Mondo Cool Movie Dudes

Join us for episode 21, the beginning of our second season, as we'll be reviewing 1981's Escape from New York, directed by John Carpenter. Is Snake a bad enough dude to save the president? Will the Duke ever get the Brain he's looking for? Can dudes be cuddly? Tune in, find out.

Join us next time for Escape from L.A.!

Note: when we talk about Frank Doubleday, Romero, Ed and Evil Ed we're talking about the same guy. Same thing with Hauk, Lee Van Cleef and Angel Eyes.

This week's movie is 2004's Lizard Baby, the third installment in Hideshi Hino's Theater of Horror, the series that started it all. Sadly, Keith was not available for this edition so we were back to the two-man crew not seen since the days of World War Z! Lizard Baby is a Twilight Zone-style story of a man who seems to be the only one weirded out by his new son being some kind of reptile-or is it? The screenplay he's writing seems to be coming to life! We also discuss contemporary slang, what the vice-president might think of this unconventional family and tasteful lizard baby nudity.

Join us next time for Escape from New York, which we'll be following up with its sequel, Escape from L.A.!

This week's movie is 2004's Lizard Baby, the third installment in Hideshi Hino's Theater of Horror, the series that started it all. Sadly, Keith was not available for this edition so we were back to the two-man crew not seen since the days of World War Z! Lizard Baby is a Twilight Zone-style story of a man who seems to be the only one weirded out by his new son being some kind of reptile-or is it? The screenplay he's writing seems to be coming to life! We also discuss contemporary slang, what the vice-president might think of this unconventional family and tasteful lizard baby nudity.

Join us next time for Escape from New York, which we'll be following up with its sequel, Escape from L.A.!

This week's movie is 2004's Lizard Baby, the third installment in Hideshi Hino's Theater of Horror, the series that started it all. Sadly, Keith was not available for this edition so we were back to the two-man crew not seen since the days of World War Z! Lizard Baby is a Twilight Zone-style story of a man who seems to be the only one weirded out by his new son being some kind of reptile-or is it? The screenplay he's writing seems to be coming to life! We also discuss contemporary slang, what the vice-president might think of this unconventional family and tasteful lizard baby nudity.

Join us next time for Escape from New York, which we'll be following up with its sequel, Escape from L.A.!

Join us for our Mondo Cool Chrimbus Special, featuring Bryan, where we'll be reviewing 1994's The Ref, the movie where Denis Leary plays a “cat burglar” of a different kind who bites off more than he can chew. He's forced to deal with his hostages, the most annoying couple in Connecticut, played by Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis. The real pain begins when Spacey's mom shows up. We also discuss the intelligence of dogs, Malcolm in the Middle and what video game you should be able play as Denis Leary in. Merry Chrimbus and Happy Holidays!

Join us next time for 2004's Lizard Baby. Thanks for listening!

Join us for our Mondo Cool Chrimbus Special, featuring Bryan, where we'll be reviewing 1994's The Ref, the movie where Denis Leary plays a “cat burglar” of a different kind who bites off more than he can chew. He's forced to deal with his hostages, the most annoying couple in Connecticut, played by Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis. The real pain begins when Spacey's mom shows up. We also discuss the intelligence of dogs, Malcolm in the Middle and what video game you should be able play as Denis Leary in. Merry Chrimbus and Happy Holidays!

Join us next time for 2004's Lizard Baby. Thanks for listening!

Join us for our Mondo Cool Chrimbus Special, featuring Bryan, where we'll be reviewing 1994's The Ref, the movie where Denis Leary plays a “cat burglar” of a different kind who bites off more than he can chew. He's forced to deal with his hostages, the most annoying couple in Connecticut, played by Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis. The real pain begins when Spacey's mom shows up. We also discuss the intelligence of dogs, Malcolm in the Middle and what video game you should be able play as Denis Leary in. Merry Chrimbus and Happy Holidays!

Join us next time for 2004's Lizard Baby. Thanks for listening!

Join us for our (late as always) Thanksgiving spectacular in which we'll be reviewing 2009's ThanksKilling, a low budget movie about a talking turkey killing a bunch of walking stereotypes. It's actually not too bad, especially considering the budget. We also broke out an impromptu Quad City DJs medley, so that's worth the price of admission right there, not that there is one.

Next time we'll be turning our attention towards Christmas with 1994's The Ref. Enjoy and thanks for listening!

Join us for our (late as always) Thanksgiving spectacular in which we'll be reviewing 2009's ThanksKilling, a low budget movie about a talking turkey killing a bunch of walking stereotypes. It's actually not too bad, especially considering the budget. We also broke out an impromptu Quad City DJs medley, so that's worth the price of admission right there, not that there is one.

Next time we'll be turning our attention towards Christmas with 1994's The Ref. Enjoy and thanks for listening!

Join us for our (late as always) Thanksgiving spectacular in which we'll be reviewing 2009's ThanksKilling, a low budget movie about a talking turkey killing a bunch of walking stereotypes. It's actually not too bad, especially considering the budget. We also broke out an impromptu Quad City DJs medley, so that's worth the price of admission right there, not that there is one.

Next time we'll be turning our attention towards Christmas with 1994's The Ref. Enjoy and thanks for listening!