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* TechnologyMarchesOn: One kill is set up when a group of people are forced to try and find someone who will let them use their home phone to make a call after their car runs out of gas. The fact that cell phones are not even mentioned in this scene pegs it to a time before they became ubiquitous.
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* CreatorBacklash: Editor George Bolden has completely disavowed this film, and even wrote an IMDB review pleading people not to judge his body of work (of which has been mostly documentary-based) off this movie.
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* OldShame: Editor George Bolden has completely disavowed this film, and even wrote an IMDB review pleading people not to judge his body of work (of which has been mostly documentary-based) off this movie.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Michael Mfume had mentioned a script for a sequel/spin-off named ''The Awakening'' in early interviews, but nothing panned out.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Aside from the fact that the dialogue is heavily prevalent on TotallyRadical lingo and conversations, there are numerous references to pop culture works like ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'' and ''Franchise/RoboCop,'' along with references to Music/MCHammer and [[UsefulNotes/TheGulfWar Operation Desert Storm]].
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* OldShame: Editor George Bolden has completely disavowed this film, and even wrote an IMDB review pleading people not to judge his body of work (of which has been mostly documentary-based) off this movie.
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* NoBudget: The estimated budget for the film was a whopping ''$650'' - and it shows.
* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: The film was produced in 1992 (under the title ''The Weekend It Lives''), and even received a brief theatrical showing in Baltimore, Maryland, but sat on the shelf for a decade before being released to DVD in 2002.
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shows. The movie appears to be shot on 16mm film but was edited on videotape and none of the dialogue was [[LoopingLines ADRed]].
* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: The film was produced in 1992 (under the title ''The Weekend It Lives''), and even received a brief theatrical showing in Baltimore,Maryland, Maryland and a very limited VHS release, but sat on the shelf for a decade before being released to DVD in 2002.
* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: The film was produced in 1992 (under the title ''The Weekend It Lives''), and even received a brief theatrical showing in Baltimore,
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Mfume, for all the film's faults, genuinely tried to make a decent film on a [[NoBudget shoestring budget]].
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Having watched the entire thing and looking it over, it was actually pretty good once the glaring budget/effects-related problems were dispensed with. At the very least, it's a comedy film worth watching if only for the Narm.
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* NoBudget: The estimated budget for the film was a whopping ''$650'' - and it shows.
* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: The film was produced in 1992 (under the title ''The Weekend It Lives''), and even received a brief theatrical showing in Baltimore, Maryland, but sat on the shelf for a decade before being released to DVD in 2002.
* TheShelfOfMovieLanguishment: The film was produced in 1992 (under the title ''The Weekend It Lives''), and even received a brief theatrical showing in Baltimore, Maryland, but sat on the shelf for a decade before being released to DVD in 2002.
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Shout Outs are not Trivia. Neither Stock footage for that matter.
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** The host of the YourMom competition calls someone "[[MCHammer Hammer]]".
** When one of the group members fell, he said that [[{{Memes/Advertising}} he fell, and he can't get up.]]
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** The host of the YourMom competition calls someone "[[MCHammer Hammer]]".
** When one of the group members fell, he said that [[{{Memes/Advertising}} he fell, and he can't get up.]]
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** The host of the YourMom competition calls someone "[[MCHammer Hammer]]".
** When one of the group members fell, he said that [[{{Memes/Advertising}} he fell, and he can't get up.]]
* StockFootage: In the scene where Harry finds a car, the group shouts, "Oh, shit!" And then they replay it backwards. Also, the scene where Nikki flees and screams is played at least twice.
