Calling in from far-off Philadelphia, Russ Johnson guest stars for RoboCop 3. GBBV's Terrible Trilogy series continues with RoboCop's theme of the man/machine dichotomy but with a decidedly lighter tone.  In this movie we find the answers to questions such as "What if RoboCop fought RoboNinjas, had a gun-hand, a jetpack, and drove a pimp-mobile?" while also cramming in every character actor the movie could get a hold of.

If you ask people what freaks them out more than a few will probably say spiders, and returning guest of the show Jordan is one of those people. Putting his fear to the test Jordan has graciously agreed to come back to Good Brews Bad Views to watch Arachnophobia for his own personal Good Brews Blind Views as we record this episode to entertain you the listener (and us the podcast hosts) with pure unfiltered reactions to this campy early 90s creature feature.

Leaving Indianapolis with substantially lighter wallets, Max, James, and Randy recount their favorite moments from Gen Con 2018.

Frankly, it was only a matter of time before the Dana Carvey helmed The Master of Disguise made it's way on to Good Brews Bad Views. Even so, we are blaming this episode entirely on James' sister Summer who joins in on this episode as the GBBV Crew is assaulted by numerous Dana Carvey impersonations and disguises, leaving them to try and focus on the tasty cider they are drinking instead.

While it is well known that marketing can make or break a movie, the release date proves to be just as important. 2018 marks the 10th anniversary of The Wachowski Sister's Speed Racer adaptation, a film that flopped both commercially and critically upon it's release but has since become something of a cult film. Max, James, and Ryan sit down to see if this movie is well deserved of it's recent praise and it was just the wrong movie at the wrong time or if the movie is just another one left in the dust.

Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner – Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

You would think that after the roaring success of Jaws that there would be loads of derivative shark films as well as loads of derivative Jaws sequels. Oddly this wouldn't be the case until sharks got caught up in a tornado a few decades later, so the 1990s had to settle with gene tampered sharks in Deep Blue Sea. Friend of the show Dujuan joins to find out why you should never stand next to an open pool of water while giving a moralizing speech while your underwater base is sinking all around you.

Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner – Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

Whether you like him or not you can't deny that Adam Sandler made a handful of succeful comedies in the second half of the 1990s. This streak couldn't last forever and would eventually lead to such quality films as Don't Mess With the Zohan, Pixels, and The Ridiculous 6. For this episode we look at the first critical and financial Adam Sandler flop that would have made The Satanic Panic advocates clutch for their rosaries: Little Nicky.

Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner – Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

As much as the title would have you believe, Terminator Genysis is not about how Skynet takes over the world with a 1990s Sega video game system. The latest in the Terminator series is part sequel, part reboot, part movie that didn't make enough to have the sequel immediately green-lit. Keeping with the serial number theme of the movie, the GBBV Crew sip on some Short's Batch 8000 while they discuss things such as time travel, robo-arthritis, and whether they would rather see their favorite series have endless sequels or an eventual reboot.

Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner - Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

To celebrate the momentous occasion of reaching 50 episodes, Max, James, and Ryan look back to discuss their favorite and least favorite movies and beers of the podcast while  reflecting on the ever evolving craft beer industry and what the future holds in what turns out to be the longest episode of Good Brews Bad Views yet.

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Opening theme: Tha Silent Partner - Prohibition Brew and Pork Chops

Imagine if you will a movie that throws The Warriors, Escape from New York, and Road Warrior into a cheap Italian-made blender, 1990: The Bronx Warriors is basically what you would get from such a concoction. Friend of the show Randy returns to Good Brews Bad Views as we try to figure out how exactly lead actor Mark Gregory, the apply named Trash, manages to walk in pants that seem to be one with his body as we drink the fittingly named hefeweizen Homage from Watermark Brewing, a beer style we somehow avoided over nearly 50 episodes.