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We're closing out February with a love story, today we go off the beaten path a bit with a little known 2009 indie film, Lo. From writer/director Travis and staring Ward Roberts, Jeremiah Birkett, and Sarah Lassez . It's got demons, it's got torture and it's got showtunes, everything you could want in a romance film.
Welcome back to Found on Shelf, we're talking about the movie that got a lot of people talking last year, Amityville in Space! The second film from Mark Polonia that we've had on the podcast. Stick around until the end as we have a special guest interview with Jeff Kirkendall who plays Father Benna in the movie.
It's the end of our first year of podcasting! Let's wrap it up with a little recap, give you some backstory on us, find out where the name of the podcast comes from and hear what we'll be up to in season 2!
Happy New Year, we're starting this year by closing out our first season of the podcast with Bloody New Year, a film that not even the director himself enjoyed making. A film so badly put together that it actually made the director quit making films and nearly made us quit the podcast. Enjoy!
In honor of Charles Band's birthday on 12/27, we're watching Trancers in a special crossover episode with the folks from Glass Half Full Moon! If you're some dry haired squid that hasn't seen Trancers yet, go check it out now!
In the year 3978 global warming has made a desert of the North Pole. Santa and Mrs. Claus battle angry skeletons who didn't get what they wanted for Christmas.
Christmas will never be the same once you see this, and it's bound to be a yearly tradition in your family and ours.
A movie so bad it broke the podcast. We've never had this many technical difficulties before, but the show must go on. Listener beware, we believe this movie is cursed and the Found on Shelf podcast will not be responsible for any damages caused from listening us use tin cans and string while attempting to talk about a snowman on a tropical island
It's Christmas time at Found on Shelf and we're kicking off our weekly episodes with some Christmas propagan...I mean spirit, yeah Christmas spirit. Grab some Hot Chocolate and spike it with the strongest thing you can handle because we're starting this month off with Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas!
Rocksgiving continues as we take a trip to outer space and back with Voyage of the Rock Aliens. Witness aliens named ABCD teleport into toilets and see Jermaine Jackson performing a song that has nothing to do with the movie. Prepare for musical earworms that will make you want to stab your eardrums.
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