For episode 52 of COMBS CREW, we watched 1995's (or 1996's?...) "The Digital Prophet," also known as "Cyberstalker!" This movie follows a woman named "Newman" who is driven mad by a comic known as "Cyberthoughts" (drawn by Jeffrey Combs's character) and goes on a killing spree in hopes of merging with a mysterious computer god known as "MICA."

We were drawn in by the promise of Troma, but left quite a bit disappointed! The production values are very low, the plot is thin, and Combs plays the most unlikeable character we've seen yet. This was a rough watch!

Have you seen this one? What did you think? Let us know in the comments!

For episode 51, we watched "Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls," which may be the movie with the longest title in history!! This film is blessed to feature both Jeffrey Combs and Barbara Crampton! We get a lot of Combs, but we also get a lot of Onyx, the main character, who came to fame through a series of viral Youtube videos. Have you seen this? What did you think? Let us know in the comments!

Happy holidays! For episode 50, we watched Elf-Man, a Christmas film where Jeffrey Combs plays a bandit named Mickey. It's part "Home Alone," part... other stuff. Jeffrey Combs gets tons of screentime, which is the best Christmas present we could have hoped for. The film also stars Jason Acuña, a.k.a. "Wee Man" from "Jackass!"

In our first ever DOUBLE EPISODE, we talk about Jeffrey Combs's first film, "HONKY TONK FREEWAY," a weird-as-hell comedy that also happens to be one of the biggest box office bombs of all time, and "CELLAR DWELLER," a horror film from around eight years later. We decided to do both movies because Jeff has 30 seconds of screentime in the first and five minutes in the second! Have you seen these? What did you think? Let us know!

For episode 48 of "Combs Crew," we watched the amazing "Time Tracers," one of the most incomprehensible movies we've seen so far. Jeffrey Combs plays a scientist who helps a group of characters go to the past in search of a "DINO MAN." Coincidentally, this movie uses the same old dinosaur footage as a previous film, "The Phantom Empire!" This movie was an absolute mess but tons of fun!

Have you seen this movie?... what did you think? Let us know!

For this episode of Combs Crew, we watched 1998's "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer," the pretty bad sequel to "I Know What You Did Last Summer." The film's title makes no sense, but then again, neither does the film's plot! Jeffrey Combs plays the snippy manager of a resort hotel in the Bahamas, where the film takes place for some reason. Have you seen this movie? What did you think?...

In Episode 46 of "Combs Crew," we complain about MOTIVATIONAL GROWTH, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year! Okay! This movie has a lot of ideas, but in our personal opinion, we don't think it executed on those ideas very well. Warning: if you really love this movie, consider skipping this episode of Combs Crew, because we don't have a ton of nice things to say about this one...

In this episode, we watched 1991's "Death Falls," a film about an old man who needs PANTS! Where are his PANTS? He steals some PANTS from another man, who then has no PANTS. Jeffrey Combs stars as Lonnie Hawk, a man who screams a lot. It's a great movie! Have you seen it? Let us know in the comments!

In episode 44 of COMBS CREW, we watched "Dead Man Walking," a post-apocalyptic film where Combs and another guy walk, and sometimes drive, around a junkyard. It was pretty ok! Join us as we discuss the Combs's "Chaz," the amazing orange-haired villain Decker, and the tragic Pookie.

Have you seen this movie? What did you think? Let us know in the comments!

For this podcast episode, we watched an episode of "Jake and the Fatman," a largely-forgotten crime drama that ran from 1987 into the early nineties. Jeffrey Combs plays a one-off villain named "Alan Shuba," who uses his majestic beard in order to break out of prison. It was a pretty good episode of television! Join us as we discuss this episode!