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Matt Mercury, Plot of the Galactic Mastermind (2015) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 1, 2015

Original Title:
Matt Mercury, Plot of the Galactic Mastermind

Genres:
Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Big Tex Movin' Picture Company

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 76

Overview from TheMovieDB

A film by Star Blasting comic book artist Bill Hughes. In the future of our dreams, there lurks a villain from our nightmares. Matt Mercury and his Rocket Rangers encounter a mutant super-genius, called Professor Brainwave, who is on a mission to steal the Earth. Brainwave is from a mysterious region of space, known as the Alpha Zone and he is under the control of a giant one-eyed brain called the Galactic Mastermind. Mercury is more concerned about the affections of his half human, half house cat girlfriend, Mulkress Dunner. Pressure builds on Mercury when Mulkress is kidnapped, along with the Earth. Will Dr. Syfer's robotic Lima Beans save the day? Can a cranky robot, an ape scientist, an inarticulate Cyclops, a molten man in an iron mask, a self-absorbed battleship Captain, an eight-year-old boy or a disaffected girl side-kick do any better? Will Matt, see justice prevail... or at least get a call back from his girlfriend?

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