In my most recent episode of the Films I Own That I Haven't Watched (Yet), I'm sifting through my ever-growing DVD collection, exploring the early works of Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson. And film number two is the low-budget Muppets movie for adults, "Meet The Feebles." Join me as I delve into this unique and offbeat film for the first time and share my thoughts!

Meet The Feebles (1989): Directed by Peter Jackson, "Meet The Feebles" is a darkly comedic and bizarre puppet film that follows the behind-the-scenes shenanigans of a dysfunctional puppet cast working on a seedy variety show. As they prepare for their big live performance, the lives of the Feebles characters are filled with scandal, betrayal, and debauchery.

The film features a colorful cast of characters, including Heidi, the star of the show; Bletch, the sleazy walrus producer; and Robert, the lovelorn hedgehog. As their personal dramas unfold, the Feebles must navigate through a series of outrageous and often grotesque situations.

"Meet The Feebles" is known for its irreverent humor, over-the-top puppetry, and biting satire of the entertainment industry. Despite its unconventional approach, the film has garnered a cult following for its audacious and boundary-pushing style. Join me as I experience "Meet The Feebles" for the first time and share my impressions!

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