Too Weird Didn't Watch

Al and Brantley make fun of movies they haven't seen based only on their weird descriptions. First they tackle Mutants, a movie that has nothing to do with the X-Men OR actual mutations, but I guess Toxic Vampire Ghost Town was too radical for these folks. Then they move on to Demon Wind. Highs today will be in the mid 70s, partly cloudy, with a 40% chance of demon wind later this afternoon. Finally they talk about Swamp Zombies, a movie about your average everyday mad scientist who's just trying to get along reanimating corpses when the Federal Gubmint pokes their nose in his business.

Al and Brantley laugh at the hilarious descriptions of movies they have not seen. In this episode they take on The Eden Formula, Wendigo (2001), and Wendigo: Bound by Blood (not a sequel).

Al and Brantley make fun of movies they haven't seen based only on their weird descriptions. First up we cover Carnivore: Werewolf of London, a movie might NOT be an add for AirBnB, but it really should be. Then we dig into Starship Invasions, a movie where aliens invade the Bermuda triangle, and OTHER aliens call on a human UFO "expert" to help them...for some reason.

Al and Brantley make fun of movies they haven't seen based on nothing but their funny descriptions. This week's movies include Shakma, Man's Best Friend, and Bad Moon.

We make fun of movies we haven't seen based on their odd descriptions. This week's movies are The Amazing Mr. X, Day of the Animals, and The Psychotronic Man. 

Al and Brantley make fun of films that they haven't seen based only on their weird descriptions. This week's movies include Wheels on Meals (starring Jackie Chan!) and Saturn 3. Sorry we missed putting out an episode last week. Albert was sick with not the flu but similar.

Al and Brantley mock movies they haven't seen based on their weird descriptions. This week's movies: Werewolf Man vs Piranha Man, and Werewolf Boy

Brantley and Albert make fun of movies they've never seen based on nothing more than their weird descriptions. This week's movies all come from 1935: Night Life of the Gods, The Silk Hat Kid, and She

Al and Brantley make fun of movies they've never seen based only on their weird descriptions. This week's movies include, Deafula, The Gate and The Gate 2.

Yes, I know Christmas is over and this is no longer anything like timely. I got sick though, and this episode is still good so here it is.