Cap'n Krock and the Rare Blue Apes
A boy runs away from home with his duck, Mr. Quack Quack. Together, they meet The Rare Blue Apes and help them in their struggle against the evil Swampies.
Trailer
Cast
Donn Greer
Director
Fatimah Boudewyn
Mother
Zain Rahnat
Zain
Geraldine Lee
Jennie
Hugh Boudewyn
Father
Owen Evans
Ben the Hermit
John Price
Van Gelder
Peter Kuok
Chinese Pirate
Mary Lee
Malay Princess
Brian Chappel
Lord Pennington
Abu Bakar Bin Aziz
Atchoo
S.K. Pillai
Boo-Boo
Halim Syed Omar
Rum-Tum
Din Syed Kamaruddin Mohd
Oompah
Kerry Gifford
Hairybelle
Anna Rahmat
Aroma
Martin De Rozario
Krock
Mr. Quack-Quack
Self
David Joyce
Nonnie
Donn Greer
Writer
Peter Scriven
Writer
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
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source: Cap'n Krock and the Rare Blue Apes
This is another previously lost flick that has recently been unearthed and released by Vinegar Syndrome. I am a little surprised this didn't get wider distribution early in its life as it feels like it is odd enough to garner something of a cult following. For those who have ever delved into the weirder side of kiddie matinees this definitely offers up some reasons to become a classic: surprisingly detailed lore, ridiculous looking costumes, some lavish set pieces, some amazing shooting locations, a fun animal sidekick, and a finale that is far higher stakes than you'd ever expect. I'd rate it higher but the low points are pretty bad and basically just feature some characters walking around while they banter. Additionally the cast of characters isn't as colorful as you'd expect from the initial psychotronic first act which makes things like the walk and talk approach to filler all the more patience testing. Still this is at least memorable as it is fairly weird but I'm not sure I'd suggest it to anyone who isn't already into psychotronic kid matinees as this is too poorly paced to make a convert out of most people.
