What the Film

Michael T Bradley and Audrey Ivancie take a look at Puppet Master from Full Moon. For a series about murderous puppets the puppets are not yet

incredibly realized or frightening. So what sort of movie WERE they going for? Feedback should go to [email protected]

Michael T Bradley and Audrey Ivancie take a look at Puppet Master 2 from Full Moon. Plenty of odd choices abound. Feel free to listen whether

you've seen the movie in question or not. Maybe our review will make you want to go out and buy a copy. But for the right or wrong reasons? Send feedback to

Michael T Bradley and Marisha Parker take a stance on the teen romance remake of Beauty and the Beast Beastly. They perhaps are not as swayed by

the romance as the producers would have hoped. Feel free to listen whether you've seen the movie in question or not. Maybe our review will make you want to go

out and buy a copy. But for the right or wrong reasons? Send feedback to [email protected]

Michael T Bradley and J. Wilford Neville tackle the ungodly unfunny Dane Cook vehicle "Good Luck Chuck." Is there anything about this steaming

cesspool of drivel to enjoy? Find out! Send feedback to [email protected]. Please rate and review!

Michael T Bradley and Audrey Ivancie discuss the merits of the strangely nonchronological end to the original Puppet Master trilogy. Nog from DS9

appears, as do a lot of puppets. Send feedback to [email protected]. Please rate and review!

Michael T Bradley and Marisha Parker take a look at one of the most depressing starts to a wacky, wild adventure fit for the whole family! Try not

to kill yourself as Buddy the dog acts as a surrogate father figure for the suicidal suburban urchin Josh. Also, there's basketball! Send feedback to

[email protected]. Please rate and review!

Michael T Bradley and J. Wilford Neville examine the Sandra Bullock - Ryan Reynolds romcom The Proposal. Betty White and Craig T. Nelson help this

bizarre little Alaska-centric flick about the evils of the Patriot Act. Send feedback to [email protected]. Please rate and review!

Michael T Bradley and Audrey Ivancie take a break from Puppet Master to explore the franchise of Leprechaun. A lead role for a little person, a

nearly famous Jennifer Aniston ... what could go wrong? Send feedback to [email protected]. Please rate and review!

Michael T Bradley and Marisha Parker take a look at the sequel to Air Bud, which looks suspiciously like Air Bud except with some football pads

thrown on a few different dogs that are not Buddy. Send feedback to [email protected]. Please rate and review!

Michael T Bradley and J. Wilford Neville tear into the supposedly progressive Julia Roberts movie that kinda sorta broke some barriers, and kinda

sorta was a huge stride for feminism, but we come down pretty harshly on believing that in the end it doesn't do much for society as a whole or the genre in

particular. Send feedback to [email protected]. Please rate and review!