Скачать или смотреть 'The Apple': From Worst Movie Ever To Cult Classic?

Movie history is filled with films that initially bombed, only to be rediscovered and embraced years later. Some become "so bad they're good" cult favorites, while others leave us wondering, "How did this ever get made?"
The 1980 musical sci-fi film The Apple falls squarely into the latter category. Set in a "futuristic" 1994, the film follows two young musicians who sign with a sinister record label, Boogalow International Music. Themes of conformity vs. rebellion and biblical allegory (Adam and Eve, anyone?) abound.

Produced by Cannon Films, known more for its over-the-top action flicks than thoughtful musicals, and directed by the flamboyant the late Menahem Golan, The Apple was a box office disaster upon release. Critics savaged it, with some calling it one of the worst movies ever made. It currently holds a dismal 27% on Rotten Tomatoes.  Yet, somehow, The Apple has garnered a cult following.

Catherine Mary Stewart, the film's star (and beloved 80s actress from Night of the Comet and The Last Starfighter) recently reflected on the film's chaotic production and her own wild experiences during filming at the The Last Starfighter 40th Anniversary Panel at Retro Con 2024.

Have you braved The Apple? Whether you're curious to revisit this bizarre spectacle or experience its "glory" for the first time, The Apple is available on DVD, digital platforms, and streaming on Pluto TV.

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