A new breed of bees is emerging. And a scientist finds a way to (get this) talk with them...because they're intelligent!
Then they threaten to take over the world unless humankind straightens up and flies right.
Bryan "Allen Smithee" Cassidy
Smithee Award Nominations
Worst Science
Microwaved Bees Form Computers!
John and Dr. Hummel expleains that radiating the bees made them form structures like computer chips and made them intelligent! And the old doc has translated "ze dance of ze bees!"
Acting Appropriately Stupid
Acting Apiarially Stupid
Now, I'm not up on my Portuguese, but I'm pretty sure that big, scary, red sign does not say "Honey." Not to mention the fact that there's a sign that reads "DANGER" above the door on the inside, and they're clearly speaking English. But ignoring all signs (literal and otherwise) of danger, the father leads his son on a honey heist headed for horrific disaster!
Crummiest Ending
The Bees and the Humans Share the Cosmos
The UN won't listen! So the bees take matters into their own wings. They crash through the windows and threaten the delegation! And now...either we share the domination of Earth with the bees...or they'll kill us all. Ouch! That stings!
Worst Acting
Dolittle He Ain't
John Carradine's goofy "zzzz-zzz-zzz"ing and hand movements.
There's Nothing Like a Good Death Scene...and This Is Nothing Like a Good Death Scene
Uncle Siggy gets a death scene... "Don't try to save me! Too much blood loss. And I won't tell you who shot me...the BEES know!" Oh...and "The bees can think!"
From Mexico, directed about 25 films down there,
including the comedy Capulina 'Speedy'
González: 'El Rápido' as well as many
unintentional comedies like this.
Easily mistaken for Michael Ironside,
Saxon has been
in nearly 200 roles. From Lt. Thompson
in the
A Nightmare on Elm Street
franchise to
Roper in Enter the Dragon
to Agent Chase
in From Dusk Til Dawn.
You've seen him.
A Chicago-area model, she started on the
small screen, then broke into the movies
as the homewrecking Helene Donnelly in
I Love My Wife. Went on to
be Pamela Balsam in How To Seduce
a Woman; Diane Marshall in
The Teacher; and First Lady
of the Evening in Amazon Women on
the Moon. Sexy stuff.
A great Shakespearean actor, his deep
voice is
instantly recognizable, as is his
presence in many, many
mediocre horror films toward the end of
his career. Did
everything from The Ten
Commandments to
Dracula. Lent his voice to
the Great Owl in
The Secret of N.I.M.H..
Father of actor/kung
fu guy David.
Crummiest Ending
Alfredo Zacharias
John Saxon
Angel Tompkins
John Carradine
Roger Cudney
