THE FACE WITH TWO LEFT FEET (1979) - View & Spew Review

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Italian hijinks slapstick comedy of a reverse mistaken identity plotting to pass a local hotel prep-chef "Johnny" as SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER era John Travolta to the amusement of his co-workers/friends. The stakes are raised when the plans interfere between Johnny's affection for Elona and her club owner boyfriend. Were we dancing along or running toward the exit? Also, we have our very first fan mail! Stay until the end! About Us: Every episode of the ‘View & Spew Review’ Adam Rutkowski, Joshua T. Ruth and Shawn McLoughlin get together to watch an obscure film none of them have seen then discuss it immediately after. Join us as we share our raw reactions and see clips from hard-to-find trash and treasures. More content from the Cult Following Network of talent: http://www.cultfollowing.co http://www.ViewAndSpewReview.com

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