VHSaturday

<p>Now that DAWGUST is finally done, we're back to our usual faire of sci-fi/action shlock. When a rogue space cop travels to Earth in search of the Anti-Life Equation, the fate of the universe rests on Abraxas putting a stop to his plans. <strong>Jesse "The Body" Ventura</strong> and reigning DAWGUST champion <strong>Jim Belushi</strong>'s ex-wife star in this low-budget Terminator clone from Canada.</p>

<p>The moment you've all been waiting for has arrived -- This week, our <strong>DAWGUST </strong>tournament comes to a close as we finally rank the best and the worst aspects of all the films we've reviewed thus far. Is <strong>K-9</strong> going to shoot down the competition? Will <strong>My Magic Dog</strong> make the other dog movies disappear? Or will this be a slam dunk for <strong>Air Bud</strong>?</p>

<p>We have entered the 3rd round of <strong>DAWGUST</strong> - a tournament where we set out to crown the Top Dog of our VHS collection. This week, we evaluate the <strong>MAGIC DOG</strong> subgenre by reviewing <strong>My Magic Dog</strong> (1997) and <strong>Daniel and the Superdogs</strong> (2004). Which dog will have the power to face off in the final round?</p>

<p>The month of <strong>DAWGUST</strong> continues! This week, we look at the <strong>SPORTS DOG</strong> subgenre by reviewing such films as: <strong>Air Bud</strong> (1997), <strong>Air Bud: Golden Receiver</strong> (1998), <strong>Air Bud: World Pup</strong> (2000), <strong>Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch</strong> (2002), <strong>Air Bud: Spikes Back</strong> (2003), <strong>Soccer Dog: The Movie</strong> (1999), and <strong>Soccer Dog: European Cup</strong> (2004). Which dog will be the MVP?</p>

<p>After a month break, we are BACK! This time we are looking at not 1, not 2, <em>not even 3</em>, but 4 movies to kickoff the month of <strong>DAWGUST. </strong>We will be examining the "Dog Movie" VHS subgenre and the sub-subgenres within it, determining the best of canine cinema through a month-long tournament.</p><p>For part 1, we're discussing the <strong>COP DOG</strong> subgenre by ranking the following films: <strong>Turner & Hooch</strong> (1989), <strong>K-9</strong> (1989), <strong>K-9: PI</strong> (2002), and <strong>Top Dog</strong> (1995).</p>