Writer-director Bob Dolman, adapting Thomas Rockwell's children's novel about a squeamish new kid in the neighborhood who's forced to choke down 10 night crawlers in one day, is no stranger to amphibian abuse: he wrote the classic WKRP episode in which Herb Tarlek accidentally spray-paint his daughter's pet frog to death. If you've ever gone fishing in your life, chances are you won't give this a first much less a second thought, but if worms could go to the movies (or even see, for that matter) this would be their equivalent of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The big question that nobody asks is, How do the worms feel about this? They're crawling along through the moist dirt, innocent as can be.and then suddenly they're brutally ripped away from their families and communities and forced to become the main ingredient in omelets, The big question that nobody asks is, How do the worms feel about this? They're crawling along through the moist dirt, innocent as can be.and then suddenly they're brutally ripped away from their families and communities and forced to become the main ingredient in omelets, milkshakes and pasta dishes solely because two fourth-graders just can't get along.
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