Continuity Errors

John Waters/Jane Fonda double feature! Jacob and Maggie talk about the filthy melodrama, Female Trouble (1974), and the Jane Fonda sc-fi classic, Barbarella (1968).

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Maggie and Jacob discuss two of their favorite films of all time; Basic Instinct (1992), a Paul Verhoeven film that Maggie never stops talking about, and Repo Man (1984), a punk rock film that Jacob never stops talking about.

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Special guest, Hayden Welch, joins us on the podcast to celebrate Halloween! The trio talks about the heavily sex-oriented musical, The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975), and David Cronenberg's The Brood (1979), a movie Jacob has not been able to shut up about for the entire month of October.

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To get into the Halloween spirit, the duo checks out two acclaimed horror comedies. Evil Dead II (1987) and House (aka Hausu) (1977). Listen in amazement as Jacob fawns over Bruce Campbell and Maggie goes on her wildest and drunkest rant yet!

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Welcome back! In this episode, the dynamic duo talks about Melancholia (2011), a Lars Von Trier film that Jacob surprisingly *doesn't* hate, and Once Upon a Time in the West (1968), Maggie's very first Spaghetti Western.

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In our first episode, we discuss Paul Verhoeven's socio-political action thriller RoboCop (1987) and the criminally underseen Possession (1981) directed by Andrzej Zulawski.