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There are kids’ films, and then you have films that push the envelope to the limits of any “Parental Guidance” certifications. Indeed, you have the latter with Manborg and The Void helmer Steven Kostanski’s R-rated fantasy horror, PG: Psycho Goreman, which bolsters with every bit of bombast, silliness and amusement in its use of violence to cohese an otherwise imperfect, but amusing tale about children. Such are who we meet in Mimi (Nita-Josee Hanna) and Luke (Owen Myre) who stumbles upon a glowing gem after a robust game of “crazyball” sees Luke digging a hole. The next day, a chance meeting occurs with a vicious alien being (Matthew Ninaber in costume, voiced by Steven Vlahos) eager to destroy everything in sight, except only he realizes he can’t – that is – the moment Mimi catches herself wielding control of the extraterrestrial. What follows is an oddball tale of adventure, about a burgeoning out-of-this-world friendship between […]

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