Mid-Life Crisis Task Force

A pretty dumb, yet fast paced and entertaining "action" film from the late '80's. From the director that brought you Parole Violators and starring no one you've ever heard of. This one is a doozy, folks!

What happens when you watch a "scary" movie with a 2.7 rating on IMDB? Nothing scary, that's for sure.

For a change of pace, instead of watching a movie, we watched four short films from the 1950's. One was about IBM computers at the Roper Corporation. We learned about how to build a bomb shelter in your basement. We also learned how to make a disgusting 1950's sandwich and what to do in our leisure time.

Commentary tracks for all these will be available shortly, as well as on our YouTube page.

We take on a Die Hard ripoff from the mid-90's starring Anna Nicole Smith and her boobies.

We discuss the two seminal Beatles records, Rubber Soul and Revolver, which marked a turning point in the band's sound and creativity.

One of many Italian Road Warrior rip-offs made in the mid-80's. This one has nothing going for it at all.

I recently watched Wes Anderson's new film "The Phoenician Scheme," which led us on a tangent about his movies and ideas for a superhero film. Discussion is already in progress when this recording starts.

Want to know how much of an impression this movie made? When I went to edit it, I couldn't remember the title or anything about it! Yet, somehow, we talked about it for over an hour! It's about aliens in a small town in Illinois and features some really odd cinematic choices.

This is presented "as is." Apparently, right after we watched this, the movie got pulled from YouTube and is not available on any streaming service I have access to, so I am unable to ensure that this syncs properly. So, if you have it a go, it might require some trial and error.

It's MLCTF vs The Village People! This "origin story" movie was released in 1980 at the tail end of the disco era. Stars Valerie Perrine, Caitlyn Jenner (still Bruce at the time), Steve Guttenberg, and, of course, The Village People themselves.