the end of the film, Agent Barton mournfully recites the list of J-Men who supposedly gave their lives in the epic struggle against the Bug. The Chief laughs, then starts choking on a cigar he is smoking. After he stops choking, The Chief points out that J-Men are flexible enough to survive any life-threatening situation, and the final clips (from the following week's edition of the serial) show exactly how each J-Man escaped their particular peril. Soundtrack The movie's classic rock soundtrack features music from Budgie, The Tubes, Head East and Billy Preston. Release The film did not get notice during its theatrical run, but two years afterwards was popular enough when it was brought up by International Harmony head Stuart Shapiro on the USA Network show Night Flight to the point of a cult following. It was released on DVD November 19, 2002 by Cult DVD. See also What's Up Tiger Lily Hercules Returns Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid References External links 1979 films 1970s parody films Collage film 1970s spy comedy films 1979 drama films 1979 comedy films 1970s English-language films