"Like all of Steckler's films, it's essentially a glorified home movie, but one made by a highly talented amateur....Rat Pfink a Boo Boo isn't the kind of movie you'd want to watch from beginning to end very often--the last half-hour consists almost entirely of a few endless chase/fight scenes. But the rockabilly songs by star Vin Saxon are surprisingly enjoyable, and the film's goofy, improvisational good humor makes a lot of it fun to watch....For such a low-budget film, the photography is surprisingly good, crisp black and white with tinted scenes to add contrast."
- TV Guide

"This is one of my favorite films, based on its sheer lunacy and audacity....The creepy first half of the story is tinted dark blue; the wacky second half is orange. It was also shot without sound so all dialog and sound effects have been dubbed in after the fact, giving it a strange, disjointed quality. Usually, all of this off-the-cuff inventiveness adds up to uneven and aimless productions, but somehow in the case of Rat Pfink it works because it retains a sense of fun."
- Kurt Ramschissel, Film Threat

"Rat Pfink a Boo Boo is actually a watchable, remarkably entertaining film."
– Will Helm, 411mania.com

"One of the most notorious 'camp classics', Rat Pfink is truly a unique viewing experience..."
monstersatplay.com

"There is NO WAY to adequately describe this Ray Dennis Steckler jaw-droppingly-inept gem. A glorified home movie featuring crime fighting cretins Rat Pfink and Boo Boo (a Batman and Robin rip-off, wearing wool ski masks and ill-fitting long underwear), who don't even officially show up until halfway through the movie....Unbelievably surreal and one-of-a-kind (thank god)."
- Shock Cinema

Compiled by Millie de Chirico