing about being alive is that we exist as accidents of
chance, and the universe does not hand us meaning. Nobody and nothing will
give us me...

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