Saps At Sea

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• These DVD's are produced by Nostalgia Family Video and Come in a "No Frillz" set. DVD titles come in clear clamshell packaging with no DVD menu and no individual title artwork.

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In their last film for Hal Roach, Oliver goes berserk working for a horn factory. After tearing the place apart, he is sent home to recuperate from a nervous breakdown known as "hornaphobia." The cure would be a sea voyage and fresh air, but Ollie insists that the boat remain tied to the dock since he doesn't like the high seas. However, an escaped killer (played by Rychard Cramer) sneaks on board at night to hide from the police. The boat is accidentally set adrift, and the boys must face the ill-tempered killer alone. But what will save the day? The answer is totally outrageous. Bonus Features: Picture Gallery & Trailer.These DVD's are produced by Nostalgia Family Video and Come in a "No Frillz" set. DVD titles come in clear clamshell packaging with no DVD menu and no individual title artwork.

Saps At Sea Review

Although "Saps at Sea" is not Stan & Ollie's best work for Hal Roach, it's decidedly better than the big studio work that was yet to come in the 40's. Their contracts about to expire, they turned out one more effort that's a throwback formula to such L&H classics as "Blockheads" or "Our Relations".
Beginning with Ollie suffering a nervous breakdown as a tester at a horn factory (a good place to have one), the boys waste no time in victimizing themselves. Given doctor's orders to "get some fresh sea air and quiet", the boys rent a boat but keep it tied to the dock (as Ollie doesn't care for open waters). The story takes a turn when a harsh criminal (Richard Cramer) hides out on board from the police. Soon, Stan's pet goat predictably chews away at the dock rope, and the boys are set adrift to deal (in their own ineptitude) with the killer.
SAS has several wonderful moments, which Laurel himself termed "white magic": Stan managing to get on Ollie's already-frayed nerves by making the loudest noises; a mixed-up maintenance guy turning the apartment building upside-down with refrigerators that play music, radios that freeze over, faucets which dispense water from other fixtures, etc.; the boys planning to poison the killer with a "synthetic meal", only to be forced to eat the rancid concoction themselves; and Ollie going berserk every time Stan plays his horn (which comes in handy with fighting the killer, and not-so-handy with a policeman).
It's a film guaranteed to bring at least a chuckle to any viewer, and a worthy swan song from their home studio.

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