Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Pumaman (Season 10 / Ep. 3) [1980]

Director:	Alberto De Martino
Writer:	Massimo De Rita
Composer:	Mario Vulpiani

Length:	97 minutes (1 hour 37 minutes)
MPAA Rating:	UR
Sorting Category:	Comedy

IMDB Rating:	9.2/10
Amazon Rating:	4.5/5 stars
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Classifications:

Comedy
Puppets
Action
Fantasy
Drama

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Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection Volume 29

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Synopsis: Low-budget film about a young man given a mystical medallion by an Aztec shaman, in order to become a puma-empowered champion like his father before him.

Reaction: The film is ridiculous, but the MST treatment is hilarious.

Personal Rating: 9/10

Select Cast and Crew

Alberto De Martino	=>	Director
Massimo De Rita	=>	Writer
Mario Vulpiani	=>	Composer
Angelo Ragusa	=>	Thug ^(uncredited)
Benito Stefanelli	=>	Rankin, Kobras' Lieutenant
Beth McKeever	=>	Staci (MST)
Bill Corbett	=>	Crow T. Robot�/�Observer (MST)

Donald Pleasence	=>	Kobras�(as Donald Pleasance)

Edward Mannix	=>	Rankin ^(voice) ^(uncredited)
Franco Ukmar	=>	Kobras Man ^(uncredited)
Geoffrey Copleston	=>	Sir George Bradley (as Jeffrey Coppleston)
Giovanni Cianfriglia	=>	Thug ^(uncredited)
Guido Lollobrigida	=>	Kobras Thug with Moustache
Kevin Murphy	=>	Tom Servo�/�Professor Bobo�/ Roger Whitaker (MST)

Marco Stefanelli	=>	Kobras Thug ^(uncredited)
Mary Jo Pehl	=>	Pearl Forrester�/ Shelli the Nanite (MST)

Michael J. Nelson	=>	Mike Nelson (MST)

Miguel �ngel Fuentes	=>	Vadinho�(as Miguel Angel Fuentes)
Nello Pazzafini	=>	Hitman ^(uncredited)
Omero Capanna	=>	Kobras Man ^(uncredited)
Patrick Brantseg	=>	Gypsy�/ Brian (MST)
Paul Chaplin	=>	Ortega (MST)
Peter Cellier	=>	Museum Curator
Silvano Tranquilli	=>	Ambassador Dobson
Sydne Rome	=>	Miss Jane Dobson
Walter George Alton	=>	Prof. Tony Farms�/�Puma Man

Random Trivia For This Title:

Star Donald Pleasence once cited this as the worst film he had ever been in.
When "Roger Whittaker" (as played by Kevin Murphy) appears at the end, everything he says is sung like a line from "The Last Farewell," Mr. Whittaker's hit song.