Long before every other movie that hit the theaters had a Marvel logo on it, director Albert Pyun turned his cinematic eye towards Marvel Comics and released a big-screen adaptation of Captain America starring Matt Salinger as America's number one hero with a shield. It hit the big screen in 1990 and as they say in Hollywood, the results were... not good. Entertainment Weekly called the film's story a "shapeless blob of a plot."

That means it's perfect for the Mocky Horror Picture Show, Dallas' only, live, interactive, movie comedy show featuring comedians Liz Barksdale, Danny Gallagher, and Albie Robles making fun of a movie in the theater while audiences watch it. The Mocky Horror show also throws prompts on the screen during the movie so the audience can yell lines, throw stuff and make fun of the movie with them along with a few other surprises.