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The Movie Bunker Podcast: Superman III

Posted by The Craggus on July 3, 2019June 30, 2019

This week, I was a guest on The Movie Bunker Podcast’s Episode 42 – talking about how life, the universe and everything is better for having “Superman III” in it.

The Movie Bunker Podcast is a podcast dedicated to reviewing the most critically panned movies. Is there a diamond in the rough? It’s unlikely, but they keep on digging, commandeering guests to divulge their movie guilty pleasure.

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