JFD is back to heat up your summer with three scorching hot flicks that prove crime doesn't pay!

Up first, we take a look at a drive-in exploitation flick that sat dormant for several decades before being revived recently with a 4K scan; Redneck Miller from 1976 about a radio DJ who finds himself in hot water with some local gangsters.
Then, Tim Conway and Don Knotts are a pair of bumbling investigators in a spooky old house in 1980's The Private Eyes.
Finally, we examine another entry in the Andy Sidaris film library, Do or Die from 1991 starring Pat Morita, Erik Estrada and his regular bevy of buxom bombshells.
All this plus DEVO chat, Dr. Demento retires, a new Toxic Avenger trailer drops and we discuss our summer plans.
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Your boys are back amid trying times!

Sean discusses the political mood in LA and Parker has thoughts on a TV show that he feels invented the modern Youtube aesthetic. Then it's time for a July movie preview. Summer season is in full swing as we discuss Jurassic Park, Superman, the Fantastic Four and Tyler Perry's Madea!

Next, we discuss a strange slasher movie where a group of students trek up a mountain looking for ancient artifacts and instead find a cult of millenium-worshipping druids, metal bikers and mysterious natives. It "stars" Michelle Bauer and George "Buck" Flower, among other JFD faves.

All this plus voicemails, goofy stuff, a jokey intro, Parker's shaky desk and the new hottest drop of 2025.

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Our adventures through 1960's Las Vegas continue, with our look at the potentially proto-slasher-y Flareup (1969), starring Raquel Welch as a Las Vegas stripper on the run from a murderous psychopath with a weird haircut. Now featuring multiple go-go dancer bars with live house bands!

Also! We chat about Parker's adventures in Los Angeles this weekend!

So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus A Bowman's Eye View of the Southland, Los Angeles is invaded by federal nazi goons, glossy photographs of Ed Asner, whale sharks versus shrimp blunts, Karate Kid Mini Golf, Mike Trout's California Angels of Anaheim, fried pies, cookie buckets, respectable shrubberies, Mark's Non-Sports Cards, incidental meats, sneezes, blank stares, gleeks and so much more!!

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Our adventures through 1970's England continue, with our look at the proto-slasher classic Frenzy (1972), directed by noted ballet skeptic Alfred Hitchcock! Can this movie possibly be even more crucial in the development of De Palma than Psycho? We will tell you for certain, once and for all (or probably just talk around it).

Also! We chat about the past ten movies we reviewed and how much we liked 'em or thought they stunk!

So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus the paltry numbers of Junk Food Dinner (and when they might be surpassed), little tidbits of Monsterpalooza action from your on-the-scene reporter, the city of Pasadena tries to murder Sean (again), California's Central Valley fungal contaminants, is grief a played out metaphorical subject basis?, we rank the last ten movies we reviewed in our official canonical ranking segment, can we resist the temptation to talk about Sinners again?, cheeky fingerblasting, sneezes, blank stares, gleeks and so much more!!

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Your JFS boys are back and things are getting mighty sleazy around here!

First up, the guys talk about Mission Impossible and complain about it -- a lot. Then they discuss the rehearsal and praise it -- a lot.

Then it's time for the June Movie Preview and there may or may not even be any good movies coming up this month.

Finally, it's time to review "Who Saw Her Die," a 1972 giallo directed by Aldo Lado. Starring George Lazenby, the film explores grief in Venice, Italy all against the backdrop of a creepy murder spree.

All this plus Voice Mails, instant regret, vacation chat, Italian slander, and more!

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Junk Food Dinner returns with three very random, very different films to wet your weird cinema whistle!
Up first, low-budget Baltimore filmmaker Don Dohler brings us a tale of a reanimated corpse that moves into a suburban neighborhood and starts giving music lessons (and also killing people) in Fiend from 1980. 
Then, Dean Cameron stars in a classic slobs vs snobs tale set in a ski resort in Ski School from 1991. This R-rated comedy was a staple of late-night cable TV in the 90's but does it hold up? We find out. 
Finally, we get a rare look into the world of early 90's Japanese dance, fashion and music in the 1993 V-Cinema straight-to-video flick Heartbreaker: With Love from a Bullet. 
 All this plus Final Destination chat, more Sinners chat, Kevin's adventures at the theater, Norm!, Looney Tunes blu-rays and so much more!

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Your boys are back this week to discuss the beach, Full Moon, and many other things.

In honor of Sabu, the iconic hardcore wrestler who just died, we watch his first ECW match and chat about how homicidal he was.

After that, we discuss the 1972 proto-slasher West Coast weirdo movie, "Private Parts" from 1972. It's not the Howard Stern, it was Paul Bartel's (Eating Raoul, Death Race 2000) first movie! In it, a girl visits her aunt in an old creepy hotel and runs afoul of the weird inhabitants.

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Our adventures through 1960's England continue, with our look at the proto-slasher classic Peeping Tom, directed by noted ballet fan Michael Powell! Can this movie possibly be even more crucial in the history of slashers than Psycho? We will tell you for certain, once and for all (or probably just talk around it).

Also! We chat about the best slasher movies that don't feature any of those famous slasher guys!

So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus Bowman's non-lecherous lurking and window-spying, why aren't they playing Dracula Drops (for god's sake?), that new Letterboxd for Wrassling (dropkickd), old men complaining about the modern Internet, who's on our (and your) Mount Slashmores, sneezes, blank stares, gleeks and so much more!!

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Your boys are back with a mega double-sized episode!

First up, Sean and Parker discuss some new trailers and the new season of Nathan Fielder's "The Rehearsal," followed by a May movie preview featuring things they do and do not want to see.

Then, it's the main course and the guys discuss Ryan Coogler's new smash hit, "Sinners." It's a Depression-era epic full of blues music, prohibition, adultery, faith, vampires and the often-times vampiric sharing and stealing of culture.

All this plus voicemails, Michael B. Jordan's muscles and so much more!

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This month on Junk Food Dinner we get two flicks where Treat Williams is at his creepiest and one flick with no Treat, but some tricks! 
Up first, Laura Dern stars in a coming of age tale about a 15-year-old girl discovering her independence but also discovering some dudes (like Treat Williams) can be real creeps in 1985's Smooth Talk.
Then, Andy Garcia leads a star-studded cast in the crime thriller Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead from 1995 that rode the coattails of similar films like Pulp Fiction.
And finally, we examine the Roger Corman produced, made for TV sexy super hero movie Black Scorpion, also from 1995, that spun off into sequels and a TV show.
All this plus Wrestlemania chat, Sean's White Castle order, throwing shit during Minecraft, what Cronenberg has been up to, the new Predator flick and so much more.
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