TechQuest: The Prehistoric Paradox
- Tagline
- Sometimes the most advanced problems have the simplest solutions.
- Description
- Follow the whimsical journey of a band of prehistoric warriors and service workers as they wag an unexpectedly humorous war against the futuristic gadgets that have somehow found their way into their world. Under the quirky direction of Spike Leech, 'TechQuest: The Prehistoric Paradox' blends Native American folklore with slapstick comedy. Witness our Fantasy Warrior, played by Judi French Hench, and her trusty companions, Sushi-an Hayword and Alpaca Nazimova, as they navigate the perils of their untamed land, armed with nothing but spears and spatulas. They may not have digital assistants, but in a world filled with mystic mayhem, they're proving that the old ways aren't just relics. Get ready to embark on an adventure full of laughs and whimsy where the future and the past collide!
- MpaaRating
- G
- PopularityScore
- 6.00
- ReleaseDate
- 04/14/2022
- Genre
- Documentary
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.20
Ah, 'TechQuest: The Prehistoric Paradox,' where the stone age gets a silicon chip facelift - a circuitous romp through time that could only be concocted in the motherboard of Spike Leech's whimsical imagination. Enter Judi French Hench, whose performance as the Fantasy Warrior is as sharp as her spear, and a parade of sidekicks with names like Sushi-an Hayword and Alpaca Nazimova that could only be christened by parents with a deliciously dry sense of humor and a penchant for gourmet Japanese cuisine and exotic beasts of burden. Together, they fight a battle of wit more than spearwits against an invasion of anachronistic gadgetry. They say laughter is timeless, and this prehistoric meets digital era enterprise proves just that, with a cacophony of slapstick humor that rifles through the comedic toolbox. Is it firmware or feral fun? 'TechQuest' questions our very evolution with cheeky puns and a moral that sometimes a good old spatula is mightier than the drone. A G-rating means the whole family can gather around the fire to bask in the prehistoric glow of this techy tale, guaranteeing to leave you in stitches while still clinging onto your loincloth.