No doubt intended as a totally campy joke, "Full Moon High" portrays 1950s teenager Tony Walker (Adam Arkin) accompanying his father (Ed McMahon) on a trip to Romania
 for a summer camp. The film is a great example of how the 1950's were a time when the film industry was still in its infancy. It is also a perfect example for how to make a film that is not only funny but also very moving. I loved the way the characters were portrayed and how they were able to relate with each other. This film was a must see for anyone who is looking for an entertaining and unique film. If you are looking to see a movie that will entertain you, this is the movie for you! I highly recommend this film to anyone looking forward to a fun and quirky film!<br /><br><-Dennis H. Smith (Director)<-<---<--<----<------<-----<--------<-------<------------<----------------------------]<--------------<---------------<><----><------><-----><-----------> <---->---- <------>--- <--->-- <-->- <----><---] <-------------- <-------->------ <------->----- <------------>-------- <-----------------------------<-------------]---.<br /><!--< --< --- < -- -- < ---< < <<< -< -----< ------< ----< --------< ---------< ------------- < ----- < ------
 in order to find out what happened to his grandfather. The film is a great example of how the 1950's were not the great years of American cinema, but rather the decade of the 1960's.