
The Trap (1991)
Believe it or not, this is Michael J Fox’s directorial debut. No kidding.

Believe it or not, this is Michael J Fox’s directorial debut. No kidding.
Heat wave, thirst, and innate stupidity makes one man very miserable… and a vulture very satiated.
Using a love potion on this show is never a good thing. Or is it too much of a good thing? Poor Blane McDonough will soon find out…
Okay, so now they are pulling a Da Vinci Code on everybody. What’s next?
It’s like Romancing the Stone… but with bungling lead characters and hit-or-miss humor. Let’s see where things go from here.
After 500 episodes in an interminable second season, things conclude with something more at home in Goosebumps.
Even for a Tales from the Crypt episode, this one has a premise that is too dumb for its own good.
This is an awesome satire on the Paranormal Activity-like crap horror movies, long before such movies become the fad.
I think I’m in love with the homicidal maniac in this one.
A malformed circus freak and a 2,000-year old mummy fall in love and leave behind a special baby. How cute.