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Hello, everybody. Welcome to the movie cinematic universe podcast, the bonus podcast, our special edition.

We decided we loved watching bad movies so much that we had to keep it rolling. I hadn't been tortured like that in quite some time.

So we've decided to start rolling more things in and we've got a holiday edition today.

We've got a saving Christmas with Kirk Cameron, a truly mind-blowing movie. I don't know if you should watch it. I think listening to the show is going to be enough.

But to talk about it today, we have a friend of the show, Brian's other co-host is mistress, John Cullen.

Hey, thank you. Love being called Brian's mistress. That's a nice, it's a nice way of putting it and you get all the treats and the gifts.

Yeah, you don't want those though with Brian. It's not you want to have a straight forward relationship with Brian. It's when the treats and the gifts get involved that gets real weird.

This is his idea of a treat.

Well, John, please don't watch this movie. I just want to get that out there, Brett. Please, you sort of alluded to it.

But yes, just let this episode be your guide and trust us when we say that you should never watch this movie. Please.

Can I say this though? By the way, John, you're lucky because you don't get the 45 minute conversations about my sciatica that Brett does.

So, yeah, the wife talk, that's wife talk. You miss that, right?

That's true. I don't get that I don't get the sciatica. It's mostly excuses as to why he can't fucking get it in, you know.

Yeah, I get you doesn't get into detail as to why it's just a more like, ah, not tonight, honey.

Oh, get out of here.

Well, yeah, this movie I am going to be controversial here and say, I think you should watch it.

And I think really you should gather your whole family around the TV.

And it's a YouTube movie. It's free unless you have the bad YouTube with commercials.

Then Brett, did this have mid roll ads or just the commercials at the beginning?

I had ads like every 15, so minutes for like Liberty University.

There was an ad for, there was one that had like all these people in crisis like holding their head and it said Jesus had anxiety too.

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