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A random letter pick from my DVD shelf leads to a revisit of a bizarre 1987 cult comedy anthology.
Feb 23, 2026
For this week’s
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Amazon Women on the Moon (1987)
— a surreal cult comedy anthology that perfectly captures the chaotic feel of late-night television. |
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## Movie Monday Random Pick – Amazon Women on the Moon Review
A random letter pick from my DVD shelf leads to a revisit of a bizarre 1987 cult comedy anthology.
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Feb 23, 2026
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For this week’s **Movie Monday**, I picked a random letter from my DVD collection and reviewed whatever film it landed on. The result: *Amazon Women on the Moon (1987)* — a surreal cult comedy anthology that perfectly captures the chaotic feel of late-night television.
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A random letter pick from my DVD shelf leads to a revisit of a bizarre 1987 cult comedy anthology.
Feb 23, 2026
For this week’s **Movie Monday**, I picked a random letter from my DVD collection and reviewed whatever film it landed on. The result: *Amazon Women on the Moon (1987)* — a surreal cult comedy anthology that perfectly captures the chaotic feel of late-night television. |
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