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Three lifelong friends review movies released between 1975-1999 as if the very future of the world depended on it.
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Friday Mar 25, 2022
Friday Mar 25, 2022
Jack Nicholson must be insane to think an asylum is an escape from a prison work farm. He's shocked to learn how wrong he was when he tangles with Nurse Ratched in a battle fo wills. Lay back on the couch, close your eyes and tell us how your feel about this mind-bending review.
Friday Mar 18, 2022
Friday Mar 18, 2022
Getting sucked into a video game is every kid's dream. Turns out every movie reviewer too. Jeff Bridges takes a byte out of crime in this cyber-adventure. Is Version 1.0 still the best? Unencrypted answer if you log on, User.
Sunday Mar 06, 2022
Sunday Mar 06, 2022
Realty unravels for a rich playboy after surviving a car cash and then being accused of killing his dream girl. Penelope Cruz costars in this and the US remake, Vanilla Sky. We unplug from the Matrix to bring you our best review yet... again.
Sunday Feb 27, 2022
Sunday Feb 27, 2022
Odds are you haven't seen Clive Owen's debut: a neo-noir casino crime story about a croupier with a sense of morality as random as the roulette wheel he spins. Is it worth another round? Place your bets and tune in for the answer.
Wednesday Feb 23, 2022
Wednesday Feb 23, 2022
Tom Hanks and Shelley Long go wrong when they buy a home for a song. Is this fixer-upper comedy still worth the time? We tear down The Money Pit in this wreck of a review.
Monday Feb 14, 2022
Monday Feb 14, 2022
Pick the two best, two worst and the two that surprised you most and see how your taste overlaps with ours! We go "meta" for our 100th episode. Join us and together we can rule the Podcast Universe.
Sunday Feb 06, 2022
Sunday Feb 06, 2022
Out namesake film star Steve Marin as an outrageous neurosurgeon stuck married to a gold digger (Kathleen Turner) but in love with a disembodied brain. Is this totally relatable, zany comedy worth naming your firstborn podcast after? Hear us pick our brains and, perhaps change our minds.
Sunday Jan 30, 2022
Sunday Jan 30, 2022
It's 6am and today we review Groundhog Day. It's 6am and today we review Groundhog Day. It's 6am and today we review Groundhog Day. It's 6am and today we review Groundhog Day.
Friday Jan 21, 2022
Friday Jan 21, 2022
Soggy Bottom USA might imply you’ll wet your pants watching this swampy comedy. Or, not. This moonshinin', dog-racin', country-singin', fur-tradin', boat-buildin' crime/con/love story explores the moviemaking sin of becoming so 'bogged' down with subplot, its real purpose becomes murkier than a steamin' dog fart (which is actually a highlight). Come on, y'all--hear our best review yet!
Sunday Jan 16, 2022
Sunday Jan 16, 2022
Never grow old. Never die. But you must feed, Michael. This Peter Pan-inspired vampire flick from 1987 does the impossible - makes the 80's look cool and bloodsucking cooler. We stick our necks out to critique The Lost Boys and invite you to sink your teeth into our flesh... err, podcast.
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
Tuesday Jan 11, 2022
Richard Pryor (after the fire) is a pitcher who can get 10x richer if he spends 30mil whilst revealing nil, leaving nothing to his name at the end of this one-month inheritance game. Is this high stakes remake worth a second take... or just a head shake?
Saturday Jan 01, 2022
Saturday Jan 01, 2022
The Friday the 13th producer made this much tamer murder mystery about a group of friends spending a scary night in an old house on an island. It begs the question: does April Fool's Day put the laughter in slaughter? Or is it just a joke?
Monday Dec 20, 2021
Monday Dec 20, 2021
Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo follows a man so obsessed with bringing Opera to the Amazon he enlists natives to carry a steamboat across land. Burden of Dreams is the documentary that follows Werner Herzog, a man so obsessed with filming a movie in the Amazon he enlists natives to carry a steamboat across land. Insanity ensues, but should we look away?
Sunday Dec 05, 2021
Friday Nov 19, 2021
Friday Nov 19, 2021
Dolly Parton steals scene after scene from Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin in this revenge comedy about three women getting even with their misogynistic boss. Do jokes about inequality still ring true? And does anyone really work 9 to 5 in this new economy? Punch in for the punchline.