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| - Each sticker card features a Garbage Pail Kid character having some comical abnormality, deformity and/or suffering a terrible fate, with a humorous, word play-rich character name such as Glandular Angela or Half-Nelson. Two versions of each card were produced, with variations featuring the same artwork but a different character name denoted by an "a" or "b" letter after the card number. The sticker fronts are die-cut so just the kid with its nameplate and the GPK logo can be peeled from the backing. Many of the card backs feature puzzle pieces to form giant nine-card murals; other back subjects vary greatly among the series, from humorous licenses and awards to comic strips and, in more recent releases, "Fakebook" profiles. 15 original series of regular trading cards were released in the United States, with various sets released in other countries. Two large-format card editions were also released, as well as a set of fold-out posters. All-New Series sets were introduced in 2003, Flashback re-releases began in 2010, and a Brand-New Series was announced for 2012., with Brand New series 2, Chrome Original Series 1, and Brand New Series 3 following in 2013. A new format was released in 2014, using the year as the edition, followed by the release name of Series 1, which had an Olympics style format.
- NC: [removing his hands] I...got...nothing. I have absolutely nothing. I mean, what the hell am I supposed to say? Garbage Pail Kids. Does the title even sound like it's gonna attempt to be a good movie? NC: [facing the audience] I feel raped! I feel honest to God raped by this movie, it is that bad! There is no talent, no effort... nothing salvageable! Nothing salvageable about this movie at all! [another pause] Show the credits, let's get started! NC: [voice-over] It's ... uh ... it's ... uh ... it's ... NC: ... it's gonna hurt. I'm not gonna lie. It's really going to hurt. So, why waste any more time just talking about it? Oh, I can think of a few reasons. But, let's take a gander anyway. ...Be very afraid. NC: [voice-over] First, a little history. Garbage Pail Kids was actually a deck of trading cards that children would pass around. It was obviously satirizing the Cabbage Patch Kids, but these were quite different. They were gross, violent, and totally disgusting. So, as you can imagine, they were a huge hit. And kids all around the country were passing them around and trading them. NC: [voice-over] Then some numb-nuts at MGM thought to themselves... (Cut back to the stills of the trading cards) NC: [voice-over] ..."hey, there's some great potential for a really good, gripping story here." NC: I don't know what he was smoking either. Let's just pray he got brain damage from it! NC: [voice-over] And so Garbage Pail Kids: The Movie was created, in the loosest form of the word "created". How can they make a film based on a trading card that has absolutely no character or story development at all? NC: I'm still not convinced they did, but let's take a look at what they put together anyway. NC: [voice-over] So it starts off in outer space where we see a giant space garbage can flying around. What is it? Where did it come from? What relevance does it have on the story? NC: I don't know, it never tells us! It NEVER FUCKING tells us! You could show a flying rabbit float across the screen and it would make about as much sense! NC: [voice-over] We then cut to an antique store--In this economy? That's a laugh.--where a garbage can begins to shake and rumble. We then cut to a painting whose eyes watch the can as it moves back and forth. Will the movie explain to us why the picture's eyes are moving and glowing? NC: (laughing) I think you give this movie way too much credit! NC: [voice-over] We then see the owner of the antique store enter into the room. Captain Manzini: If I catch anybody up here...I'll be very surprised. NC: What does that even mean? NC: [voice-over] We then cut to the next day, as we see a boy named Dodger... NC: [voice-over] ...Not THAT Dodger! ...being chased through the park by what look like 80's jazzercise artists. NC: Ah, so THESE must be the Garbage Pail Kids, right? God, they're even stranger looking than I imagined! NC: [voice-over] That must be 80's McNostyle (Juice), Hairspray Overheel (Tangerine), Bully El Stereotype (Wally), and Man-ish T. Tarzan (Blythe). NC: Wow, it's like the cards are coming to life! NC: [voice-over] Actually, it turns out these are just bullies, which our main character Dodger has to deal with, which is a little strange considering he's gotta be about twelve years old and they look like they're almost in their twenties.* What are they doing going after a fifth-grader? [Imitates bullies] Wow, a whole two dollars! We could get some hardcore cotton candy for that! *According, to the profiles for the crew, the actor for Dodger was 14 and the actress for Tangerine was 15 at the time of the film's release. NC: Boy, they can't even make the simple act of laughing look natural. I bet we're gonna see some real breakthrough performances in this motion picture epic! NC: [voice-over] So Dodger goes to his job at the antique store where he's joined by his boss, Captain Manzini. I suppose they call him that because he held some sort of command, but I think it's because he had a kids' show on PBS or something, you know like Captain Kangaroo, only minus the fun. Dodger tries to tell him about his bully problem, but Manzini's only job seems to be to talk in motivational speeches. Manzini: Losing is relative, my dear boy. Patience is a bitter vine, dear Dodger. Every single piece is a diary of the human spirit. What matters...is conceding with grace. NC: (As Dodger) Yeeeaahh, you wanna get to the part where you actually help me? Manzini: (Brandishes a sword) Man could settle all of his differences with one of these. Then some damn fool invented gunpowder and a bigger damn fool split the atom. That's when I decided to lead mankind to its folly. NC: (As Manzini) Nobody knows how to kill people anymore, it's a lost art! NC: [voice-over] Dodger, of course, asks about the mysterious trash can that Manzini seems to be hiding from him. Manzini: Have you ever heard of Pandora's Box? According to legend, all of the troubles in the world were once squeezed into one tiny, little box. Dodger: I don't understand. Manzini: Think of this as Pandora's Pail. NC: Why don't you just tell him what's really in there? A bunch of annoying shits that won't shut the fuck up, that'll keep him away from there! NC: [voice-over] So as Dodger continues to look after the store, one of the gang members named Tangerine comes around wearing a leotard made out of God-knows-how-many-dead-blue-leopards. NC: Aww, how charmingly creepy. I'll bet he's gonna be a great serial killer one day. NC: [voice-over] But the EVIL gang comes back again, lead by their leader, simply named "Juice". Tangerine: Juice, baby, come on! He's just a kid. He's not worth the time it'll take to beat him up, forget it! Juice: Wish I could help you, baby. But the little creep's gotta be taught a lesson. It's a matter of principle. NC: Yeah, that's pretty bad when you're jealous of a twelve-year-old. NC: [voice-over] Dodger tries to escape, but is pulled back by one of the gang members. NC: [voice-over] (As Dodger) Wow, this is gonna be the best death ever! (normal) But Dodger proves he still has a few tricks up his sleeve! NC: [voice-over] (As Wally) Wha? A basketball? I've never seen one of those before! Does it bite you, or (basketball hits Wally) OH! (normal) But the gang grabs Dodger and takes him into the sewer, where they pour a ton of sewer water all over him. Juice: See you later, creep. NC: (As Juice) You like that? I took hours thinking that up. I never heard of an education for nothin'! NC: [voice-over] But Dodger is pulled out by a group of people who look like they just came from the Munchkin Land ghetto. Valerie Vomit: Don't! That's poison. Windy Winston: This will make him wake up! Ali Gator: Same to you, Buddy! NC: [voice-over] Yeah, don't you love the way their lips move? It's not like you actually have to close your mouth all the way, is it? Nat Nerd: I'm Nat Nerd. Windy Winston: Fooled ya! I'm Windy Winston! NC: (Moves his mouth rigidly with his voice dubbed over to fill his crystal-clear speech) Because all people move their lips like this, right? (moves mouth a bit more) NC: [voice-over] Manzini comes back to find that the Garbage Pail Kids are loose, and is incredibly kind enough NOT to tell us where the hell they came from. Manzini: Meet the Garbage Pail Kids! Messy Tessie: Tessie. (Tessie motions to shake hands with Dodger, but she's covered in snot) Manzini: Don't shake hands with Messy Tessie. NC: Are they from another planet? Foul Phil: I'm Foul Phil! (To Manzini) Daddy? NC: Did they come from another dimension? Valerie Vomit: Hi! I'm Valerie Vomit! (Pretends to vomit, scaring off Dodger) NC: Do they have any personality outside of just doing gross stuff? Greaser Greg: I'm Greaser Greg. Wanna rumble, kid? Dodger: No, thanks. NC: Are any of them NOT racist? NC: [voice-over] Oh, look the nerdy one just pissed his pants. Because, that's funny, right? RIGHT? NC: The correct answer is...NO. (The word "NO" appears in big red subtitles) Manzini: Since you won't go back into the pail, you must at least promise me that you will... Garbage Pail Kids: Stay away from the Normies. Dodger: What are "Normies"? Greaser Greg: They're normal people. Messy Tessie: We got to hide from them. Ali Gator: Yeah, they think we're ugly. Manzini: Ugliness is not in a mirror. Ugliness is cruelty, meanness of spirit...greed. To be blessed with unusual features is an adventure. NC: He's right, you know. Beauty has always been in the eyes of the beholder. And anyone who has eyes can clearly see that they are ugly as sin! NC: [voice-over] So for some reason, Manzini doesn't have the right magic to get them back into the pail, which means Dodger has to spend most of his time looking after them, as Manzini tries to think up a way to get them back in their canned prison. NC: The faster you can get on top of that, the better! NC: [voice-over] Once he gets a break from the kids, Dodger goes to stalk that Tangerine chick, who, for some reason, likes to dress like she's a friggin' birthday present. NC: [voice-over] She tells Dodger that she's off to the dance court to sell some clothes she designed, and actually invites Dodger to come along with her. Dodger: So what do we do when we get there? Tangerine: What do you mean, like how do you sell the clothes? NC: [voice-over] WHAT THE HELL? NC: Why did she wait until nightfall to answer that question? Was she really just sitting there in total silence until she thought up a response? Dodger: So what do we do when we get there? Tangerine: What do you mean, like how do you sell the clothes? (NC screams, unprepared for her sudden response) Dodger: Yeah. NC: [voice-over] Boy, don't ask her to play Password anytime soon. So they get to the dance court to sell her clothes, when one of the women asks her for the shirt she's currently wearing. NC: [voice-over; as Dodger] Oh my God! Boobs! I didn't know she had boobs! It's the most terrifying thing I've ever seen! Why isn't somebody doing something? She has boobs, BOOBS! [Normal voice-over] Meanwhile, we cut back to the Garbage Pail Kids, who...um, just do stuff, I guess. Nat Nerd: We don't have any money! Greaser Greg: Hey, no problem. We'll carve out an IOU! (Brandishes a switchblade knife and clicks the blade open) NC: Oh, that's nice, one of the kids has a pocket knife. Remember, kids: Real beauty is on the inside, and if you disagree, I'LL CUT YOU OPEN TO PROVE IT! NC: [voice-over] So the kids end up STEALING A PEPSI TRUCK....yeah, that's a good lesson for children....as they accidentally drive over Juice's car. Juice: Look what you've done to my car! WHAT ARE YOU, CRAZY?! NC: OK, how the fuck do you drive over a car? It's not a goddamn monster truck. Valerie Vomit: Hey, we're the Pepsi generation! Laughs NC: [voice-over] Why do I get the feeling Pepsi regrets that promotional plug? Greaser Greg: Pass the mustard. Foul Phil: Pass the onions and garlic! Valerie Vomit: Ali, you ate my burger! Ali Gator: Was that yours? Valerie Vomit: Yeah! Ali Gator: Oh, yeah? Prove it! Valerie Vomit: I can't, you ate the evidence! Greaser Greg: Yeah, yeah, tough toothpaste! NC: WHERE'S THE STORY?! NC: [voice-over] I mean, did they just leave the camera on? They're doing nothing, absolutely nothing! GIVE US A PLOT, YOU DAMN MOVIE! Foul Phil: My tummy hurts! Windy Winston: What did you eat? Foul Phil: Everything! Windy Winston: That'll do it, alright! NC: This film is physically hurting me. NC: [voice-over] Well, the only thing that even comes close to a plot thread is that the kids can actually sew. Yeah, because, they really look like the sewing type, don't they? In fact, they're apparently so good at it, that they give Dodger a jacket, that looks so ridiculous that it wouldn't even make it as Michael Jackson's hand-me-downs. Seriously, only the fashionably-retarded would think this is actually good-- Tangerine: Wow! Where did you get those clothes? That is some coat! NC: I rest my case. NC: [voice-over] So, I guess people who dress like Christmas gifts really dig Dodger's fashion, as Tangerine suddenly sees a business opportunity. Tangerine: I was just thinking, maybe I could sell them for you, you know; along with mine. You know, that jacket makes you look...older. NC: (as Dustin Hoffman's character in The Graduate) Why, Miss Tangerine, you're trying to seduce me! NC: [voice-over] So he returns to the shop to tell the kids how it all went. Dodger: Tangerine loved the outfit. Greaser Greg: Uh, chicks is chicks, and I know my chicks. NC: (As Greaser Greg) Yeah, I know my chicks! They have penises, right? NC: [voice-over] But Dodger tells them that he needs more clothes to impress Tangerine. The kids agree to make more clothes as they hop to their feet and... Greaser Greg: (Singing) Why should we do something nice? NC: [voice-over] Oh, NO, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, NO! NC: A SONG?! THEY ACTUALLY HAVE A SONG IN THIS MOVIE?! NC: [voice-over] When did they at any point indicate that this was a musical? It's like a drive-by singing, it just comes out of nowhere! Windy Winston: (Singing) Come on, Kids! Take a shot! Show them what we really got! NC: [voice-over] On top of that, this song is just HORRIBLE. It sounds like a Disney ballad if it got sodomized by a donkey! NC: [voice-over as the Garbage Pail Kids; singing to the tune of "Heigh Ho"] Heigh ho, heigh ho, this movie's gonna blow! NC: [voice-over] Beside the fact that their lips never synch up during the song and that it's more like choreographed walking as opposed to dancing, am I the only one who finds it weird that they're singing about working together while they're stealing the equipment they need?!?! NC: The lessons in this movie are more imbalanced than a game of Jenga! NC: [voice-over] And just to top it all off, the nerdy kid pisses his pants again. NC: Oh yeah, because it was SO funny the first time. NC: [voice-over; As Dodger] Hello! It's morning, and I have no school, home or parents to report to! Dodger: Yo, guys! Got breakfast for ya. Greaser Greg: Hey, if you do get that chick, all you got is trouble. Dodger: I just want her to like me. Valerie Vomit: Careful what you wish for, you might get it. NC: Ah, words of wisdom from Valerie Vomit, thank you so much. NC: [voice-over] So Dodger goes off to show off the new clothes while the kids just...(Sigh) sit around, I guess. Nat Nerd: Look what I found! Shows off a TV Ali Gator: Aww, it doesn't work. Windy Winston: Oh, no! Messy Tessie: I'll fix it. Foul Phil: No, you broke it! Messy Tessie: Well, maybe we should get back to work. Ali Gator: No way! Greaser Greg: Yeah! All work and no play? No way! NC: DO SOMETHING! NC: [voice-over] I'm tired of sitting around listening to the high school version of "I Can't Believe It's Not Muppets"! Just do something productive, ANYTHING, I don't care! Valerie Vomit: Let's go see a movie picture! NC: Yes! Watching any movie different from the one I'm watching now is definitely a plus! NC: [voice-over] So the kids dress up in costumes as they walk among the normal people. You know, how come in movies, no one can ever see past a trench coat and fedora hat? Are they like Clark Kent's hypnotizing glasses, do they just make people stupider? Nat Nerd: Hey, check it out! Old Faithful! NC: Oh yay, another pissing-your-pants joke, because you know: Twelfth time's a charm! NC: [voice-over] So they find some miniature ATVs because most good antique stores have miniature ATVs and they go to a movie theater where they're showing Three Stooges shorts. NC: First of all, WHAT movie theater shows Three Stooges shorts anymore? This isn't the forties! NC: [voice-over] Second, is everyone in this theater high? I mean, I love the Three Stooges, but they're all laughing like fucking hyenas! NC: Maybe they've been devoid of real humor in this movie that even the moderately-funny stuff seems incredible to them. NC: [voice-over] After that, they take a stop at the toughest bar in the world that is literally titled "The Toughest Bar in the World". Who wrote this? NC: LOOK OUT! Puppets created by Jim Henson's mentally-retarded brother! Bar Owner: Hold it, hold it! The little sucker's got guts. Drinks for everybody! NC: (Slaps himself) What kind of bar would operate like that?! Hey, that kid just killed my wife, ate my dog, and crucified my mother! He's got guts. Drinks for everybody! NC: [voice-over] So, I know what you're thinking: These kids are just so charming and irresistible, surely there must be more of their kind somewhere. Dodger: Where are your friends now? Valerie Vomit: We think they might be locked up somewhere! Foul Phil: In a really terrible place! Windy Winston: In the State Home for the Ugly! Dodger: State Home for the Ugly? I can't believe people would actually make a place like that. NC: Wait, wait. State Home for the Ugly? You're kidding, right? Manzini: I didn't want to believe that such a place could actually exist. Dodger: Do you believe it now? Manzini: Oh, now, yes. NC: YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS! NC: [voice-over] Yes! Apparently there's a State Home for the Ugly, where men literally walk around with nets and capture ugly people, the same way dog catchers capture puppies for the pound. Guard 1: You shouldn't wear a mask unless it's Halloween, kid. Guard 2: No hard feelings, hey kid? NC: WHAT WORLD, REALITY, DRUGS...WHERE WOULD YOU EVEN GET FUNDING FOR THAT?! NC: [voice-over] I mean, you're telling me there's an actual State Home for the Ugly and yet Joan Rivers, Michael Moore, and Carrot Top are allowed to roam free?! NC: What kind of sick, crazy world is this? Dodger: So are we gonna find the place? Manzini: Saddle up, partner. We're gonna find the Home for the Ugly. Dodger: All right! NC: [voice-over] So, yeah, where the hell did this plot thread come in? Who the fuck cares? Let's just follow it and see how much damage it causes. Okay, so they find the State Home for the Ugly where they plan to break in one night and get all the ugly people out. But it has to wait as the other plot thread about the designed clothes is taking place as well. How did we go from a movie with no plotlines to a movie with too many plotlines? Tangerine: You gonna make a lot more of those things for me? I got big plans for us. Dodger: Us? NC: [voice-over] Dude, is she nibbling his ear? You can go to jail for that! Tangerine: Bye, baby. I'll see you tomorrow. NC: [As Tangerine] I'll be sure to tell all my other pedophile friends how cool you are! NC: [voice-over] But it turns out Tangerine's heart still belongs to Juice. Good God! "Tangerine", "Juice"? This isn't a cast of characters, it's a fucking grocery list. Juice: It feels lousy, abandoning my principles for money. Tangerine: Principles? Juice: Yeah, letting the little creep live. NC: (Disbelieving) WHAT IS UP WITH THIS GUY? Did Dodger kill his father or something? I mean, what's up with the hate? NC: [voice-over; as Juice] I suppose I should be dealing some drugs or robbing some liquor stores, but nah. A twelve-year old with a fashion scheme, that's where the real money is. NC: [voice-over] Oh! Wait a minute! I think they're gonna do another pissing pants joke again! NC: (Chuckles) Well, you know what they say: If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, TRY, TRY, TRY...(Voice speeds up until he's squeaky-voiced and he screams "TRY" repeatedly as he becomes increasingly agitated and violent; he proceeds to slam his head on the desk repeatedly until he finally snaps) UNTIL YOUR FUCKING LITTLE MIND CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE! NC: [voice-over] But Juice finds out about the Garbage Pail Kids, breaks into the store, and sends them to the State Home For the Ugly. Why? So that Tangerine can take credit for the clothes that they made as she displays them in her very own fashion show. Uhh, you know, you still need the kids to make future clothes, right? Dodger: Where are they? WHERE?! NC: [mocking Dodger] I'm acting! (Whines) NC: [voice-over] So the bullies take Dodger out back and throw him into a dumpster to keep him out of trouble. But little did they know that clever ol' Dodger could get OUT of the dumpster. NC: [voice-over] Meanwhile, at the State Home for the Ugly, they keep the kids locked up with all of history's hideous treasures, like Gandhi, Abraham Lincoln, and Santa Claus. Did they ever read this out loud? Guard 1: They're crying. Reckon we should shut them up? Guard 2: They'll be gone soon. Guard 1: Gone where? NC: So not only do they imprison ugly people, but they also kill them? Look, I know the Reagan years weren't always perfect but, somehow I just can't see him signing off an establishment like this! NC: [voice-over; as Reagan] Ugly people need to be destroyed. NC: [normal voice-over] But luckily, Dodger and Captain Manzini come along to save the day.[As Manzini] I'm so glad I can free you from this prison just so I can entrap you in an even smaller garbage can, hooray! [normal voice-over] There's even a scene where a bunch of their biker friends use their harleys to rip the bars off the windows. Why? They took out all the guards, why didn't they just go through the front door? NC: [mocking tone] Use your thoughts, writers! Use your thoughts! NC: [voice-over] So they all make it to Tangerine's fashion show where they plan to show that thief a thing or two. NC: Oh, great, so what are they gonna do? Like, throw paint on the clothes, cut the dresses into ribbons, or.... NC: [voice-over] Strip them off the models exposing their almost totally naked bodies? IS THIS MOVIE FOR KIDS OR WHAT?! So then we get an exciting climax, which consists of a lot of farting, sneezing, and even vomiting. Gee, could this be anymore enchanting? NC: (Quietly) Delightful. NC: [voice-over] Then get the final showdown between Juice and little Dodger. NC: Dude, you're beating up a twelve-year old? What an asshole! NC: (Laughing) You're getting beat up by a twelve-year old, what an asshole. NC: [voice-over] But Captain Manzini comes in to calm little Dodger down. NC: [voice-over] (As Dodger, sniffling) I wish my parents had been written into this movie. They would know how to comfort me. [normal] So after the fashion show is destroyed, Tangerine tries to make amends with Dodger, but somehow being lied to, abused, molested, and beaten both physically and mentally doesn't quite do it for Dodger anymore. Dodger: No thanks. I don't think you're pretty anymore. (Tangerine is crushed, and Dodger walks away) NC: [voice-over] (As Tangerine) Wow, I got burned by a fifth grader. I think I've hit a new low. [normal voice-over] So Manzini tries to sing the kids back into the pail with a spell he's written, but ultimately backfires, as those lovable rapscallions ride into the night looking for more media art forms to destroy. What a fucking load. NC: (Outraged and mad as hell) THIS...IS...IT. THE WORST! THE ABSOLUTE WORST! NO story, NO character, NO plot....Just pain! Pure, concentrated PAIN! There's never been anything this bad in the history of badness! It should be studied, it should be analyzed! It is...(Speaks in a Satanic tone) PURE EVIL! NC: [voice-over] I don't know whether to give it to a scientist to examine or a priest to exorcise! I mean, it is remarkable, it is absolutely remarkable! Even the closing credits are hurting me! Everything about this movie is just plain HORRENDOUS! NC: In fact, I don't why know I'm still watching it. I should turn it off before anything else-(He proceeds to turn it off, but there is a bright flash off light.) Oh my God! (Two more flashes.) Oh my God! (Another flash as he enters a bright, flashy portal from 2001: A Space Odyssey.) The movie is so bad it's actually splitting the fabric of space and time! (He enters the portal and makes weird faces.) NC: (In deep tone) My God! It's full of shit! (He starts yelling inaudibly, and then he enters a bright room. He looks around and sees and older version of himself with long hair, eating Cheerios 2.) NC: (To older self) Where am I? Older NC: You are inside the bad movie. A film so horrible that it actually ages even as you watch yourself. NC: Wow! The movie's that bad? Older NC: Yes. Now piss off! (Throws a bagel at younger NC's head, knocking him out.) I'm trying to eat my processed cereal. (A bagel is thrown at him.) Oldest NC: ( Who is shown to have short curly hair.) Will you shut up, I'm tryin' to die over here for cryin' out loud! Well, I'm done for, but at least I don't have to see that shit-load ass of a movie again. (He laughs weakly, then has a surprised look on his face. He looks up, and sees the DVD floating in mid-air. He reaches out for it, only to give the middle finger. Then he's shown to be a piece of crap, wearing the the hat and glasses.) NC: My God! It turned it to what the movie always was. A dirty piece of crap! ( Sing to tune of Also Sprach Zarathustra) Oh my God! (The camera enters in on the DVD, then shows space, the Moon, and Earth.) It sucks! It sucks so bad makes you real mad it's rather sad. (He then is shown to be viewing the Earth from space.) Oh my God! It sucks! Sad but true. (The camera then shows him singing in an opera like way.) I'm the Nostalgia Critic, I remember it, so you, don't have to. The End. (The last clip shows Blythe laughing weird again.) Note: This movie was ranked the Nostalgia Critic's #1 Worst Movie ever.
- The Garbage Pail Kids may refer to:
* A series of trading cards.
* The animated series Garbage Pail Kids.
* The Garbage Pail Kids Movie.
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