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- Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade (1989)
Episode 300 is HERE. Analog Jones finally crawled back out of whatever hole they disappeared into, and we made it count. Are we done after this? Honestly... no clue. But we showed up, we hit 300, and we brought every ounce of ridiculousness with us!
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1 hr 37 min - They Live (1988)
Brad picks one of the show's favorite movies to discuss, and, surprisingly, it's taken this long to talk about it. This week, we are watching John Carpenter's They Live (1988), starring Roddy Piper.
Quick Facts
Directed by John CarpenterMusic by John Carpenter and Alan HowarthDistributed by Universal Pictures (North America) and Carolco Pictures (International)Release date November 4th, 1988 (b/c they didn’t want to compete head-to-head with Halloween 4 on October 21st)Running time of 94 minutesBudget $3 millionBox Office $13.4 million (North America)Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer 87%/Popcornmeter 80%Starring
Roddy Piper as John NadaKeith David as FrankMeg Foster as Holly ThompsonGeorge Buck Flower as Drifter / CollaboratorHow to listen and reach Analog Jones and the Temple of Film
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1 hr 28 min - Ninja III: The Domination (1984)
Analog Jones loves reviewing Canon Films, and this week Steve picks a crazy one in Ninja III: The Domination (1984).
Quick Facts- Directed by Sam Firstenberg
- Written by James R. Silke
- Distributed by Cannon Film
- Released on September 14, 1984
- Budget of $2 million
- Box Office: $7,610,785
- Rotten Tomatoes: 33% Tomatometer / 53% Popcornmeter
Starring
- Sho Kosugi (Japanese) as Goro Yamada
- Lucinda Dickey as Christie Ryder
- Jordan Bennett as Billy Secord
- James Hong (an American born to Chinese immigrants) as Miyashima
- David Chung (a Korean-American) as Black Ninja Hanjuro
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1 hr 22 min - Discussing Project N-Terro with Traycee King
This week on Analog Jones and the Temple of Film we discuss Project N-Terro with producer/writer Traycee King.
The Story
America has fallen from its first world status and its main export is now human. In a dystopian world of human trafficking, cannibalism, and experimentations, individuals diagnosed with ADHD have been found to have high amounts of mirror neurons. Extraction for pharmaceutical use was inevitable.
The story follows Tarra, a double-agent sent to interrogate a pedophile only to discover she must confront her own past to complete her mission. With help from her partner, Eve, and their mentor, Brimstone, they will help bring down a human trafficking ring known as the Flesh Circus.
Indiegogo Project
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/project-n-terro#/
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34 min - Masters of the Universe (1987)
Only the universe could host a podcast this big! We watched a space adventure primarily set on Earth. Get ready to hear Analog Jones discuss the heroic, muscle-bound warrior known as He-Man in Masters of the Universe.
Quick Facts
- Directed by Gary Goddard (First full-length Film)
- Written by David Odell (Wrote the Screenplay for Dark Crystal and Supergirl)
- Music by Bill Conti (Rocky and Karate Kid Motion Pictures)
- Distributed by The Cannon Group Inc.
- Running Time: 106 minutes
- Released August 7, 1987
- Budget: $22 million
- Box Office: $17.3 million
- Rotten Tomatoes: 21% Tomatometer / 41% Popcornmeter
Starring
- Dolph Lundgren as He-Man
- Frank Langella as Skeletor
- Courteney Cox as Julie Winston
- Robert Duncan McNeill as Kevin Corrigan
- Meg Foster as Evil-Lyn
- Chelsea Field as Teela
- Jon Cypher as Man-At-Arms
- Billy Barty as Gwildor
- James Tolkan as Detective High Lubic
- Christina Pickles as Sorceress
- Tony Carroll as Beast Man
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1 hr 41 min - Shocker (1989)
No more Mr. Nice podcast! Brad picks Wes Craven's Shocker from 1989 to finish off our "Hey, it's not that bad" theme.
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1 hr 8 min - Battlefield Earth (2000)
Every once in a while, you revisit a movie you loved as a teenager and realize that you were completely wrong about it. This week, Chris chose "Battlefield Earth" for our theme of "Hey, it's not that bad," only to realize he was truly wrong about how awful the film is.
Quick Facts
- Directed by Roger Christian
- Screenplay by Corey Mandell and J. D. Shapiro
- Based on Battlefield Earth by L. Ron Hubbard
- Produced by Jonathan Krane, Elie Samaha, and John Travolta
- Distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: May 12, 2000
- Running Time: 117 minutes
- Budget: $44 million
- Box office: $29.7 million
- Rotten Tomatoes: Tomatometer 3% | Popcorn Meter 13%
Starring
John Travolta as TerlBarry Pepper as Jonnie Goodboy TylerForest Whitaker as KerKim Coates as CarloRichard Tyson as Robert the FoxSabine Karsenti as ChrissyHow to listen and reach Analog Jones and the Temple of Film
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1 hr 3 min - Waterworld (1995)
Analog Jones begins their "Hey, it's not that bad" theme! Our first movie is the Kevin Costner bomb, Waterworld.
Quick Facts
- Directed by Kevin Reynolds (Robinhood: Prince of Thieves)
- Written by Peter Rader and David Twohy (Wrote the Riddick Series)
- Distributed by Universal Pictures
- Released on July 28th, 1995 (United States)
- Budget: $172-175 million
- Box Office: $264 million
- Rotten Tomatoes: 45% Tomatometer / 44% Popcornmeter
Starring
- Kevin Kostner as The Mariner or Ulysses
- Dennis Hopper as The Deacon
- Jeanne Tripplehorn as Helen
- Tina Majorino as Enola
- Michael Jeter as Old Gregor
- Gerard Murphy as The Nord
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1 hr 15 min - Princess Bride (1987)
Analog Jones takes on a classic from the 1980s when they review The Princess Bride. Get a peanut and prepare for some sword fighting!
Quick Facts
Directed by Rob Reiner (Yeah, Meathead directed this along with This is Spinal Tap and Stand By Me)
Screenplay by William Goldman (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and All the President's Men)
Distributed by 20th Century Fox
Budget of $16 million
Box Office of $30.9 million
Rotten Tomatoes: 96% Tomatometer / 94% Popcornmeter
Starring
- Cary Elwes as Westley/the Dread Pirate Roberts
- Robin Wright as Buttercup, the Princess Bride
- Mandy Patinkin as Inigo Montoya
- Wallace Shawn as Vizzini
- André the Giant as Fezzik
- Chris Sarandon as Prince Humperdinck
- Christopher Guest as Count Tyrone Rugen
- Fred Savage as the grandson
- Peter Falk as the grandfather
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59 min - Rescuers Down Under (1990)
When Chris picks the Rescuers Down Under, we go to the land with koala bears and crazy German doctors.
Quick Facts
- Directed by Hendel Butoy and Mike Gabriel (co-directed Pocahontas)
- Screenplay by Jim Cox, Karey Kirkpatrick, Byron Simpson, and Joe Ranft
- Based on Characters by Margery Sharp (who created the Rescuers series in 1959)
- Distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
- Released on November 16, 1990
- A budget of around $48 million
- Box Office of $47.4 million (this was a bomb)
- Rotten Tomatoes: 85% Tomatometer / 68% Popcornmeter
Starring (Voice Cast)
- Bob Newhart as Bernard
- Eva Gabor as Miss Bianca
- John Candy as Wilbur
- Adam Ryen as Cody
- Tristan Rogers as Jake
- George C. Scott as Percival C. McLeach
- Frank Welker as Marahute and Joanna
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1 hr 14 min
About Analog Jones and the Temple of Film: VHS Podcast
From the publisher's feed
Listen as three men set out to find the treasure in the countless mounds of forgotten VHS tapes around flea markets, garage sales, basements, and closets. We are a VHS podcast that looks at VHS box…
art, posters, trailers, and behind the scenes. Every week we put something in our film museum like Indiana Jones would.