MAC AND ME: On Earth 30 Years Later
Grab a Coke and let’s revisit this oddly loveable 1988 mockbuster.
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Marisa Mirabal is an Austin-based writer whose work has appeared on Collider, /Film, and Fangoria. She has a penchant for horror, documentaries, and '80s sci-fi movies. When she isn't conjuring up film analysis, she can be found reading, spinning film scores on vinyl, and sipping whiskey deep in the heart of Texas.
Grab a Coke and let’s revisit this oddly loveable 1988 mockbuster.
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