Number one - that is not a Camaro. I of all people would know. Secondly,
they haven't even spelled Camaro properly. Did this movie actually have an
Editor? And thirdly, where am I? I clearly remember filming this scene, so
they seem to have blue-screened me out or something. So I'm not exactly sure
how I'm supposed to be listening to my radio here. You'll have to use your
imagination. Interesting tidbit - I was actually working as a janitor at a time-travel
research centre when I was cast for this movie. Of course, that was before I
got my big break. Now I work evenings bussing tables at Denny's. That is not me. Period. I don't know who that buffoon is, or how he found
himself in my movie, but I can assure you it was without my permission.
Knowing how low budget this film was, they probably just used stock footage
from some old government films. Thanks, Ed Wood. As I'm sure you can already tell, that is not a actual functioning time
travel machine. We made sure to disable its flux capacitor before filming.
Great special effects, guys. Really.
After experiencing technical difficulties, Shorts crash-lands in the desert. What just happened here? What kind of "technical difficulties" cause the
rear half of your time machine to disappear and be replaced with a giant
fire? This is another post-production change, because originally in that
scene my ship only broke into three pieces.
