SciFi Dept.: Where is the Bikini Machine?
Kevin takes on the big guns, asking why you can only get certain movies from video rental services.
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Kevin takes on the big guns, asking why you can only get certain movies from video rental services.
Want to watch more SciFi, Horror and Classics Dept. videos? Click here.
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November 7, 2007 12:01pm
Filed under: SciFi Department Videos
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Like all of the movies you mentioned ...are availible on Netflix.
Love the new video! And I did check on Netflix - none of these are available to rent. You can view the movie description, but you can't add the movie to your queue. Hopefully Netflix will get enough requests to add these movies to their collection!
My goodness. They certainly don't have those titles on ChristianCinema.com. I'll just have to settle for 'Angel Wars' or 'Left Behind II.'
I'm still waiting for Battlestar Galactica season 3. Meanwhile, I put all these quality art films in my queue, then keep moving them down to watch old Dr. Who.
This was hilarious.
Awesome job, as usual Kev. Gargoyles was one of those films from my youth in which I only saw the first 20 minutes of. It scared me so much I had to stop. So, later in life, still remembering how much it scared me, I had to see the movie in its entirety. I did, and I got it from Netflix. What gives? By the way, it wasn't as scary as I remembered, but Bernie Casey ruled as the main gargoyle!
Kevin Maher needs his own TV show.