Metal Detector Maniac

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Matt Farley and Tom Scalzo, played by Matt Farley and Tom Scalzo, are music professors currently on sabbatical working on an album of music by their band Moes Haven that will be based on whatever happens in their lives. Currently, that seems like it's going to be them playing basketball all day. But that's before they get a nemesis, a metal detector, well, maniac. Sure, the guys just get a bad feeling about him, but what if they aren't safe? What if he can get into their homes? What if there are unsolved crimes that he may have committed? And what if they become so obsessed, recording an entire album about their enemy that proves that they have grown mutually haunted by one another? This movie just flows and feels like a total hang out with two friends who love recording songs just as much as they do escaping the world of being grown-ups. Just as many people love them as are annoyed by them, but when you have a man who can find lost medallions and writes poetry that mentions his hatred of you, well, anything can happen. And what's the deal with those missing feisty twins? Your bedroom community is also filled with this same kind of evil. You just need to take a sabbatical too.

Another amazing movie from Matt Farley and Charles Roxburgh! I laughed, I sang along, I found myself questioning metal detecting as a hobby and local loitering laws. Even more music than in their past films including some really catchy tunes (will there be a soundtrack?) Many familiar faces of the Farley & Charlie universe make an appearance. What's not to love!

source: Metal Detector Maniac

Matt Farley and Tom Scalzo, played by Matt Farley and Tom Scalzo, are music professors currently on sabbatical working on an album of music by their band Moes Haven that will be based on whatever happens in their lives. Currently, that seems like it's going to be them playing basketball all day. But that's before they get a nemesis, a metal detector, well, maniac. Sure, the guys just get a bad feeling about him, but what if they aren't safe? What if he can get into their homes? What if there are unsolved crimes that he may have committed? And what if they become so obsessed, recording an entire album about their enemy that proves that they have grown mutually haunted by one another? This movie just flows and feels like a total hang out with two friends who love recording songs just as much as they do escaping the world of being grown-ups. Just as many people love them as are annoyed by them, but when you have a man who can find lost medallions and writes poetry that mentions his hatred of you, well, anything can happen. And what's the deal with those missing feisty twins? Your bedroom community is also filled with this same kind of evil. You just need to take a sabbatical too.

Another amazing movie from Matt Farley and Charles Roxburgh! I laughed, I sang along, I found myself questioning metal detecting as a hobby and local loitering laws. Even more music than in their past films including some really catchy tunes (will there be a soundtrack?) Many familiar faces of the Farley & Charlie universe make an appearance. What's not to love!

Trailer—Metal Detector Maniac

Metal Detector Maniac