and that Paul can pursue his comedy career in Los Angeles. As Dr. Crowder drives off into the desert, ominous dark clouds circle overhead and lightning strikes the stone Munchie in the pickup bed. The voice of Arnold cries out "amigo” as the credits begin to roll, implying that the Munchie has been reanimated once again. Cast Harvey Korman as Cecil Watterman and Simon Watterman Charles Stratton as Paul Watterman Nadine Van der Velde as Cindy Alix Elias as Melvis Macintosh Watterman Charlie Phillips as Eddie Hardy Rawls as Big Ed Jon Stafford as Dude Robert Picardo as Bob Marvelle Wendy Schaal as Marge Marvelle Buddy Holly as Scott Sherk Lori Birdsong as Terry Traci Huber-Sheridan as Amy Paul Bartel as Dr. Crowder Ellen Albertini Dow as Little Old Lady Jerado De Cordovier as Old Indian Roberto A. Jimenez as Ramon Chip Heller as Burgerland Manager Michael Lee Gogin as Burgerland Employee #1 Larry Nicholas as Burgerland Employee #2 Kevin Thompson as Burgerland Employee #3 Justin Dreyfuss as Dwight Jan Kuljis as Biker Chick Paul Short as Head Biker Steven Bernstein as Dean Solly Marx, Janet Lee Orcutt, Carol Rees, and Harry Terzian as stunt drivers Frank Welker and Fred Newman as the Munchie voices Production Tina Hirsch had edited three films for Corman in the 1970s and in the mid 80s told him that she wanted to direct. Corman wanted to make a Gremlins knock off, which were profitable at the time, and, since Hirsch had edited that film, it seemed a good fit. Munchies was shot over 12 days, followed by three days of filming puppets and inserts. References External links 1987 films 1980s comedy horror films American comedy horror films 1980s monster movies 1987 horror films Puppet films Films produced by Roger Corman American monster movies 1987 comedy films 1980s English-language films 1980s American films