"The Body of a Possum The Heart of a Warrior"31 March 199630 mins
What originally started as a “House on Haunted Hill” ripoff (long before the remake, mind you) ended up as a movie about fighting a giant (well, man-sized) killer possum. The original tape-to-tape edit left a lot to be desired, but this remade 2007 edit is much closer to being an actual coherent movie. This is the most-quoted movie by my friends and those involved, it has kind of a cheesy / enduring legacy about it. - Benjamin J. Heckendorn
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Have you watched Possumus Man yet? What did you think about it?