Annual Holiday Film Review by Patrick McDonald and The Movie Wag

Submitted by PatrickMcD on December 23, 2008 - 5:34pm.


CHICAGO, IL – The Fourth Annual Holiday Film Review is ready for Yule perusal. Essentially a dialog between HollywoodChicago’s Patrick McDonald and his buddy The Movie Wag (Ken Candela), this film review covers new and unusual holiday fare. Access the article by clicking on the links below the picture…

Holiday Films A Christmas Carol Fonzie The Brady Bunch Trapped in Paradise Nicholas Cage Frosty the Snowman

An American Christmas Carol

The Christmas That Almost Wasn’t

Trapped in Paradise

A Very Brady Christmas

The Frosty Chronicles

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