And There's More

A surreal and absurd comedy short film, 'And There's More' features a series of disconnected, bizarre sketches that showcase a unique brand of British humor. The film is characterized by its rapid-fire gags, unexpected twists, and a general sense of playful anarchy. It delves into nonsensical scenarios, often playing with linguistic humor and visual absurdity. The overarching theme, if one can be identified, is the exploration of the ridiculous and the mundane colliding in unexpected ways.

As a short comedy film from the late 80s, 'And There's More' did not receive widespread critical reviews in the traditional sense. Its reception was primarily within niche comedy circles and among fans of its particular brand of surreal British humor. It's often remembered for its distinctive, off-kilter comedic style that predated and influenced later sketch comedy shows.

• Praised for its unique and surreal comedic sensibility.

• Noted for its rapid-fire gags and absurd scenarios.

• Seen as a precursor to modern sketch comedy styles.

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The film features early appearances by comedians David Schneider and Rob Newman, who would go on to greater fame in British comedy, particularly with the sketch show 'The Mary Whitehouse Experience'.