one of my absolute favorites!

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

Back in the early 90's, me and the lads went to the local video store and found we had seen everything decent, so we went for something completely off the wall and chose "Oversexed rug suckers from mars".Wow! what an experience. We all sat there in silence until the end of the film, just glued to the screen by the movie magic before us. Never before has any director squeezed such an amazing performance from household appliances. The film drifted slightly in the middle but on the whole it was fantastic! I don't want to say too much as this will impair your first time experience, just watch it for yourselves (if you can find it!).

This was probably one of the best films I have ever seen. From the hilariously cheesy beginning to the poignant, heart-rending end, this is a film that will truly stay with you. Dusty, a relative unknown, delivered a stellar performance as the lead character. As the film opened I was dubious, but as soon as Dusty and Vernon came on the scene I was riveted. There's much more to this film than simply camp. The moving and tragic tale of Dusty's journey interweaves seamlessly with a full cast of well-rounded characters. This isn't simply a movie about a vacuum cleaner. It is a movie about people. It is a movie about the strength of true love, and having the courage to follow your heart. Complete with murder, mayhem, sex, love, tragedy, and a spectacular twist to the main romance, Oversexed Rugsuckers delivers a truly beautiful motion picture experience.

Well, Kira Philips and Miles O'Brien, in speaking about Mars, spoke about this movie on August 27, 2003 as one of 108 movies with the name "Mars" in the title. I don't think that the movie would have been mentioned at all if it was not at least funny. Has anyone seen this film on TV and/or at art film showcases such as the Museum of Modern Art in NYC?

Vacuum cleaners rape women, and one falls in love with a man. They spend time together, criminals are involved and the film ends with a chase with everyone on shopping trolleys using groceries as weapons. One good scene to look out for is the sequence where the man and his vacuum lover are reunited and run into each others arms over a bridge to the tune of romeo and juliet!