4/5 How cultural concepts get misunderstood
  by C. Evaul (St. Louis, IL.)
This movie explores more of the Gods must be crazy humor. There are some sexual references and potty humor, otherwise it is relatively mild. The kind of humor takes a satire style look at our cultural trappings. There are some wildly funny parts and utterly ridiculous situations that make it a classic.


1/5 What on earth is this rubbish title?
  by Mad Rhodesian (South Africa)
This title does not form part of the "Gods" series of films. It is in fact a 1993 film from South Africa called "THERE'S A ZULU ON MY STOEP" or "YANKEE ZULU". It is not a bad film at all, something like an SA version of the "HOME ALONE" series of films and does in fact star Leon Schuster and is directed by Gray Hofmeyr.

Whoever thought up this title and thought that they could fool the public (especially me) should be frog-marched out and shot. Preferably with a cannon loaded with some bodily fluid.

5/5 VCD, Not DVD, But funy, FUNNY slapstick.
  by John Matlock (Winnemucca, NV)
Three Stooges type slapstick humor, absolutely crazy people, you will never guess from scene to scene what's going to happen next. If you're the serious type, you'll hate this one, I'm not. I thought the reverse racial humor, particularly in South Africa was just absolutely rolling on the floor funny.

I'm not quite sure just how this fits into the Gods Must Be Crazy series, but who cares. Probably just the manufacturer wanting to get somemore publicity.

There is Gods Must Be Crazy IV-2. It's listed Amazon as Crazy Hong Kon - the final g was left out so it is hard to find. It's the best of the later movies.

There is also a Gods Must Be Crazy V. But when you start watching it, it says it is Gods Must Be Crazy IV.

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