The better way to describe this atrocity is to compare a picture of Sean Young in the 1984 Dune and a picture of her in this (sic) film. Of course, it would be very ungentlemanly for me to go into the details, but it was, let's say, a somewhat weird and enlightening experience.
Anyway, everything in this mixture of a dumpster fire with a train wreck is abysmally bad.
Planet Dune is one of those films made with pocket money collected from a few friends, a few coins found under the couch, written by high school dropouts and acted by "actors" who would not be able to act in a pre-school play.
I only wonder what made Sean Young be on it.... Maybe she is owing money to a loan shark, has some gambling debts, has an expensive addiction....who knows!
Anyway, everything in this mixture of a dumpster fire with a train wreck is abysmally bad.
Planet Dune is one of those films made with pocket money collected from a few friends, a few coins found under the couch, written by high school dropouts and acted by "actors" who would not be able to act in a pre-school play.
I only wonder what made Sean Young be on it.... Maybe she is owing money to a loan shark, has some gambling debts, has an expensive addiction....who knows!