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KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park - The Cinema Snob

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Musical March in September is here! The Cinema Snob kicks off the month by reviewing this cult classic 1978 KISS TV movie.

Writer/Creator: Brad Jones
Title Card: Shaun Millington

End Screen: Nick Michalak, http://www.ravensfilm.com

Music: Karl Casey at White Bat Audio
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20 Comments

@gustavohernandeza.890 5 years ago (edited)

Devereaux's last words: And I would have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for you meddling KISS!

@razieltalos 5 years ago

Rock and roll all night and not give a fuck every day is my new motto

@karrihart1 5 years ago

"No one wants to be Peter Criss, Lois. Not even Peter Criss."

@yogisie 5 years ago (edited)

I saw this when I was 8 years old when this came out the same year as The Star Wars Holiday Special. I can’t decide which I want to forget about more.

@geraldbruce886 2 years ago

KISS were fortunate that the Razzie Awards were created two to three years after this was released. I'm sure that they are thankful for the Village People movie and Xanadu as they shadowed them.

@DanaTheInsane 3 years ago

I was a 13 year old Kiss fan when this was released. By the end of the credits I wasn’t anymore.

@jokerz79 5 years ago

Lloyd seeing the Snob dressed as a cat and thinks "Yeah I don't care what you wear it's not happening.".

@edgarcabrera22 5 years ago

"... the set of Grizzly 2. I suspect no problems with that movie."

Oh man, now THAT'S continuity!

@AndrewCarollo1981 4 years ago

This movie is One of my guilty pleasures.

@wopjohn 5 years ago

Strange that 1978 also saw the creation of the Star Wars Holiday Special

@wopjohn 5 years ago

4:00 i wonder how much that "grotesque" KISS cutout would be worth today 💋

@themoviedealers 5 years ago

Anthony Zerbe was in every TV show in the 1970s.

@Thegr8MC 5 years ago (edited)

My therapist: "Ahegao face George Washington isn't real. He can't hurt you."
Ahegao face George Washington: 9:52

@_EVANERV_ 5 years ago

Back in the late 90's me and my family visited Toronto. One night we decided to attend their long running Phantom of the Opera show. And believe it or not, Paul Stanley of KISS played the Phantom in the show and he was quite a good singer! It was quite the treat!

@Launchpad05 5 years ago

Wow, Hanna-Barbera got a horror director to helm their 'Kiss' TV movie. You should also review the 'Scooby-Doo Meets Kiss' movie sometime.

@godmaentertainment4375 5 years ago (edited)

YES He is a great actor and rememberable

@leewilson1316 5 years ago

Ace Frehley's black stunt double! I remember once reading an interview with Stanley in which he stated that after seeing the film in a private screening he'd never felt so embarrassed! Said something like he wished he could've just melted into his seat rather than lock eyes with anyone after it was over!

@missylissy200 2 years ago

13:00 "I asked for Pepsi in my trailer God dammit" 😂😂😂😂

@rsilkw2 5 years ago

When I was watching the episode of Family Guy that these “Kiss Saves Christmas” clips were from years ago, I so badly wanted them to be an actual Christmas special. This Cinema Snob episode has rekindled that desire.