An absolute embarrassment for everyone involved. A nonsensical bad trip put to film.

Rating: 1/10 (3 April 2019)

OK, the 7+ rating for this movie has to be the result of planted reviews by people associated with this mess because this was one of the most appallingly bad films I ever suffered through. It looked like someone had a bad trip and decided to throw everything and the kitchen sink on film and call it a movie. "Hey, let's toss in an amusement park, some sort of pointless 1986 flashback to Hands Across America, and how about a bunch of rabbits just 'cause! Oh, and let's put everyone in red suits. And we'll make those random bits of nonsense part of a secret underworld scenario where everyone has a double who lacks simple intelligence and the ability to speak but act out what people do above ground not much different than playing air drums in your bedroom." I mean this was beyond ridiculous.
But aside from ludicrous, it was also extremely annoying. The way the female lead's doppelganger spoke was irritating and grating. But that was only enhanced by the idea that everyone else from the underground world could only grunt and scream. And that final attempt at a twist was not only predictable, it was far too late to try any form of redemption because by this point the resentment of having sat through the film was firmly in place. To add to the insult, some fool decided to let this atrocity go out to an unsuspecting public at a two hour run time. Perhaps a little courtesy in editing could have spared us maybe thirty minutes less, or better yet, 1 hour 56 minutes less. I'm amazed that time and money went into creating this grade Z cinema. While watching, I felt extremely embarrassed for the actors, director, writers, and everyone involved. Yes, it was really that bad.