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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2018 · 59 MIN

“Frozen Assets” (1992)

from Portland at the Movies · host Portland at the Movies

Going into this podcast about movies made in Portland, we knew that there would be more bad than good. But never could we imagine just how bad it could be. Insulting, joyless, trite, inexplicable, nonsensical, indefensible, and a slap in the face to art and humanity. Siskel & Ebert called it the worst comedy they had ever seen. So what happened? What's going on? Who is this movie even for? Join us as we demand answers. Don't forget to check out our map, where I've added 7 locations from this movie, and a bunch more from "The Hunted." Location Screenshots: The post “Frozen Assets” (1992) appeared first on Portland at the Movies.

Going into this podcast about movies made in Portland, we knew that there would be more bad than good. But never could we imagine just how bad it could be. Insulting, joyless, trite, inexplicable, nonsensical, indefensible, and a slap in the face to art and humanity. Siskel & Ebert called it the worst comedy they had ever seen. So what happened? What's going on? Who is this movie even for? Join us as we demand answers. Don't forget to check out our map, where I've added 7 locations from this movie, and a bunch more from "The Hunted." Location Screenshots:

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