https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-120-111773485

We discuss that movie about a magic remote control that ISN’T “Click.” This one is from 1998 and it’s about racism and masturbation!

We take you back to the nostalgia-rich Cold War of the 1980’s, when the Russians were, like, still bad guys, but…kind of different? Do svidaniya, don’t get any on ya!

https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-119-movie-110926269

While this movie is famous for featuring Orson Welles’ final film role, the shocking death of Optimus Prime and a guy saying “Oh shit!” in a children’s film, we think it should be even more famous for being one of Kevin Clarke’s most favorite films TO THIS DAY! Find out why by listening to this podcast episode!

We’re finally talking about a very special man. Enigmatic, exciting, seductive and irresistible—of course, I’m referring to The Mothman! But Richard Gere is in a movie about him and he’s worth talking about, too!

https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-118-bridges-110066947

We go back to the “Sexual Clint Eastwood” well once more with his 1995 hit novel adaptation starring Meryl Streep! A near perfect little film about super adult stuff that really covers the breadth of Clint’s abilities as a director. Do you feel weepy, punk?

There was once a time known as the mid to late aughts, when the culture was at an ebb and bland bros ruled the land. One director, DJ Caruso, bestrode this brief period like a colossus. Look upon his works and sigh heavily!

https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-117-twister-109153166

You wanna make it in this biz, you gotta stay current! That’s why we’re talking about Jan de Bont’s 1996 box office smash/progenitor of current box office smash TWISTER$! Does the original disaster film deserve it’s current beloved (to some) status? I bet you can guess what we think!

Freeze, (literal) slime bag! You have the right to remain…from another planet? The War On Crime just got a lot more otherworldly with three cop movies that also feature Space Guns!

https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-116-three-108284131

We talk about the time two beloved comedy guys and two not-so-much-beloved comedy guys came together to make a wacky family film about Mexico in the Silent Film Era. The 80’s were an interesting time! Goodnight, Ned!

We’re discussing the late-career output of legendary director John Frankenheimer—a man whose films always looked great, even when everything else about them was bad.