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70. Flashdance (1983)
Hello Excellent Humans!
What a feeling! Bryan Bierman returns for what turns out to be his tenth appearance (!) to talk about the ‘80s classic Flashdance (1983)! Hear as we discuss secret future plans on the air, sing both of our near-hit songs Private Welder and Let’s Get Dirigible, plug Pittsburgh podcast Werewolf Ambulance, invent WWE personality Alex the Steel Town Welder, and ask: Does Pittsburgh have good pizza?
69. Flesh Gordon (1974)
Hello SEXcellent Humans!
Never doubt that for our 69th episode, we’d get a little sexy, talking about 1974’s Flesh Gordon! It’s a porno parody that was almost shut down by the LAPD! CONTENT WARNING: this is a porno from the ‘70s so not everything is super cool, heads up. Ensuing discussion includes: dirty Coen Bros. titles, Predator ASMR, & an Elvira Vespa joke!
68. Lisa (1989)
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Hi, guy! In a rare one-on-one episode, Hunter and returning guest Nicole Weigand discuss 1989’s almost-direct-to-TV thriller LISA! What happens when a frisky teen prank calls the absolute wrong-est guy? Does anyone remember answering machines? Isn’t Culver City in Colorado? We answer these questions and more!
67. Cool Runnings (1993)
Hello Excellent Bobsledders!
Someone must have kissed a lucky egg because Allison is back! We’re joined once again by “guestmode” Tina Dillon and Michael Chalfin to talk 1993’s COOL RUNNINGS! Along the way we talk on other kid flicks of the era, create a new IP franchise gumbo concept and wonder: How exactly do you zamboni a bobsled track?
66. Cursed (2005)
Hello Excellent Werewolves!
As Allison is still on Rumspringa, we once again welcome Tina Dillon as co-host to talk about Wes Craven’s long delayed, much maligned werewolf slasher CURSED (2005)! Krystal T L Brackett drops by to learn about the troubled production, how Jesse Eisenberg looks like Josh Hartnett sucking on a lemon, how Scott Baio isn’t a werewolf (he’s just Italian), and what exactly happens at Tinsel.
65. The Dragon Lives Again (1977)
Hello Excellent Bruce Lees!
Since Allison is attending an alpaca farmer’s conference in Djibouti, Hunter and guest co-host Tina Dillon are joined by “very tired” Bryan Bierman of the Legends of Philadelphia podcast to discuss a Bruceploitation flick that barely exists: THE DRAGON LIVES AGAIN (1977) (a.k.a. Deadly Hands of Kung Fu)! How does a post mortem Bruce Lee end up goofing around in the afterlife with Popeye, Clint Eastwood, Dracula and maybe Elvis? We’ll fill you in! Along the way we address The Feud between Tina & Bryan, talk about Chris Gaines and At the Drive-In, and teach you how to REALLY get rid of a Dracula…
64. The Addams Family (1991)
Hello Excellent Addamses!
With Allison still white water rafting in Yemen, guest host Tina Dillon returns! She and Hunter are joined by guests Rowan Avery and Krystal TL Brackett to discuss the creepy, kooky, mysterious and ooky ADDAMS FAMILY from 1991! Along the way we discuss the horniness of the Great British Bake Off, some theories about Thing, director Barry Sonnenfeld’s career and ask: What exactly is Cousin Itt under there?
63. Felix The Cat The Movie (1988)
Hello Excellent Hungarians!
Allison was abducted by aliens, so Hunter is joined by guest host Tina Dillon and guest Will Congleton to talk about the absolutely confounding FELIX THE CAT THE MOVIE (1988)! Is Tina in a coma, or is this movie actually real? We’ll find out and along the way we discuss Wahlburgers’ UK satellite franchise Fish ‘n’ Tits, how Pongo from 101 Dalmations is a judgemental prick, and spend a lot of time talking about 1990s video games and television. PLUS - a Draw The Duke contest #IsThisTheDuke
62. Saturday Night Fever (1977)
Hello Excellent Meatballs!
It’s the return of in-studio guests! Please join us in welcoming Tina Dillon back to talk about 1977’s surprisingly dramatic SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER! But be aware this movie has some content you should be warned about so this is your ☆ CONTENT WARNING ☆ With that out of the way, in this episode we talk about The BeeGees, Foo Fighters side project The DeeGees, Guillermo del Toro’s monster Pussyfinger, burger biscotti and how exactly this movie makes Hunter feel like Super Shredder.
61. Legally Blonde (2001)
Hello Excellent Humans!
Slip on your last season Prada heels and let’s bend & snap into a discussion of 2001’s Legally Blonde! Which Wilson brother is your favorite? Does Elle Woods seem like a Gemini to you? And what is your boyfriend’s name? PLUS the true origins of the Hatfield & McCoy rivalry, a Scooby-Doo/Speed mashup and raise your hand if you’ll compile a list of our celebrity invitations. Anyone? Bueller?
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