So strange that this film names a character after the musician, Kate Bush. It's hard to stay immersed in the film, when every mention of the character makes you think of the musician with the same name. It's so jarring.

This film does feel like it has been influenced to some extent by the film, Barbarella (1968). In that film, the character Durand-Durand (sic) inspired the band name of Duran Duran. So perhaps "Kate Bush" is used as the name of a character in this film, to provide some sort of symmetry?

To the extent that there is a story here ("unearthing some old Kate Bush"), perhaps the moral of the story is that all vinyl fans should play Kate Bush's A side and then turn her over and play her B side?

From the moment a "fifth element" blond naive girl meets a buried to the neck, snarling, naked medusa whom she releases and murders the naked "Heathers" I was appalled, hooked, repulsed, turned on, laughed, tensed up, grossed out and finally thoroughly, thoroughly confused. I loved it and it will play on repeat on my video enabled gravestone.

Watch this if you like your "Barbarella" with added psychedelics, plenty of goo hanging from bushes, tentacled-penis endowed Androids and ball-bearing lactation. The fact that there are hats that reminded me of a mad Aunt I knew didn't help me take it seriously. And as for the kiddie-prop guns named after fashion houses, take that NRA!