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Our first feature of Jackie Chan has very cool stunts and plenty of charm that we enjoy talking about
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0685106/?ref_=tt_ov_ep_pr I was very wrong about Lorenzo's birthday, but Branscombe's is approaching in early August!
We thought this was going to be fun for beardless Z'Dar, Silva and Connors, but it's Harold fucking Diamond that absolutely steals the show.
It's long and more accurate to the book so that makes it good for some reason?
I wanted to add Donald Pleasance to the title but he has maybe 3 minutes of screen time
Noticing some trends in these Jalal Merhi films...
Plot is simple, but this is a wild ride of scenery worth a watch
Big 80's hair may be the best actor in this one.
MattinglyBot allowed Phil into the ballroom so I suppose we will honor Eastman together. Find our wonderful guest Phil @flixology101 and his site: flixology101.com
Sometimes you don't have to be on the force for decades to develop super-cop instincts. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075375/
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0504222/?ref_=nm_flmg_job_1_accord_2_cdt_epp_sm_1 RIP Ogre
Great fucking hench work in this delightful film
This is a wild one. For once I would recommend listening to the trailer to get a whiff of what they thought the plot was going to be.
A cozy Sunday afternoon type of movie. Egguccino anyone?
This movie is nothing. Not bad, not good, it just exists.
The sensei returns in what may be the last of his theatrical releases and man does he not disappoint! Bonus, it's based in our neck of the woods, Detroit!
Simple scifi concept done awful.
Intro ends around 40 minute mark Chuck is an odd one.
Macho Man doesn't get enough time but this is GGT through and through https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0743483/?ref_=ttch_ov_bk
Trailer begins around 36 minute mark TOM NOONAN IS INCREDIBLE (if you listen to Griff you already know this)
Joe joins us to talk wrastlin and the last good film by Carpenter
Long opener, trailer begins at 38:45 There's a lot to say about this movie, that's how you end up with a 40 minute opener
Fred may have been doing scenes on his own during the weekends, but BIG PAPA showed up!
When all that glitter ain't gold, turn to Kojak.
Coffin Ed and Gravedigger Jones are back in the theater! If only we could have had several more sequels so this episode is bittersweet.
Did Shaft's sequel improve on the original or continue to be very ok?
Malcolm McDowell is charming? A babyface?
One of the best introductions to a character ever
Great little film here folks. Find out what this Italian Job sandwich craze is all about.
Little Richard appears as a throwaway character and we have Stuart aboard to explain alligator lore.
This movie almost made it to the S tier.
Practical effects continues to build it's superiority case. Make sure to check out Jack and his books here! postmodernpulp.com / @jbadelaire @jack-badelaire
AN EARLY CHRISTMAS GIFT
Phil returns with an 80's cable tv mainstay Find our wonderful guest Phil @flixology101 and his site: flixology101.com
Crichton has some of the right ideas but this movie is pretty boring. Cool CootieBots though.
Unlike Running Man, this movie has plenty of great action and tension.
Cool practical effects and stunts, first time director, interesting villains, do we have ourselves a misunderstood genius?!
And Clint Howard, the greatest actor of our time
Could this be the last Cannon film we ever do???
Definitely worth a watch
BUT LEOPARDS AREN'T WOLVES! Stick with us friends, this is a great movie to talk about and it definitely ties into the theme.
Our favorite drunk uncle makes a return to the Theater playing a role he was born for.
You like your wolves as a bipedal or on all four?
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