Two New Action Thrillers on the Way this Summer
Geoff Cunningham is Captain Enema
Blue Bunny
Greg Groom plays a crime fighting superhero called the Blue Bunny. It is a playful flick that is sure to be in for a Golden Partridge Award next year. Groom lives in a hole in the forest and comes out at night to take on the bad guys. He almost becomes road kill, but his fast reflexes saved him. The premise may seem a bit silly, but this one had more than one tear coming out of this reviewer's eyeballs. Groom shows off his great acting skills and doesn't rely heavily on a supporting cast. I'm giving this one two lucky rabbit feet up!
Greg Groom is the Blue Bunny
Toronto, Ontario, Canada - I've been busy but I can always make time when Charlotte County's film makers come out with new movies like the ones I'm reviewing this week. It's balls to the wall action with plenty of great acting. Somebody must have heard me say, "Turn down the suck, turn up the good!"
Toronto, Ontario, Canada - I've been busy but I can always make time when Charlotte County's film makers come out with new movies like the ones I'm reviewing this week. It's balls to the wall action with plenty of great acting. Somebody must have heard me say, "Turn down the suck, turn up the good!"
Captain Enema
It starts a little slow, but Cunningham, despite the title, shows the bad guys he's taking no shit from them. The movie is hilarious in parts especially with Cunny's great delivery. There's the scene where his friend dies playing checkers. He told the guy KING ME, but he must have not heard him correctly and subsequently was killed. Cunningham is then called in to investigate. There's plenty of cameo appearances by some of Charlotte County's biggest stars. My brother Matty Walsh plays himself, the hard-working, energetic, clean living hockey player who is out to fight evil in the underworld of Charlotte County. This one has two thumbs up; all the way up!
Blue Bunny
Greg Groom plays a crime fighting superhero called the Blue Bunny. It is a playful flick that is sure to be in for a Golden Partridge Award next year. Groom lives in a hole in the forest and comes out at night to take on the bad guys. He almost becomes road kill, but his fast reflexes saved him. The premise may seem a bit silly, but this one had more than one tear coming out of this reviewer's eyeballs. Groom shows off his great acting skills and doesn't rely heavily on a supporting cast. I'm giving this one two lucky rabbit feet up!
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