It Can’t Be That Bad

October’s Horror Special Friday episodes are here and the dangerous damsels in distress spend the evening with Leprechaun (1993), starring Jennifer Aniston, Warwick Davis, Mark Holton, and Robert Hy Gorman. The boys air out their grievances about parents checking candy on Halloween. Alejandro DEFINITELY DOESN’T teach the Baddies how to be a successful arsonist. Christian and Alejandro think the dumbest character in the movie is actually the smartest out of all of them. Christian is worried when Alex remembers he once swallowed a coin.

Christian and Alejandro take a minute and sit with the moving picture called, The Ugly Truth (2009) starring Gerard Butler, Katherine Heigl, John Michael Higgins, and Cheryl Hines. Christian wants to spice it up and leads us through the Nitty Gritty for the first time. Alejandro gets to speak his truth about Scott Pelley, 60 minutes, and nightly news in general. Otis is officially knighted as permanent fact checker. And the boys are interested in Dungeons and Dragons but only for the character chart.

Christian and Alejandro take a minute and sit with the moving picture called, The Ugly Truth (2009) starring Gerard Butler, Katherine Heigl, John Michael Higgins, and Cheryl Hines. Christian wants to spice it up and leads us through the Nitty Gritty for the first time. Alejandro gets to speak his truth about Scott Pelley, 60 minutes, and nightly news in general. Otis is officially knighted as permanent fact checker. And the boys are interested in Dungeons and Dragons but only for the character chart.

Christian and Alejandro go over the flick, 50 First Dates (2004), starring Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, Sean Astin, Dan Aykroyd, and Rob Schneider. The boys can’t find a bad thing to say about this one; all love for a classic rom-com. Alejandro explains why sitcoms have ruined how he handles tense situations. Christian remembers that he has a real deep connection with one of the actors in the film. And the boys review Alejandro’s report from Ancestory.com.

Christian and Alejandro go over the flick, 50 First Dates (2004), starring Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, Sean Astin, Dan Aykroyd, and Rob Schneider. The boys can’t find a bad thing to say about this one; all love for a classic rom-com. Alejandro explains why sitcoms have ruined how he handles tense situations. Christian remembers that he has a real deep connection with one of the actors in the film. And the boys review Alejandro’s report from Ancestory.com.

The dirty dudes take a peek at an instant classic, Skiptrace (2016), a movie that spans from Moscow to Hong Kong, a trip mostly on foot it seems. Starring Jackie Chan, Johnny Knoxville, Fan Bingbing, and Eve Torres, the boys go over the highs and lows of a Rush Hour rip off. Alejandro and Christian figure out what their Halloween costumes are going to be, but have a challenge ahead of them. It’s revealed that Jackie Chan is Christian's guardian angel while he showers. Alejandro recalls a story from his childhood that sounds all too familiar.

The dirty dudes take a peek at an instant classic, Skiptrace (2016), a movie that spans from Moscow to Hong Kong, a trip mostly on foot it seems. Starring Jackie Chan, Johnny Knoxville, Fan Bingbing, and Eve Torres, the boys go over the highs and lows of a Rush Hour rip off. Alejandro and Christian figure out what their Halloween costumes are going to be, but have a challenge ahead of them. It’s revealed that Jackie Chan is Christian's guardian angel while he showers. Alejandro recalls a story from his childhood that sounds all too familiar.

Welcome back to class boys and girls! Christina and Alejandra pick one of their favorite movies, Accepted (2006), starring Justin Long, Blake Lively, Jonah Hill, and Lewis Black. In this episode the boys have their first visit from the corrections department and learn the truth about "steamrolling". Also Alejandro figures out what his first parody music video should be. Christian comes clean about a report card he hid as a child and the guys play a game quoting Jonah Hill lines.

Welcome back to class boys and girls! Christina and Alejandra pick one of their favorite movies, Accepted (2006), starring Justin Long, Blake Lively, Jonah Hill, and Lewis Black. In this episode the boys have their first visit from the corrections department and learn the truth about "steamrolling". Also Alejandro figures out what his first parody music video should be. Christian comes clean about a report card he hid as a child and the guys play a game quoting Jonah Hill lines.

Christian and Alejandro defend Year One (2009) starring Jack Black, Michael Cera, Harold Ramis and Juno Temple. They thoroughly review this one, a film based on the first few stories in the Bible. Christian and Alejandro can’t find a reason why people could hate this film. Alejandro reads a five star review as well as a one star review. Year One is what Sunday school should have been and is obviously the sequel to Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. Also, the boys have a new fact checker that seems to love his job.