Hey gang,

This episode was actually recorded back at the end of July when Biggz and I found out that Roy was going to have surgery, postponing what would end up as our 80's cartoons episode.

Since I was home, I decided to try and record an episode on my own. This episode takes a look back at Metallica's first two albums, Kill Em All and Ride The Lightning, which were released that week in 1983 and 1984. I don't claim to know everything about them, this is more a look back at 2 records that helped shape my youth and are still important to me.

I wasn't sure if I wanted to release this or not but eventually decided why not? Here is my first solo episode, hope you enjoy it.

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Hey gang we took a look back at the fantastic year that was 1988. So many great movies, records and video games were released this year, it was near impossible to narrow our lists down to one each.

Take a trip back with us and relive 1988.

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Hey gang,

We're in the midst of preparing for Hurricane Irma down here in Miami but is that any reason why I shouldn't get this episode posted? I think not.

We decided to take a peek back at cartoons from the 1980's, an incredibly great time for animation in my opinion. We didn't necessarily cover everything but we went through some personal favorites.

Hope you'll join us on this look back.

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Hey gang,

You thought you'd gotten rid of us that easily? Not quite.

Roy couldn't make it so we joined forces again with Adrian for a mini episode in which we looked back at some of the records, video games and movies that were released in 1987.

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Hey gang,

Its been a while but we're back. This time, Roy wanted to go and review the 1991 Sean Astin film, Toy Soldiers, in which a group of terrorists take over a prep school because the main bad guy is obsessed with fathers.

This one was a lot gorier than I remembered but did it hold up?

Excessive violence, torture, Denholm Elliott, Z Cavariccis, dangling earrings, a set designed who knows his music and Sean Astin's mullet all on this episode of Ludicrous Speed.

"Your respawn time is Zero"

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Hey gang,

Been a bit but we're back. We go more topic based this episode and discuss movies that we think would make great TV series. No budgets, no recasting (well, except for one of Biggz's choices), just keep going or flush out what was already on the screen.

We're joined again by the always funny Adrian who brought along a different list...you'll see what I mean.

Thank you for all of your support.

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Hey gang,

We're getting a little more consistent on putting up episodes...that means we've been watching a bunch of crap. Take Invasion USA for example...Alex rejoined us and it was suggestion to watch this so if you're going to blame anyone, blame him. 

Menaheim Golan was notorious for being a control freak and getting what he wanted and it shows in the editing of this "film". This movie has a plot for the first 45 minutes, after that, nope. Completely gone. 

Multiple bazooka deaths, unlimited ammo, AN INSANE AMOUNT OF ONSCREEN DEATHS, deadpan one-liners, possibly dead stuntmen, Chuck Norris on an airboat and more on this episode of Ludicrous Speed.

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Hey gang,

No guest this week and we apologize for the delay but we're back with our review of Ricky Oh: The Story Of Ricky. You may remember the famous head crushing scene from The Daily Show when Craig Kilborn was the host. No? Well forget I said anything then.

If you haven't seen this one, this movie is straight bonkers. Exploding heads, super human strength, a prison warden who looks like a member of GWAR and numerous limbs lost, this one is insane.

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Hey gang

Slight change of plans, Roy got held up at work and was unable to make the recording so instead Biggz and I sat down to discuss and defend Zelda 2: The Adventure Of Link, a game that many people look back on negatively. We loved this game growing up...does it still hold up? Listen in and find out.

This episode is more a mini-episode but we'll be back with a full length next week.

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Hey gang,

We're back again with another movie review. This time Biggz made us watch Blank Check...yeah, Blank Check. The Disney movie...Blank Check.

How well has has this aged? Glad you asked...do people still wear Cross Colours? Wait, they do? Cross Colours is still an active company? My mind is blown.

Anyway, take a trip back to 1994 with us as we revisit the steaming pile that is Blank Check.

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