THe guy behind this is currently working on an Angry Video Game Nerd game.

it would have been funny if the first five minutes of the game were just featureless landscape with no enemies, just driving and driving

I don't need all the little boxes pointing out all the stupid references to shit. This game looks way too fucking easy, and also ripped off of some Castlevania.

The airplane scene was the only objectively good part of Manos.

While I like the idea, I think it's a bit dubious that this is a commercial game.

The�Master�would not approve�of such things.

Remember when a seanbaby game was unbelievable? Now everything gets one.

Torgo's Flying Circus. I wonder what Hal Warren would think of this. He seemed like a pretty fun guy, so maybe he would have loved it.

I read somewhere that a guy, in the process of buying a whole bunch of old film reels, unknowingly bought an original work print of Manos, and is trying to have it released on Blu-ray. I've seen clips in HD. It's nice.

Guns with tracking bullets.

I'm still waiting for the space mutiny game.

I was hoping for something like an action adventure game based on the movie. You can make anything interesting with a platformer loosely based on something.

You should go find SD Splatterhouse if you like this. It's also a goofy sendup of its own series, depicted as a cheesy horror movie, with bosses like The Fly and Thriller MJ, and secret warp zones where cute girls give you treasures that probably unlock some mega-happy secret ending (not that I ever found them all). Also, chibi-Rick is way too cute for somebody who hacks enemies to bits with an axe.

Actually, just go play SD Splatterhouse regardless.

The end credits point out that this game contains Squirm (a snake), a Crawling Hand, a Screaming Skull, and the like. But no Rowsdower?