Back in NOM we came across this village and looked like there were nothing but children.

You know, sucky, sucky, two dollar, but we weren't taking chances.

So we lined him up by a ravine, we told him they were going to dig a ditch and I could

hear the screams and I'd see the fire and I can't stop nips on the wire!

Not awful movie movies!

Welcome back to the Gamcast where each week we watch yet another Christian movie in order

to

down this week. We've got catching faith. Imagine like Kirk Cameron's varsity blues

approximately. And here's the description on IMDB. A Christian mother's inferiority complex

becomes exacerbated when her husband discovers their high school football star son has been

drinking, challenging her faith and self worth. And Eli, how bad was this movie? Well, you

know how you've always been wondering if they could make a movie about whether or not you

should confess to being the one who farted in an elevator? That's what this film really

brings the life. And it's like, I don't know, I parked a little bit closer to the hydrant

than I thought. If you ever wanted to see that for an hour and a half, well then strap in

Buccaru because you've got 50, you've got 63 minutes of absolutely no stakes to clinch onto

your seat for. Oh my God, dude, I've seen more impressive stakes at the Hottelhouse. So,

he thought so the general badness here? Well, according to Amazon, people who enjoyed catching faith

also enjoyed cheaper by the dozen two. Oh wow. Yeah, not a great sign, but it actually gets even

worse than that because people who enjoyed cheaper by the dozen two did not like catching faith. I

checked on it. It didn't go the other way. Yeah, no, to be fair though, what he meant by that is

they want movies by the dozen. They just literally want to buy a dozen. They don't care what kind of

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