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PLASTIC FILMTASTIC: WRATH OF THE PIRATES!

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It will be official next week, but I’d like to welcome Plastic Filmtastic to the FOG! family.

History’s first and only weekly stop-motion animated film review podcast. Now with extra violence!

Every Friday, FOG! will present the biggest movies reviewed, Lego style!

This week on Plastic Filmtastic, The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists goes up against Wrath of the Titans.

Spoiler Alert: Wrath is not victorious.

After the jump check out the two previous Plastic Filmtastic installments and be sure to check out their Facebook Page HERE!

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