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Listen, we're old.
We saw 'Die Hard' in the theater, on VHS, on DVD, and every time it's been aired on broadcast or cable television.
Hash tags don't make holidays. 'Die Hard' is not a Christmas movie, your 'quirky' tradition be damned.
0:42: Cumia v Stuttering John, Stuttering John vs his green screen
1:54: 'What Are These Podcasts' sounds like too much like Jocktober 4:29: We like to visit Cum Town but wouldn't move there 6:09: Random cheap shot regarding Joe Rogan's height 7:28: Spears, a die hard Howard Stern fan, weighs in on Howie's summer vacation 9:47: Imagine if current-day caustic comic Kevin Brennan had been a regular on the old Stern show? 13:29: Spears sings the praises of 'Unhinged,' a bat-shit crazy flick in the vein of John Travolta's 'Fanatic' 16:36: Carlos got into boxing again for 30 minutes after watching 'The Kings' documentary on Showtime 22:23: Spears reluctantly admits to admiring the latest fucking Bill & Ted movie 26:07: 'I Think You Should Leave,' season 2, is funny, but you already know that. 27:08: The satisfying YouTube wormhole that happens after watching Nolan Ryan pummel a guy 30:15: Carlos discovers watching 'Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid' in middle age is a damned depressing experience. 36:47: Don't forget to stop by our table at CT Horrorfest in Naugatuck, CT on Sept. 18, 2021. 37:37: End.We liked 'Let Him Go' starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane -- until we started talking about it during this podcast (unedited, BTW). Also, Spears wonders aloud about Tarantino's next project.
We'll have a table at CT Horror Fest in September! The 'Halloween Kills' trailer gives away too much plot. 'Nobody' is similar yet so much better than 'John Wick.'
What does the Friends Reunion have in common with Bullitt?
Lists usually suck. But a legendary filmmaker shared a link on Facebook the other day to a list that was actually worth reading.
Turns out Spears was crew on two of the movies.
Source article.
Or, https://crimereads.com/the-most-underrated-crime-films-of-the-decade/
We go public with some behind the scenes drama regarding our upcoming appearance on the 'Pint o' Comics' podcast.
Then we talk Frank Stallone's new documentary about Frank Stallone, and Spears talks up forgotten Johnny Depp flick about the Biggie Smalls murder.
Two cisgenered middle-aged white males from upper Westchester County, N.Y. react to something called 'Promising Young Woman.'
The Mobile Horror Companion is now Insufferable Bastards. We're jealous of other small podcasters. Horror Twitter is annoying. Blockbusters sucked, save your nostalgia.
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