JR joins Carlo & Steve to discuss Jackie Chan's Fearless Hyena II (1983). We break down Lazy Guy, the incoherence of this narrative, and where this ranks in our Jackie Chan rankings. All with an episode of Filipino Time mixed in. Weird movie, weird pod!

Check out Steve talking Interview with the Vampire on That's Da Bomb, Yo!

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WATCH THIS EPISODE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UoV8V2X99s

Lots of fun extra in the YouTube version.

It's the 2024 Movie Food Awards Show & our podcast finale! Hear which 2024 (or 1984) film took home Best Kiss, Best Needle Drop, Best Action Sequence, Best Hat, Worst Twist, and so many more! We also hear from past guests, including Bill Scurry, Martin Kessler & Petros Papadakis, and also get Carlo & Steve's favorites of the year. 

First we discuss why we are hanging up our Pod Mics and what's next.

17:00 In our Appetizers, we do a Jingle Roll Call.

24:00 An important Correction & Retraction

34:00 The last Scott Take

38:00 Movie Food News and a tribute to David Lynch

57:00 The Main Course: the 2024 Movie Food Awards Show

1:00:00 Ken Jeong “Try Hard” Award

1:09:00 Worst Twist

1:17:30 Brandon Boozer’s Favorite 2024 Film

1:19:30 Best Kiss

1:22:00 Best Kill

1:25:00 Bill Scurry’s Top 2024 Films

1:28:30 Best Emotions

1:36:30 Best Action Sequence

1:41:30 Petros Papadakis’ Favorite Film from last year

1:44:30 Best Sex Scene

1:53:00 Heather Baxendale Walsh’s Favorite 2024 Films

1:55:30 Best Food

1:57:00 Best Needle Drop

2:03:00 Best Hat

2:04:30 Jamie Lynch’s Favorite 1984 Film

2:10:00 Best Competition

2:12:00 Best Techno

2:12:15 Best Prop

2:15:00 Jacob Rivera’s Family Movie Round Up

2:20:00 Best Family Corner Film

2:23:30 Martin Kessler’s Parting Sentiments

2:25:30 Best Guest Moment

2:28:00 Surprise MF-er Award

2:31:00 Kai Parker’s Favorite 2024 Films

2:32:30 I Saw Myself In You Award

2:38:30 FRIDGE PURGE, Including Steve’s Top 4 Family Corner Films & Favorite 2024 Films

2:40:30 Carlo’s Canon: Top 2024 Films

2:44:00 Wine Pairings for… Movie Food?

2:48:30 Is Movie Food a Keeper?

PODCAST PAIRINGS:

Bill Scurry's I Don't Get It

NOTES

Dancing to Radiohead in the Desert Sunset

We cap off our 1984 Season w/ a Winter Buffet of ’84 films! The great Martin Kessler (The Pink Smoke Podcast) helps Carlo dig into a large number of movie appetizers and bring this season to a (near) close. This pod has it all… including:

12:00 Martin’s cameo in Boondock Saints

22:00 Amadeus

29:00 Yellow Earth

33:00 The Killing Fields

38:00 Choose Me

46:00 Dune

58:00 Muppets Take Manhattan

1:01:00 Vigil

1:03:00 Frankenweenie (short)

1:08:00 Red Dawn

1:17:00 My Friend Ivan Lapshin

1:27:30 Blood Simple

1:40:00 Once Upon a Time in America

2:03:00 Ninja III: The Domination

2:11:00 Night of the Comet

2:16:00 Return of Godzilla

2:19:00 La Femme Publique

2:25:00 The Element of Crime

2:37:00 Starman

2:42:00 Wheels on Meals

2:47:00 2010: The Year We Make Contact

2:48:00 The Last Starfighter

2:51:00 Star Trek III

3:04:00 Reckless

3:10:00 Under the Volcano

3:11:00 Threads, Comfort and Joy

3:12:00 The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension

3:17:00 Paris, Texas

3:45:00 Favorite Films of 1984

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Amanda (WMassLiberty) is back for our final 1984 deep dive! She joins Carlo to discuss Streets of Fire, from director Walter Hill.

But first in our Appetizers (7:30), Carlo & Amanda discuss Yasujirō Ozu, Criterion's fall off, The Beast (2024), Sometimes I Think about Dying (2023), She is Conann (2023), Get Away (2024), and Dinner in America (2020).

18:30 The Main Course: Streets of Fire (1984, director Walter Hill, Diane Lane, Michael Pare)

1:42:00 Is this a Keeper? And Walter Hill Rankings

1:45:30 Wine Pairings

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CP2 is back!!! In today's ep, Cristina Politano (CP2) joins Carlo (CP1) to discuss 1984's The Pope of Greenwich Village (starring Mickey Rourke, Eric Roberts and Geraldine Page).

But first in our Appetizers (2:45), they discuss Bram Stoker's Dracula, giallo cinema, and Leos Carax.

11:00 The Main Course: a discussion of The Pope of Greenwich Village (1984, directed by Stuart Rosenberg)

1:14:00 Is this a Keeper?

1:15:00 Wine Pairings for The Pope of Greenwich Village

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Bill Scurry is BACK!!! Carlo is joined by Bill to discuss the 1984 John Sayles classic "The Brother from Another Planet".

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Our 1984 journey continues with what is arguably the crown jewel of such an excellent movie year: Jim Jarmusch’s Stranger Than Paradise.

Karlokino couldn’t have found a better guest discuss the film with, the eloquent Marcus Pinn, who matches his admiration for Jim Jarmusch. They also touch upon his other work and the journey of discovery, and they bring up Ghost Dog a few times.

In our Appetizers (11:00), Karlo asks Marcus what’s the status of Zebras in America, and what he’s been listening to lately.

The Main Course (27:00): Stranger Than Fiction (1984, Jim Jarmusch)

1:54:30 Jarmusch Rankings

1:59:30 Wine Pairings for Stranger Than Fiction

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AND @hokuto_empire

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Glorious Day! We are back to discuss another 1984 banger in John Cassavetes’ Love Streams. This was a film we had been planning to discuss but then the recent event of Gena Rowlands’ passing made it timely. We are joined by first time guest, Felicia Maroni. In the apps, we discuss her Letterboxd Top Four, the Toronto Film Scene, and talk about Cassavetes’ body of work and what characterizes his filmmaking.

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We celebrate our 50th episode with best friend of the show, Jacob Rivera, as we honor & breakdown 2004's epic documentary: Metallica: Some Kind of Monster. James vs. Lars. Bob Rock vs. Time. Therapist Phil vs. the Viewer. This doc has it all.

But first in our Appetizers, we reminisce on 50 episodes of Movie Food, find out what films Jacob is watching w/ his family (9:30), and Steve breakdowns the difference between Ella Enchanted (2004) and Enchanted (2007) in the Family Corner (15:00). (18:30) A discussion of our favorite episodes or moments of the pod, and we play a clip from the Venerable Bill Scurry.

(33:30) Movie Food News: Challengers soundtrack is out of vinyl

(43:00) The Main Course - Metallica: Some Kind of Monster (2004, directed by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky)

(2:06:45) Is this a Keeper?

(2:07:00) Wine Pairings 

NOTES:

St. Sanders Shredding Metallica One

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Cristina Politano returns!!! Along w/ Carlo & Steve, we discuss 1984's Body Double from Brian De Palma. A celebration of artistic direction, atmosphere, LA locales, and pathetic-ness. 

But first in our Appetizers (6:15): an Italian lesson, La Chimera (2024) discussion, and did Steve give The Land Before Time 1-star on Letterboxd?!?

26:15 The Main Course: a discussion of Brian De Palma's Body Double 

1:22:00 Is this a Keeper?

Thanks for checking out our show!

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Spotify: Stolen Valor - Anger is a Fuel