Cinema Smack Down

In the latest episode and our first since Valentine's Day, Scott and Fraser shout out to new listeners from the far flung reaches of North America, and then turn their attention to the heartfelt tale of a man who loved being a police officer so much, even death can't stop him from pursuing his passions; Robocop.

This episode is exactly 27:07, and if you are easily offended there are a few swears.

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Fraser and Scott unearth the wreckage that was Pauly Shore, Brendan Fraser and Sean Astin in Encino Man, and along the way masterfully reference Ringo Starr and a classic 80's sitcom. Also, pants are removed.

This episode is exactly 26:41 and if you are easily offended, there are a few swears.

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In our first Xmas themed episode, Fraser and Scott discuss and dissect 1996's Jingle All The Way, a movie that went so far off the rails GPS tracking couldn't locate it.

If you are easily offended, there are a few swears. 

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In our second episode of Cinema Smack Down, Fraser and Scott review the 1990 shell-head classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and conclude (among other things) that the film heroes were probably guilty of lifting clothes from dead bodies, and that animatronics in the early 90s left much to be desired.    

If you are easily offended, there are a few swears.

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In our premier episode of Cinema Smack Down, Fraser and Scott review the classic slasher flick Friday The 13th! In which an actual living thing died during filming, and a world record was (probably) set.

If you are easily offended, there are a few swears. As well as nudity.

A Barrie Uncovered podcast production.