Midnight Flix

Pat and Adam enact their first dial-a-dude of the pod and welcome special guest Nathan Herbert from the Demolisten podcast to the show!  On the menu for today is a whole mess of oozing pustules as the boys watch and review Guinea Pig 4: Mermaid in a Manhole.  It's like Splash 2, except Daryl Hannah has a serious case of MRSA.  Adam couldn't be any happier wading around in the proverbial sewer.  Meanwhile, Pat couldn't be any more triggered.  Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable and a rundown of our awards and categories.

Pat and Adam are traversing an overtly racist concrete jungle (no not Falling Down, that was episode 18), as they watch and review the red-headed step child of the Predator series, Predator 2!  What could have been a Swayze/Arnold buddy cop movie turned into a glorified Lethal Weapon reunion.  Also, it's the first movie to ever receive an NC17 rating, so you know it's gotta be good!

Pat and Adam are looking to expand their Hong Kong listenership as they watch and review Jackie Chan's landmark kung fu action flick, Police Story!  It's a tour de force for JC who writes, directs, stars, and even sings the closing theme song.  Where does this rank in the greatest action movies of all time?  How many critical injuries did JC sustain in the making of this film?  Why did JC inadvertently write the first ever Youth Crew song?  All those topics plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable and a rundown of our awards and categories. 

Pat and Adam are returning to the John Carpenter well and watching 1983's supernatural vehicular manslaughter flick, Christine!  On the agenda for today: George Thorogood songs that never were, Buddy - the forgotten Von Erich, and lots of book-to-screen tidbits.  Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable, and a rundown of our awards and categories.

Pat and Adam are practicing their behind the back no look half court shots and sitting down to review 1997's big budget flop, Alien Resurrection!  It's the film that pits Jean-Pierre Jeunet against Joss Whedon - one swore off Hollywood forever and the other went on to get cancelled!  Where does Ellen Ripley go in the 2379 WNBA Draft?  Why are we still using wheelchair ramps 200 years into the future?  Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable, a rundown of our awards and categories.

Pat and Adam are donning full body hazmat suits and easing into the dookie laden waters of John Waters' 1972 trash magnum opus, Pink Flamingos!  It's been nearly 50 years since it's release and nothing has managed to top it in terms of pure unadulterated repulsiveness.  What's the best way to kill a chicken?  Is Surfin' Bird forever ruined?  Speaking of which, will the real singing asshole please stand up?  Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable, a rundown of our awards categories.

Pat and Adam are playing a friendly game of cowboys and cannibalistic indians as they watch and review 2015's horror western hybrid, Bone Tomahawk.  It's the directorial debut of Steven Craig Zahler who has compiled a short yet controversial filmography thus far.  What starts off as a simple rescue mission, quickly devolves into a game of pass the throat harmonica.  SPOILER ALERT: the white imperialists prevail!

Pat and Adam come to a split decision as they watch and review Richard Stanley's 1990 bleak cyberpunk thriller, Hardware!  Pat feels like Jerry Seinfeld in the Kenny Rogers episode (the red light is burning my brain!), while Adam wallows in 90's nostalgia.  Plus...The Good The Bad, & The Questionable, and a rundown of our awards categories.

Pat and Adam are loading up on gas station nachos and sitting down to watch Mike Judge's seminal (heh he heh you said semen) 1996 animated comedy, Beavis and Butt-Head Do America!  It's the movie that almost ruined Robert Stack's career, and the last great thing Bruce Willis and Demi Moore would ever do together.  Does anybody under the age of 25 know who Chelsea Clinton is?  Also, is this a God dam?  Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable and a rundown of our awards categories.

Pat and Adam are tossing their dead girlfriend into a trash compactor and reviewing Jim Van Bebber's underground punk action flick, Deadbeat at Dawn!  It stands to be the lowest budget movie to ever appear on the pod thus far.  Adam is flummoxed with excitement, and Pat has bank heist blue balls.  Also, Midnight Flix is once again asking: what's the best way to dispose of a dead body? *insert Bernie meme here*  Plus...The Good, The Bad, & The Questionable and a rundown of our awards categories.