History Film / AmazonWomenOnTheMoon

* SpaceClothes: The typical Amazon wears what can best be described as a MinidressOfPower and [[CombatStilettoes high heels]].

* SpaceClothes: The typical Amazon wears what cane best be described as a MinidressOfPower and high heels.

* SceneryCensor: In the "Son of the Invisible Man" segment, Griffin (who ''thinks'' that he is invisible) plays InvisibleStreaker while the pub patrons pretend not to notice him. Strategically placed furniture protects his modesty (from the audience, at least). Noticeably, the same ''does not'' happen when Monique Gabrielle is walking around naked in the "Pethouse Plaything" segment.

* MetafictionalTitle: The film takes its name from the cheesy 1950s BMovie being [[ShowWithinAShow shown on late TV within the film]].

* Scenery Censor: In the "Son of the Invisible Man" segment, Griffin (who ''thinks'' that he is invisible) plays InvisibleStreaker while the pub patrons pretend not to notice him. Strategically placed furniture protects his modesty (from the audience, at least). Noticeably, the same ''does not'' happen when Monique Gabrielle is walking around naked in the "Pethouse Plaything" segment.

* KillerOutfit: As part of the TraumCongaLine in the "Mondo Condo" segment, Arsenio Hall is almost strangled when his tie gets caught in the garbage disposal.

* ArtisticLiscencePhysics: Done deliberately as part of the parody of 50's sci-fi.

* YouFailPhysicsForever: Done deliberately as part of the parody of 50's sci-fi.

* DeliberateValuesDissonance

* SelfDemonstratingArticle: Towards the start, we see a commercial from an older man on how today's youth have short attention spans. He tells the viewer how teenagers have been "weaned on television" and how they can't concentrate on something for more than a few moments... before the viewer switches channels, implying he's a teenager.

* TrojanGauntlet / UmpteenthCustomer: A boy who goes to a drug store to buy condoms (discreetly) for his date not only wins a prize...but becomes their spokesman, much to his horror.

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SpiritualSuccessor to ''Film/TheKentuckyFriedMovie'', directed in 1987 by Creator/JohnLandis, Creator/JoeDante, CarlGottlieb, PeterHorton, and RobertKWeiss. Basically a bigger budget version of [=KFM=]. This time, the sketches are centered around a cheesy 1950s sci-fi movie called, of course, ''Amazon Women On The Moon'', which appears to largely be inspired by ''Film/QueenOfOuterSpace.'' However, the local TV station screening the film keeps suffering technical faults, forcing the unseen viewer to channel surf; occasionally, more glimpses of the film are seen, before another snafu occurs forcing the viewer to move on.

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* MythologyGag: One of the golden tapes the Video Pirates plunder is marked ''[[Film/TheKentuckyFriedMovie Cleopatra Schwartz]]''. Another is marked ''See You Next Wednesday'', which kept popping up in Landis' films. You can also see a VHS copy of ''Film/AnimalHouse'' at one point.

** Also, the producer of ''Amazon Women on the Moon'' is Samuel L. Bronkowitz, who had been previously referenced in ''The Kentucky Fried Movie'' as a producer of fictional movies in that film.

* MythologyGag: One of the golden tapes the Video Pirates plunder is marked ''[[Film/TheKentuckyFriedMovie Cleopatra Schwartz]]''. Another is marked ''See You Next Wednesday'', which kept popping up in Landis' films.

* HumanAliens: The Amazon women

* MoodWhiplash: the "video date" segment goes from watching a hot woman (played by Corrine Wahl) strip for the video camera [[spoiler:to her jealous boyfriend (Andrew Dice Clay!) showing up with a gun and performing a horrifying murder-suicide.]]

* TheWhitestBlackGuy: A PSA for "Blacks Without Soul," who sing dorky songs like "Tie a Yellow Ribbon" and are David Hartman fans and Republicans.