- Grease Is The Word…. Have You Heard?
- Friday Bonanza
- Bored with Dust
- Undercover Hit
- Bored Darko
- One Long Bad Joke
- Hitchhiking to Cornytown
- Not Fit for Human Viewing
- Planets Unaligned
- A Smooth Scheme
- Hide The Rabbits, Another Crazy On The Loose
- Reviving Dry Comedy
- Claymation Gone Bad
- Break the Mirror Already
- Men and Women Are Fools
- Are You An Invader?
- Firing Folks Made to Look Interesting
- The Original Invasion Was By Far the Best
- Invasion Reinvisioned
- Strange Twists
- Good Will, Still Sucky Affleck
- Derailed Money Introduces Lopez’s Acting
- The Original Minority Report
- “Wheee. What a predicament.”
- The Best Stripper Fight — EVER!
- All Aborad for a Pineapple Adventure
- Cornier Than Blair’s Witch
- Senseless Murders Over Money
- Too Much Hype Over A Drunk
- “I Don’t have Time To Bleed”
- Better Swagger in Book
- Welcome to A WTF Double Whammy
- The Heartbreak of Getting Laid
- Mistaken Identity Gone Haywire
- One Sexy Psycho
- Brotherly Chaos
- When Past Lies Resurface
- A Makeover Fit For An Ogre
- Waiting to Exhale For Men
- No Wonder Bruce Lee Was So Damn Good
- Wanted: Non-Ogre To Rule Far, Far, Far Away
- Kill the Humans; Keep the Monkey
- Another Great Stolen Story
- The Motel That Time & You Should Forget
- One of the Biggest Dissapointments in the Archives
- The Snake Was the Best Actor Here
- Straddling Between Worship and Truth
- Needy Saves the Day & the Film
- Wasted Time On Another Tarantino Film
- When Passion Becomes a Bet for Suckers
- Seduction from Valmont’s Point-of-View
- The Love of Irish Punishment
- A Real Horror Film – Halloween Edition
- Another Child’s Game Gone Wrong – Halloween Edition
- Does Religion Kill Or Just the Crazed Followers?
- A Payne To Watch
- New Found Respect For Sweetback
- Cooning Need Not Apply
- Charlie’s Oversexed Angels
- Crap with Feathers & A Beak
- Hoping To Never See These Angles Again
- G. I’m Glad This Didn’t Suck
- Finally, A Cop I Can Respect
- Was Johnny 5 Animated?
- Hott Tatt; Crazed Life
- Fighting to Keep Truth Alive Since 1921
- ‘Rules’ Make 4 Decent Flick
- A Good Move For Gooding Jr.
- Men Gone Wild
- Have A Gizmo Xmas
- Gremlins Strike Again
- The Best Fiction From 1956
- Daddy’s NOT Paranoid After All
- A Great Reason To Hate Clowns
- Cokehead Gets Jacked
- Starship Bitches
- Men In Skirts Get Physical
- The Better of the Grits
- Raced To Death & Loving It
- Great for Trekkies
- Wonka & His Oompa Sucked
- Living Advertisement
- A ‘Dream’ Worth Having
- Even Alaska Deserved Better
- The Day I Realized How Much Keanu Sucked
- Same Old, Same Old
- A Wormhole of Comedy
- Ruthless Laughter
- Road to Murder or Redemption?
- Disney’s Warrior Princess
- The Puppet Franchise Was Weak
- The Better Willy Wonka
- Troopers vs. Roaches
- Classic Hauntings of a Demon
- Careful What You Wish For
- Waste of a Concept
- Advocating for Satan Has Its Perks
- Step Down from the Spotlight
- Dear John, You’re No Notebook
- Random Calls Make for Decent Film
- True Redemption
- No Fun Left Beating the Same Jokes Down in Dodgeball
- No Shitty Holmes
- Is This the NWO Dream for 2032?
- The Legend of Fame More in My Head Than Reality
- A Film Made from a Fortune Cookie
- Weak Film with Weak Premise
- Conspiracies Make for Strong Film
- Secrets in a Marriage Shocker for Spies?
- Needed: An Escape from Crap
- Another Innocent Man Used As Pawn
Film: Undercover Angel
Actor(s): Yasmine Bleeth, Dean Winters, Emily Mae Young, James Earl Jones, Casey Kasem, Lorraine Ansell, Richard Eden, David L. McCallum, Don Quiring, Carherine Knight, Leslie Rohonoczy, Carole Stoller, Malcolm Younger, Rob Goyette, Carmen, James Lefebvre, Sandra Lefebvre, Matthew Lefebvre
Official Drop Date: May 16, 2000
Blades: 7
Review: Driving down Surprise Boulevard I found this movie to be actually good. Lady comes and drops off her child, Jenny (Emily Mae Young), at an ex-boyfriend’s (Harrison Tyler) house for two weeks. She heads to Canada to take the bar exam. New man doesn’t want kids so mom has to make a choice and she decides to please the new man. This wench gives Tyler (Dean Winters) a post-dated check 
. No one else wanted to take the child so she ended up going to him. Tyler and the child began to bond immediately. The cute six-year old helped him catch the attention of the love interest, Holly Anderson (Yasmine Bleeth). The movie takes the typical turn; Jenny is Harrison’s daughter that was kept hidden from him because he was financially irresponsible. Jenny and Harrison learn to love each other and want Holly to join the family.
A Canadian judge (James Earl Jones) becomes involved with the custody fight that ensues between Harrison and Melissa over Jenny. After Harrison receives his book deal. Even after Tyler gave his heartfelt, tear-jerking testimony he loses the case. After seeing father and daughter heartbroken and conducting video visitations, Melissa finally caves in and allows Jenny to live with her father.
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