Yes! A talking cat. The real joy of this piece really is that cat. The story and feature itself is more akin to a Birdemic quality, but that real golden goose-egg of joy that you'll get listening to

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I cannot begin to describe the joy you will have when you get into the creamy nougat center of this work. Not even getting to the plot, characters, or other basic things that come with filmmaking. N

Welcome to NILBOG! A self-titled sequel to a non-existent predecessor. Because (actual tagline): ONE IS NOT ENOUGH! This feature has it all: insane plot-line, memorable one-liners, performances t

Oh wow. What to say about this thing. Take a 15 year old hormonal Neil Breen, along with the film crew who gave us 'Troll 2' and bake in an oven of stereotypes overnight. It's amazing how ridiculou

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