Mondo Cool Movie Dudes

We review a more obscure entry of the Disney canon, 1985's One Magic Christmas, in which Keith, the youngest and wildest of us three bucking broncos, climbs aboard in his debut tour de force. Who knew a Disney Christmas film would be so dark?! Harry Dean Stanton as a mysterious angel in black, home foreclosures, bank robberies, dead parents, poverty and industrial downsizing conspire to make this one dreary holiday. Learn more about our copy's mysterious origins! All this and more in another dynamic entry of MONDO COOL MOVIE DUDES!

We review a more obscure entry of the Disney canon, 1985's One Magic Christmas, in which Keith, the youngest and wildest of us three bucking broncos, climbs aboard in his debut tour de force. Who knew a Disney Christmas film would be so dark?! Harry Dean Stanton as a mysterious angel in black, home foreclosures, bank robberies, dead parents, poverty and industrial downsizing conspire to make this one dreary holiday. Learn more about our copy's mysterious origins! All this and more in another dynamic entry of MONDO COOL MOVIE DUDES!

We review a more obscure entry of the Disney canon, 1985's One Magic Christmas, in which Keith, the youngest and wildest of us three bucking broncos, climbs aboard in his debut tour de force. Who knew a Disney Christmas film would be so dark?! Harry Dean Stanton as a mysterious angel in black, home foreclosures, bank robberies, dead parents, poverty and industrial downsizing conspire to make this one dreary holiday. Learn more about our copy's mysterious origins! All this and more in another dynamic entry of MONDO COOL MOVIE DUDES!

So here it is, episode one of our new movie podcast, recorded using just one cheapo Logitech microphone. We review 2004's The Boy From Hell, or Jigoku Kozo, a Japanese B-grade horror film directed by Mari Asato (and not Mirai Yamamoto as was stated in the episode). How far would YOU go to save your kid? That's the question asked by this movie and its answer is way too far. The audio quality isn't great, but we hope you enjoy it anyway.

So here it is, episode one of our new movie podcast, recorded using just one cheapo Logitech microphone. We review 2004's The Boy From Hell, or Jigoku Kozo, a Japanese B-grade horror film directed by Mari Asato (and not Mirai Yamamoto as was stated in the episode). How far would YOU go to save your kid? That's the question asked by this movie and its answer is way too far. The audio quality isn't great, but we hope you enjoy it anyway.

So here it is, episode one of our new movie podcast, recorded using just one cheapo Logitech microphone. We review 2004's The Boy From Hell, or Jigoku Kozo, a Japanese B-grade horror film directed by Mari Asato (and not Mirai Yamamoto as was stated in the episode). How far would YOU go to save your kid? That's the question asked by this movie and its answer is way too far. The audio quality isn't great, but we hope you enjoy it anyway.