One More Time

About This Movie

So, One More Time is this curious film that feels like a twisted love letter to Steckler's earlier work, particularly The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!?. It’s got that off-kilter vibe, balancing the surreal with the absurd. The atmosphere is a mix of campy horror and charmingly bizarre moments, almost like a fever dream. Practical effects are a highlight, with a palpable sense of low-budget creativity that gives it character. The pacing is erratic, but there's something enjoyable about its unpredictability. It’s a film that stands out in the realm of underground cinema, showcasing a unique vision and a certain impracticality that keeps it interesting.

One More Time has a niche collector interest, largely due to its connection to Steckler's previous work. It’s not widely available, making it somewhat scarce in the market, and collectors often seek it out for its unique place in the underground film scene. The film was released on DVD in limited runs but hasn't seen much re-release action, which adds to its allure among those interested in obscure cinema.