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Comment on Sinbad: Shazam Genie Movie – Film Review — The Movie That Never Existed but I Can’t Forget by Melissa.Garza

Melissa.Garza — Mon, 24 Dec 2018 08:14:04 +0000

In reply to Sara Schmidt. it certainly is odd. I think they must've had all the copies pulled. It's the only thing I can think of.

Comment on Sinbad: Shazam Genie Movie – Film Review — The Movie That Never Existed but I Can’t Forget by Sara Schmidt

Sara Schmidt — Mon, 24 Dec 2018 06:59:06 +0000

I remember this movie because in the early 1990’s I was in high school and I babysat these kids that were always watching family-friendly movies while I was there. Their mom taped a ton of stuff off TV and I am sure what I watched was taped off of television. I am NOT thinking of Kazaam because that movie came out when I was in college. I was no longer a babysitter and have never seen Kazaam. I do remember Sinbad because I knew him from the show “A Different World.” There was a boy and a girl that were not famous and a Dad that was either widowed or divorced. Shazam wore an orange and purple outfit and his pants were like Hammer pants. He wore big gold hoop earrings and shoes that curled up. From what I recall of the plot was that since the mom had left, the family moved and Dad was working a lot. The kids wanted Dad to fall in love and somehow they got ahold of a lamp and Shazaam came out and was going to help them set their Dad up with a neighbor. There was a scene at a mall where they try to dress the genie up in modern clothes so that he can blend in and all sorts of silly things happen with misunderstandings and strange clothing. I usually didn’t pay much attention to the movies and spent the time writing notes to my friends. But I do remember it because I recall the way the oldest kid in the family I babysat for would say “Shazam.” He would say, “Let’s watch Shazzzzammm….” The were on that kick or a month or so and then went onto another movie and their mom taped over Shazam and it was replaced by “the Little Mermaid” which much have had its TV premiere in the early 1990’s.

I know I am not crazy, but I sure feel like I am!

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Comment on Gruesome Hertzogg Speaks: Scott Geiter Talks to Scared Stiff by Tillard Sheperdson

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Comment on MADMAN: We Dared to Say His Name Above a Whisper: Paul Ehlers Brings the Madman to Scared Stiff by MadMan2TheReturnOfMadManMarz

MadMan2TheReturnOfMadManMarz — Wed, 05 Sep 2018 02:03:54 +0000

When do we get a Madman 2? The actor that played Madman is still alive and I’m sure he wouldn’t mind reprising his role since he seems like he had fun with the role. I know he is about 68 yrs old but that’s not that old for any actor. There’s still actors acting in their 90s. Would love to see a Madman 2.

Comment on The Incredible Hulk: The Psychic (1980) – Marvel SUPERHERO TV SHOW REVIEW by Stephen Terlitzky

Stephen Terlitzky — Mon, 05 Mar 2018 20:15:06 +0000

The role of Johnny was played by Stephen Fenning, not by S Fanning.
Stephen Fenning was also seen in CHIPS, and on Broadway in Hair, You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown.

Comment on The Incredible Hulk: Like a Brother (1979) – Marvel SUPERHERO TV SHOW REVIEW by Catharina

Catharina — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 11:10:24 +0000

Bruce/Hulk vs Bruce AND Hulk Much of the conversation online surrounding this trailer focuses on Bruce Banner. Kevin Feige recently stated that Thor: Ragnarok begins a three part character arc for Banner/Hulk that continues with Infinity War and concludes with Avengers 4. Presumably, this arc could include Bruce/Hulk splitting into two separate characters. We already got a chance to see Hulk stretch his legs in Ragnarok. It’s entirely possible that Doctor Strange steps up and grants Bruce’s wish so he isn’t lost forever as Hulk takes hold. I think this will begin a transformation where Bruce and Hulk realize they need each other to truly thrive.

Comment on The Incredible Hulk: A Child in Need (1978) – Lou Ferrigno MARVEL TV SUPERHERO REVIEW by Michael Zonner

Michael Zonner — Sat, 09 Sep 2017 16:58:38 +0000

Hi Mr Macghee

It’s Mike again.I have mentioned as
I need to about the Hulk show Child
In Need episode.

I have to comment on the fitnes building
episode name unknowm where co-star Lou Ferringo guest starred as a fitness
instructer.The questtion is did they have a
new guest star actor to play the Hulk.

Even the scene when hee and the intstructer were standing side by side I guess not.

Sincerly Nike

Comment on The Incredible Hulk: A Child in Need (1978) – Lou Ferrigno MARVEL TV SUPERHERO REVIEW by Geno

Geno — Mon, 31 Jul 2017 17:59:58 +0000

In reply to Michael Zonner. Totally agree Mike. Banner's ailment is to the benefit of so many, which made this show so powerful.