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Executive Orders state that you must listen to Filmshake’s new episode on 1994’s Clear and Present Danger. You must fulfill your debt of honor and listen to Jordan Courtney and Nicholas Loup discuss this Harrison Ford action flick that Nic loves with the net force of a thousand Red Octobers. Listen without remorse as they briefly discuss how 2002’s The Sum of All Fears is not as good as Clear and Present Danger, then face off in a brutal trivia battle where either could end up dead or alive, as they fight with the fury of a bear and a dragon in their violent patriot games. Will there be six rainbows in the sky after their vicious battle to prove who is the real cardinal of the kremlin? Is this episode description making Tom Clancy roll over in his grave, or is his ghost recon just happy we didn’t try to shoehorn Armored Cav: A Guided Tour of an Armored Cavalry Regiment into it?

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Music Heard this Episode:
"Main Title/A Clear and Present Danger (Film Version)" -- James Horner
"The Ambush (Film Version)" -- James Horner
"Second Hand Copter" -- James Horner
"The Mission/If We Could Remember" -- Jerry Goldsmith
"Truth Needs a Soldier/End Title" -- James Horner

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Pop quiz, hotshot. There's a podcast on a bus. Once the bus goes 50 miles an hour, the podcast is armed. If it drops below 50, the podcast blows up. What do you do? WHAT DO YOU DO?!
You listen to Filmshake, the 90's Movies Podcast, and their new episode on 1994's Speed, one of the greatest action movies of all time. We've got special guest, Jackson Boren, as our hostage, but instead of shooting him, we just talk about how awesome Speed is and how not awesome Speed 2: Cruise Control is for longer than it takes to drive the 105 in rush hour...which I guess would just be an hour? We're Filmshake, not Mathshake.

Find Jackson at: https://twitter.com/JacksonBoren

Music Heard this Episode:
"Main Title" -- Mark Mancina
"The Rescue" -- Mark Mancina
"The Gap" -- Mark Mancina
"Twentieth Century Fox Fanfare / Motorcycle Chase" -- Mark Mancina
"End Title" -- Mark Mancina

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Filmshake will tell YOU when we've had enough! This week, by listener request, we're covering 1995 Oscar winner, Leaving Las Vegas. We can quit whenever we want, but we're also covering 2006's Wicker Man for a minute too because the performances of Sir Nicolas Cage are an addictive substance.
Officer, I promise, we're only covering two movies. Okay, maybe we're covering three, as Jordan also briefly recaps the original 1973 Wicker Man. 
Throw back another Filmshake! We (probably) won't give you a hangover.

Music Heard this Episode:
"Corn Rigs" by Magnet
"Leaving Las Vegas" by Mike Figgis
"My One and Only Love" written by Robert Mellin and Guy Wood; performed by Sting
"Bossa Vega" by Mike Figgis

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Down on the bayou, we have a saying, "Laissez les Van Damme rouler!" Ma chérie and mon chéri , in this newest episode of Filmshake, does he! We're covering 1993's Hard Target, John Woo's ode to bullets, gumbo, and busted-up Mardi Gras floats. You got to grab the gator by the tail and listen, sha! We got cousin Jason Kleeberg from Force Five podcast around to talk about it too, so you be a possum's uncle if you miss it!

More on Force Five here: https://www.forcefivepodcast.com/about

Music Heard this Episode: 
"Chance and Carmen" -- Graeme Revell
"Won't You Let Me Go" -- Buckwheat Zydeco
"Born on the Bayou" -- Creedence Clearwater Revival

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Here's a little something extra - "lagniappe" as we say down here in the Boot State: A bonus episode recorded for our Patreon, where Nic and I (Jordan) each pick three (or more) things we've been watching and talk about them - just cuz. It's a nice hangout/chillaxing all cool kind of time. Hope you enjoy!

If you want more bonus content, check out the Filmshake Patreon here.

What we watched/talk about:
The Last Samurai, Deep Cover, King of New York, Ambulance, Inherent Vice, Licorice Pizza, Captive Audience, & Wall-E, early Adam Sandler movies and songs.

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We're back and ready to stab your ears with the sound of our sweet voices. Join us with guest, and longtime friend, Jon Peterson, as John Waters' 1994 black comedy, Serial Mom, metaphorically gives us a fruitcake and then backs right over us. To open up the episode, though, we're hard on Waters' Pecker from 1998. Huge shocker, it's not as good as Serial Mom, but it's the punishment film for a reason...but the punishment at the end of this episode's trivia battle is worse than wearing white shoes after Labor Day, or *GASP* NOT RECYCLING!!!

Music featured this episode:
"Main Title (Mom's Suburban Dream)" -- Basil Poledouris
"Gas Chamber" -- L7
"Daybreak" -- Barry Manilow

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Aye, fight and you may die. Run, and you'll live... at least a while. And dying in your beds, many years from now, would you be willing to trade ALL the days, from this day to that, for one chance, just one chance, to come back here and listen to Filmshake's new episode on 1995's Braveheart? We also talk about 2020's Fatman, a serious family drama where Mel Gibson plays a gun-toting Santa Claus with a drinking problem. Also, it's our wits that make us men, so the episode ends with a trivia battle as manly as haggis on a kilt.
Every podcast dies, not every podcast really lives, but Filmshake does. Listen to Filmshake.

Music featured this episode:
"The Battle of Stirling" -- James Horner (17:40)
" Murron's Burial" -- James Horner (42:06)
"The Legend Spreads" -- James Horner (1:16:27)
"Protect Your Mind (Braveheart)" -- DJ Sakin & Friends (1:46:45)

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Solarbabies from 1986?! I thought this was a 90's Movies Podcast? Well it is, except on April 1, 2022, when we switched places with Good Times Great Movies, the 80's Movies Podcast.  If you heard our last episode, on 1997's Spice World and 1992's Stop Or My Mom Will Shoot, you may have noticed GTGM's Doug and Jamie behind the microphones instead of us, unless that was your first episode of Filmshake, in which case, that was GTGM's Doug and Jamie behind the microphones instead of us. Meanwhile on their show, we talked Solarbabies, and we were so happy with that conversation, we asked GTGM if they'd be okay with us posting it here. They were, and so here it is in all its inane glory!
Post apocalyptic teenagers roller skating across the desert?
A nonsensical plot supported by even more nonsensical lore?
A sadomasochistic torture robot named Terminack in a movie made for children?
This movie has it all!

Music Featured This Episode:
Smokey Robinson -- "Love Will Set You Free (Theme From Solarbabies)"

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For years, listeners have been asking Filmshake, "When are you gonna cover 1997's Spice World?" Well, your Filmshake prayers have finally been answered...with a cruel April Fools twist!... because Spice World is only the opening course for our main dish, 1992's Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot. Which of these films has a worse script? Which has worse dialogue? Which is less funny? What happens when our hosts don't agree on whether or not both of these are even bad? Is anything real?

Also, please check out our good friends at Good Times Great Movies. Without them, this episode would not have been possible. In fact, if you check out their episode today, you might hear some familiar voices:

https://goodtimesgreatmovies.com/

Music heard this episode:
"Spice Up Your Life" -- Spice Girls
"Theme from Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot" -- Alan Silvestri
"Wannabe" -- Spice Girls

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In 1847, Martin Glynn sailed from Galway, Ireland, so that his great-great grandson, Nic, could one day honor his Irish legacy, by co-hosting a podcast focused upon the 1997 cinematic sleeper, The Matchmaker, and 2000's Leprechaun in the Hood. Why would you ever kiss the Blarney Stone for luck, when you could listen to Jordan Courtney compare a woman's smile to the anatomy of a Basset Hound? Yes, it's a St. Patrick's Day spectacular, as only Filmshake can do, a veritable four-leaf clover of audio perfection. You'll be Dublin over with laughter. Yes...Dublin over...we write these descriptions ourselves.
Also, there's a pot of gold at the end of this podcast rainbow in the form of the episode-closing trivia battle. Will Jordan finally experience the luck of the Irish, or will he go out like that thing James Joyce 's wife did that he liked.
Listen to find out!

Music featured this episode
"Maid Behind the Bar" by Sláinte
"Rock 'N' Roll Paddy" by Shane MacGowan and the Popes
"And a Bang On the Ear" by The Waterboys
"Leprechaun Rap" by Warwick Davis

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