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We’re saying nice things about Tim Burton for a change, as we discuss his beloved 1985 road movie. Is this one of the greatest comedy masterpieces of all time? Is it possible for such a film to exist today? Are any of the hosts capable of doing even a slightly passable Pee-wee impression? Is there a basement at the Alamo? Listen and learn!

You must join us for this Spooky Season episode about two good Body Snatchers films and one bad one. You have no choice. Life will be better if you listen. There will be no more wars, no more hatred. No more love. But we can promise you this: plenty of goo!

https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-149-slither-141774395

Way back, before he was The President of Movies, James Gunn was just a lowly screenwriter from Troma University. But he had a dream: to one day make a movie about a monster who shoots out of a meteor into a guy’s chest, who then impregnates a woman using goo tentacles which makes her explode into zombie slugs who make people into cannibals who shoot mutation slime and are all in love with Elizabeth Banks.

October is here: the leaves are changing, the shadows grow longer, the moon is full 100% of the time. What better reason to discuss three thrillers showcasing the ferocity of canis lupus—the common household wolf for those not versed in Latin!

https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-148-mars-140713540

In 1996, Tim Burton made a movie that was seemingly designed to appeal to only 1/3 of the movie going public. And wouldn’t you know it, it only appeals to 1/3 of this podcast, too. Try to guess which one—you might actually be a little bit surprised!

So it’s come to this: Emalie, Matt and Travis dutifully answer YOUR questions about movies, food, dogs, but mostly movies. Intriguing, no?

https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-147-star-trek-139606975

In 1986, one of the most popular sci-fi franchises of all time decided to cut loose and make a light hangout movie full of silly jokes and whales. And guess what? The public ATE IT UP! No ma’am, no dipshit.

You can call Pamela Anderson an icon, you can call her a sex symbol, you can call her someone with pretty bad taste in men and/or music. But don’t—and this is very important—call her ‘babe.’ In case that’s something you were thinking about doing.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-146-good-and-138557307

Light up a delicious Kent Brand Cigarette—the cigarette of smart people—pour your ninth scotch of the afternoon and listen as we discuss George Clooney’s wonderful 2005 historical drama. A movie so good, he decided never to direct any movies ever again!

The year was 1986, and the Brat Pack—a group of hot young actors that folks associated with each other—was on top of the world. Then these three movies were released, and that was basically the the end of that.