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“Hocus Pocus” Podcast Movie Review
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10/18/22 • 77 min
Hocus Pocus – Scare Daniel Podcast Episode 121
“Max likes your yabbos.”
Daniel and Corky light a Febreze to clear the air after reviewing Bette Midler in the inexplicably beloved Hocus Pocus. This sloppily written, egregiously unfunny Halloween comedy about three Stooges-esque witches somehow became a beloved holiday tradition.
Elsewhere, Daniel and Corky discuss circus movie fetishes, powdered wig lechery and inconsistent zap magic.
HOCUS POCUS FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. theatrical debut: July 16, 1993
Critics scores: 39 on Rotten Tomatoes; 43 on Metacritic
This week’s darer: Allison Kinnear
Allison’s dare: “I watched it for the first time this year and yikes. I know it is a beloved film for many, but since you guys ruined Love Actually for me, I figure you can ruin this streaming turd for others.”
IMDB synopsis: “A curious youngster moves to Salem, where he struggles to fit in before awakening a trio of diabolical witches that were executed in the 17th century.”
This week’s referenced movies: Newsies; High School Musical movies; Michael Jackson’s This Is It; The Wedding Planner; Company Business; The Princess Switch; The Boondock Saints; The Greatest Show on Earth; Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace; Caddyshack; E.T. – The Extra-Terrestrial; Ghost World; American Beauty; Eyes Wide Shut; Barry Lyndon; The Shape of Water; Hellboy; Pan’s Labyrinth; The Wizard of Oz; The Goonies; The Iron Giant; The Big Sleep; Top Gun: Maverick; Spider-Man; One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest; Village of the Damned; Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me; The Curious Case of Benjamin Button; They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?
Ratings: Daniel – Double Dare; Corky – Dare
CLIPS AND CLIPPINGS
Theatrical trailer for Hocus Pocus
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“Fateful Findings” Best of Dare Daniel Podcast
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01/10/23 • 79 min
Fateful Findings – Best of Dare Daniel Rerun 9
“I can’t believe we’re revisiting Fateful Findings.”
Daniel and Corky uncover the cosmic conspiracy behind Best of Dare Daniel by listlessly pecking at random keys on five broken laptops.
New Dare Daniel episodes will resume in the Spring!
FATEFUL FINDINGS FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. festival premiere: Dec. 8, 2012
This week’s darer: Gunnar Pearson
Gunnar’s dare: “You guys talk about bad movies and every show or podcast that talks about bad movies must at one point review a film by true American auteur Neil Breen. Fateful Findings is a romantic drama . . . I guess? Breen is the writer, director, lead actor, editor, set dresser and about a hundred other things, and he is awful at all of them.”
IMDB synopsis: “A computer-scientist/novelist reunites with his childhood friend, hacks into government databases, and faces the dire and fateful consequences of the mystical actions he obtained as a child.”
This week’s referenced movies: Deadly Attraction; Old Fashioned; The Room; Love on a Leash; Dangerous Men; Rebel without a Cause; Skullduggery; The Goonies; The Long Goodbye; Rawhead Rex; Memento; Fast Times at Ridgemont High; Jeremiah Johnson; The Godfather Part II; JFK
Ratings: Daniel – Double Dare; Corky – Double Dare
CLIPS AND CLIPPINGS
Follow Dare Daniel on Facebook and Instagram. Be sure to listen, rate, review and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Listen Notes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and more. New episodes come out every other Tuesday! Please help support the show by clicking the Donate button on the homepage and sending us your movie dares. Read more of Daniel’s movie reviews at Dare Daniel and Rotten Tomatoes.The post “Fateful Findings” Best of Dare Daniel Podcast appeared first on Dare Daniel & Canon Fodder Podcasts.

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“Ultraviolet” – Best of Dare Daniel Podcast
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01/24/23 • 56 min
Ultraviolet (2006; Kurt Wimmer) – Best of Dare Daniel Rerun 10
Daniel and Corky bravely subject their mind’s eyes to the memory of Milla Jovovich in the retina-shredding Ultraviolet.
ULTRAVIOLET FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. theatrical release date: March 3, 2006
Domestic box office: $18.5 million (production budget: $30 million)
Critic scores: 9 on Rotten Tomatoes; 18 on Metacritic
This week’s Darer: Marco Cabodi
Why did Marco dare Daniel and Corky to watch Ultraviolet? “Nonsensical Milla Jovovich action vehicle that alternates between incredibly ambitious and incomprehensibly stupid. It’s an amazing mix of everything being almost not as awful as it is. It’s admirably unwatchable.”
IMDB synopsis: “A beautiful hæmophage infected with a virus that gives her superhuman powers has to protect a boy in a futuristic world, who is thought to be carrying antigens that would destroy all hæmophages.”
This week’s referenced movies: Cutthroat Island; Birth; Equilibrium; Sphere; The Recruit; Law Abiding Citizen; Salt; Total Recall (2012); Point Break (2015); The Matrix franchise; Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Family Reunion; 16 Blocks; Eight Below; Captain Marvel; A Clockwork Orange; Sin City; Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow; Spy Kids franchise; The Spirit; 300; Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse; Fargo; I Am Legend; Ronin; Sleepaway Camp; Heat; the Blade franchise; Kill Bill: Vol. 1; Little Shop of Horrors (1986); Gotti; the Resident Evil franchise; The Messenger; Dazed and Confused
Ratings for Ultraviolet: Daniel – Double Dare; Corky – Double Dare
RELATED CLIPS
Original theatrical trailer for Ultraviolet
A typically unwatchable fight scene
The unusually unwatchable motorcycle chase scene
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“Heart Condition” Podcast Movie Review
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02/12/19 • 44 min
Heart Condition (1990; James D. Parriott) – Dare Daniel Podcast Episode 32
“We’re about 15 to 20 minutes into the movie. We have seen Denzel and Bob Hoskins at various times hit women, abuse animals and commit hate crimes. These are the heroes of the film.”
In a Dare Daniel Podcast episode that will haunt your ass forever, hosts Daniel Barnes and Corky McDonnell review James D. Parriott’s 1990 supernatural race relations dramedy Heart Condition, starring Bob Hoskins and Denzel Washington.
A casually racist murder-mystery (minus the mystery) that was rejected by both audiences and critics due to its chaotic tone, insipid comedy beats and clunky action scenes set to slap-bass and scat-singing, the incompetence of Heart Condition is made worse by the extreme competence of the slumming lead actors.
Hoskins plays Moony, a maniac cop and Kurt Rambis superfan who unwittingly receives a heart transplant from his recently murdered rival, the bitch-slapping black lawyer Stone (Washington). After the transplant, Moony starts seeing and interacting with Stone’s ghost, who is eager to solve his own murder.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Daniel and Corky “Have a Heart” by discussing alcoholic cats, spectral fanny packs, hip-hop bowling alleys, baby hostages and bathroom flossers, while bemoaning a makeover montage that will never stop.
HEART CONDITION (1990) FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. theatrical release date: February 2, 1990
Box office: $4.1 million
Critic scores: 0 on Rotten Tomatoes (34 Audience Score)
This week’s Darer: Gav from the Films on Trial podcast
Why did Gav dare Daniel and Corky to watch Heart Condition? “I’ve been watching a lot of Denzel films recently, and I’ve just discovered this hidden gem. Our mate Denz plays a lawyer who dies. His heart is given to racist cop Bob Hoskins. But it’s not just his heart he receives, as he gets his GHOST as well. The two of them try to work out their racial tensions and attempt to discover who killed Denz. Hilarity ensues, supposedly. This film is painfully awful, but it does feature something that you just don’t get enough of these days in Hollywood: a comedy setpiece featuring a 10-inch dildo!”
IMDB synopsis: “A racist cop receives a heart transplant from a black lawyer he hates, who returns as a ghost to ask the cop to help take down the men who murdered him.”
This week’s referenced movies: Groundhog’s Day; Glory; Who Framed Roger Rabbit?; Collision Course; The Island of Dr. Moreau; Happy Gilmore; Roxanne; The Long Good Friday; Mona Lisa
Ratings for Heart Condition: Daniel – Double Dare; Corky – Double Dare
RELATED CLIPS
Original theatrical trailer for Heart Condition
Racist cop Jack Moony stumbles into action
Music video for Bonnie Raitt’s “Have a Heart”
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“Norbit” Podcast Movie Review
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03/16/20 • 62 min
Norbit – Dare Daniel Podcast Episode 59
“Everything in this movie is so pathologically unclever.”
In this week’s episode, Daniel and Corky disappear into the roles of white, middle-aged podcast hosts with their review of the outrageously unfunny Norbit.
Eddie Murphy co-wrote and co-produced this series of fart and poop jokes, making Norbit one of the weirdest passion projects ever. He also plays three roles, including the lifelong loser title character and Rasputia, his abusive wife. Rasputia is fat, mean and destructive, essentially a human version of the boulder from Raiders of the Lost Ark. Her monstrousness is the film’s one joke, offered in endless non-variations.
The two saving graces to Norbit are Murphy’s go-for-broke performance, and the Oscar-nominated makeup work by Rick Baker and Kazuhiro Tsuji. Otherwise, it’s a nonstop series of sloppily constructed comedy bits peopled with racist and misogynist caricatures. Norbit is a movie designed for children that no child should ever be allowed to watch.
Elsewhere, Daniel and Corky discuss turkey ass, fart snores, power tap teachers and pimp-licious makeovers.
NEW DARES
Evan Almighty (Ben Parker)
Backdraft 2 (The Ghost of Bull McCaffrey)
NORBIT FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. theatrical release date: Feb. 9, 2007
Domestic box office: $95.7 million (production budget: $60 million)
Critic scores: 9 on Rotten Tomatoes; 27 on Metacritic
This week’s craft coffee: Chapman Crafted Coffee’s First Roast (Single-Origin Guatemala)
This week’s darer: Mr. Positivity Wolfie T
Why did Wolfie T dare Daniel and Corky to watch Norbit? “Norbit is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen, but I only know about five people who have actually seen it. When I saw it in the theatre, my friend and I were the only ones there. When I mention it to people, I get eye rolls, groans, sarcastic laughs, and the most common comment is, “That movie sucks...I haven’t seen it.” No other movie podcast would dare touch this one, not even the one I co-host!”
IMDB synopsis: “A mild-mannered guy, who is married to a monstrous woman, meets the woman of his dreams, and schemes to find a way to be with her.”
This week’s referenced movies: The VelociPastor; Love on a Leash; Angels & Demons; Inferno; Fight Club; Bruce Almighty; Backdraft; Top Gun; the Nutty Professor movies; Boomerang; Harlem Nights; Ready to Rumble; Meet Dave; A Thousand Words; the Star Wars prequels; I Know Who Killed Me; Dreamgirls; the Madea movies; Coming to America; Forrest Gump; the Harry Potter movies; National Lampoon’s Animal House; Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas; E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial; Road House (1989); My Name Is Dolemite
Ratings: Daniel – Dare; Corky – Double Dare
RELATED CLIPS
Original theatrical trailer for Norbit
Boxing argument from Coming to America
“This is our town, and don’t you forget it.”
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“Love on a Leash” Podcast Movie Review
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02/18/20 • 70 min
Love on a Leash – Dare Daniel Podcast Episode 57
“My name is Alvin Flang.”
Film critic Daniel Barnes and comedian Corky McDonnell meet ineptitude with ineptitude in this technical issue-laden episode. This week, the hosts review Fen Tian’s unfathomably incompetent romantic comedy Love on a Leash. Fitting with a film that features myriad sound issues, Daniel and Corky bungled the audio on this one. However, it weirdly harmonizes with a movie that is essentially one bonkers nonsequitur after another.
A movie so dangerous that it doesn’t even have a Wikipedia page, Love on a Leash is a truly unusual experience. Tian makes some of the most confounding, insane and possibly brilliant (but definitely insane) directorial decisions you could imagine. There is no musical score, but there is a credited composer. This light-hearted rom-com fantasy gives us scenes of attempted suicide and attempted rape, not to mention a tacit approval of bestiality. Also, the villain is a pond.
Technically, Love on a Leash is the highest-rated film of all-time on IMDB (thanks, internet!). But is it fake news, or is it the real deal?
Elsewhere, Daniel and Corky discuss pointless ducks, Judge Reinhold high-fives, Ace bandage bras and pizza-faced cinderblocks.
LOVE ON A LEASH FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. DVD release date: Aug. 19, 2013
Critic scores: n/a
This week’s craft beer: Lead Dog Brewing‘s The Dankster Double IPA (8.8% ABV)
This week’s darer: Erica Shultz, host of the Customers Also Watched podcast
Why did Erica dare Daniel and Corky to watch Love on a Leash? “This movie is a triumph of ineptitude. There is no score or soundtrack, nothing makes sense, characters are color-coded, and everything is just hilariously bad. It’s a train wreck from which you can’t look away.”
IMDB synopsis: “Love takes a furry twist in this slice of romantic comedy. A young woman falls for a stray dog with a secret: by night, it becomes a man. Follow the journey of the golden retriever and the friend who gives him a home.”
This week’s referenced movies: Forbidden Kiss; Look Who’s Talking Now; Theodore Rex; Like Father, Like Son; Vice Versa; Love Actually; Psycho (1960); Fargo; Goodfellas; 1917; Teen Wolf (1985); The Room; The Social Network; The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Ratings: Daniel – Double Dare; Corky – Double Dare
RELATED CLIPS
Ralph the Movie Maker reacts to “I’m a Dog”
Interview with actor Robert Lanza (aka Frank)
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“The Monuments Men” Podcast Movie Review
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11/13/18 • 51 min
The Monuments Men (2014; George Clooney) – Dare Daniel Podcast Episode 26
“This movie is proselytizing in the most shallow and empty way–it’s a movie of other movies.”
Hosts Daniel Barnes and Corky McDonnell wade into the moral cesspool known as Hollywood for their review of George Clooney’s pious, pretentious and vapid WWII art history lecture The Monuments Men.
Once again turning a powerful real-life story into a wacky genre picture a la Suburbicon, Clooney speeches and preaches nonstop throughout The Monuments Men (art = good; Nazis = bad), turning off even hardcore Clooney fanboy Corky.
Daniel and Corky navigate through the complete chaos of the story to discuss Michelangelo’s MacGuffin and Child, celebrate a very Balaban Christmas, and dream about sharing a bagel with old Sid Melman.
THE MONUMENTS MEN FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. theatrical release date: February 7, 2014
Critic scores: 31 on Rotten Tomatoes; 52 on Metacritic
Box office performance: $78 million domestic gross (production budget: $70 million)
This week’s craft beer: Almanac Beer Co.’s Forbidden Lager (5.5% ABV)
This week’s Darer: Seth Katz
Why did Seth dare Daniel and Corky to watch The Monuments Men? “It’s rare for a cast this good to be wasted so badly. Clooney’s track record as a director was, if not highly esteemed, was at least solid until this turd.”
IMDB synopsis: “An unlikely World War II platoon is tasked to rescue art masterpieces from Nazi thieves and return them to their owners.”
This week’s referenced movies: Suburbicon; Aloha; Ocean’s 11; Weird Science; Return of the Jedi; the Bourne films; Shining Through; Fifty Shades of Grey; Little Shop of Horrors; Inglourious Basterds; the Indiana Jones films; Saving Private Ryan; The Train
Ratings for The Monuments Men: Daniel – Double Dare; Corky – Double Dare
RELATED CLIPS AND CLIPPINGS
Original theatrical trailer for The Monuments Men
Bill Paxton transforms in Weird Science
The True Story of the Monuments Men
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“Saving Christmas” Podcast Movie Review
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12/24/19 • 54 min
Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas (2014; Darren Doane) – D are Daniel Podcast Episode 55
“It’s not putting the Christ back in Christmas, it’s putting the ka-ching back in Christmas.”
Just in time to save your Christmas, faith-based hip-hop dance crew members Daniel Barnes and Corky McDonnell celebrate Bible-sanctioned materialism with the smirking evangelicals of Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas. The film wants to honor “the reason for the season,” but the real miracle is that this chintzy home movie ever made it into theaters.
From the ska-punk version of “Silent Night” that plays over the opening credits to the 10-minute end credits sequence filled with bloopers and beatboxing, this is a 79-minute film that feels like it will never end. This condescending and monomaniacal movie wants to safeguard Christmas for the children, while also convincing those children to reimagine Christmas trees as bloody crucifixes. According to Cameron, mere ambivalence about the commercialization of the holidays is “a slap in the face to the true meaning of Christmas.” That’s his level of crazy.
Elsewhere, Daniel and Corky discuss hot cocoa fetishes, prideful trees and the mysterious disappearance of Baby Jesus.
NEW DARES
The Cat (Doug Glassman)
Knowing (Courtney)
SAVING CHRISTMAS FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. theatrical release date: Nov. 14, 2014
Domestic box office gross: $2.8 million (production budget: $500,000)
Critic scores : 0 on Rotten Tomatoes; 18 on Metacritic
This week’s darer: Gav from the Films on Trial podcast
Why did Gav dare Daniel and Corky to watch Saving Christmas? “Hi, guys! Listening to you heathens hilariously bash that Bible-bashing classic God’s Not Dead, I thought that you may want to review a real test of willpower, in the form of the cinematic turd that is Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas. I stumbled upon it last year, and I still haven’t fully recovered. I guarantee that if you watch it in December, it will ruin your Christmas. Apologies a thousand times. I hope we can still be friends after this?”
IMDB synopsis: “His annual Christmas party faltering thanks to his cynical brother-in-law, former Growing Pains star Kirk Cameron attempts to save the day by showing him that Jesus Christ remains a crucial component of the over-commercialized holiday.”
This week’s referenced movies: Dark City; Gods of Egypt; I, Robot; Left Behind (2014); The Legend of Hercules ; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014); Transformers: Age of Extinction; the Saw movies; Loose Change; Lord of the Rings movies; The Jerk; It’s a Wonderful Life; A Christmas Carol; Coming to America; Breakin’; National Lampoon’s Animal House; Zero Dark Thirty; Hollywood Shuffle; Ultraviolet; The Warrior and the Sorceress
Ratings for Saving Christmas: Daniel – Double Dare; Corky – Double Dare
RELATED CLIPS
Original theatrical trailer for Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas
Family Force Five hip-hop dance sequence
Christmas cups and conspiracy theories
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“Love Actually” Podcast Movie Review
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12/10/19 • 99 min
Love Actually (2003; Richard Curtis) – D are Daniel Podcast Episode 54
“She wants the PM to slide into her DMs!”
In this week’s episode, Daniel, Corky and a special guest kick off the Christmas season with some “solid gold shit.” These days, the war on Christmas is actually fought over Love Actually, a rancid rom-com that became a beloved holiday tradition. Naturally, the Dare Daniel Podcast is ready to take up arms. Real-life British person Gav from Films on Trials lends his expert opinion to this episode, recorded live from the dodgy end of Wandsworth.
Love Actually may have its defenders, but our wasted hearts will always hate this horrible movie. The film exhibits a real soft spot for sexual predators, while also promoting the notion that Christmas is the perfect time to publicly dump your love on the near-stranger you’re tenderly stalking. Writer-director Richard Curtis sets the treacle bar in the opening minutes with a casual 9/11 reference. However, that bit of emotional blackmail barely plumbs the depths of Curtis’ horndog shamelessness.
Elsewhere, Daniel, Corky and Gavin discuss wedding flash mobs, turtleneck sweater budgets and “wee motherless mongrels.”
NEW DARES
Mr. Brooks (Mike Dub)
Hercules in New York (Michael Bagamery)
LOVE ACTUALLY FACTS AND FIGURES
U.S. theatrical release date: Nov. 7, 2003
Domestic box office: $59.7 million (production budget: $40-45 million)
Critic scores : 64 on Rotten Tomatoes; 55 on Metacritic
This week’s craft beer: Almanac Beer Company‘s Love Hazy IPA (6.1% ABV)
This week’s darer: Heather Smith
Why did Heather dare Daniel and Corky to watch Love Actually? “It’s that magical time of year when every person checks into Facebook to share they are watching Love Actually. A true turd-fest full if cringe-y dialogue, vapid, horrible characters, and one of the more embarrassing dance scenes I can recall. It bewilders me that this movie has sustained such love through the years. It’s like Lifetime wrote a Christmas movie, but could afford better actors. Merry Christmas!”
IMDB synopsis: “Follows the lives of eight very different couples in dealing with their love lives in various loosely interrelated tales all set during a frantic month before Christmas in London, England.”
This week’s referenced movies: Bula Quo!; God’s Not Dead; Renaissance Man; Battlefield: Earth; Stay Hungry; Pumping Iron; Four Weddings and a Funeral; Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers; Pulp Fiction; An American Werewolf in Paris; The Music Man; Heaven’s Gate; the Bridget Jones movies; Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978); The Long Good Friday; Die Hard; The Princess Bride; Rear Window; Driller Killer; Titanic (1997); Ghostbusters (1984); Say Anything; Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; Bugsy Malone; The Quiet Man
Ratings for Love Actually: Daniel – Dare; Corky – Double Dare; Gav – Double Dare
RELATED CLIPS
Original theatrical trailer for Love Actually
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Dare Daniel Podcast: All Dares Episode 2
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02/04/20 • 60 min
Dare Daniel Podcast – All Dares Episode 2
“Gold chains for all!”
Super-producer Johnny Flores is gone, but the show goes on. On this very special episode of the Dare Daniel podcast, hosts Daniel Barnes and Corky McDonnell read a bumper crop of bad movie dares. Daniel and Corky also offer their thoughts on the best and worst films of 2019. Finally, they look back at some recent episodes, while also looking ahead to 2020.
FACTS AND FIGURES
This week’s craft beer: Revision Brewing‘s Hazy Life NE IPA (7.75% ABV)
This week’s Dares: The Velocipastor (dared by Jaylen Mason); Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (Robert Berry); The Face of Love (Rosemary Barnes); any Hallmark or Netflix Christmas movie (Vanessa McNetflix); Pokémon Detective Pikachu (David Paul); Dune (1984) (Jaina Sinclair); Left Behind: Vanished – Next Generation (Mrs. Buck Williams); Thankskilling 3 (Mr. Positivity Wolfie T); Think Big (Mike Dub); Caligula (Marco Cabodi)
Other referenced movies: Groundhog Day; Love Actually; Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas; God’s Not Dead 2; Legal Eagles; Knives Out; The Irishman; Uncut Gems; Once Upon a Time in Hollywood; 1917; The Rise of Skywalker; Parasite; Pain & Glory; Assassins; Rolling Thunder Revue; Renaldo & Clara; Marriage Story; In Fabric; The Duke of Burgundy; Midsommar; Peterloo; Mr. Turner; Topsy-Turvy; Avengers: Endgame; Us; Hustlers; God’s Not Dead: A Light in Darkness; Glass; Aladdin; All Is True; Yesterday; Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band; Somewhere in Time; Titanic; Who Framed Roger Rabbit?; Heaven’s Gate; Ishtar; Eraserhead; An American Werewolf in Paris; Thankskilling; Norbit; Over the Top; Odd Jobs; Plan 9 from Outer Space; Myra Breckenridge; Leonard Part 6
RELATED CLIPS AND CLIPPINGS
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