
"The Kentucky Fried Movie" is a classic example of a sketch comedy film that leverages parody and satire to entertain. As a comedy, it presents a series of loosely connected skits that lampoon various film genres and television formats, including news programs, commercials, kung-fu movies, blaxploitation films, spy thrillers, and disaster flicks. Typical elements of comedy such as exaggerated characters, absurd situations, and rapid-fire humor are prevalent throughout the movie. What makes it stand out from other comedies is its format as a sketch film with no central narrative, allowing it to explore a wide range of comedic styles and subjects. The inclusion of segments like "A Fistful of Yen," featuring characters such as Loo (played by Evan C. Kim) and Dr. Klahn (Bong Soo Han), showcases its blend of martial arts parody with irreverent humor. Additionally, its meta-commentary on media and culture, including the fear of being watched through the TV, adds a unique, self-aware dimension that sets it apart from conventional comedy titles.