Yippie-kay-yay, motherfather! Cartoonist Abby Denson is on the podcast this week to watch the '80s action classic Die Hard for the first time.

How will Abby react to watching Die Hard for the first time in 2015? Will she appreciate the velvety tones of Alan Rickman? Will she wonder why John McClane can't find a pair of shoes? And what about Argyle, the most underrated character in the Die Hard franchise?

Check out Abby's new book, Cool Japan Guide, and stop by the book release party if you're in the NYC area. Also grab Abby's previous books, Tough Love and Dolltopia, now available as eBooks. 

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Comedian and graphic designer Gilad Foss joins me this week to watch the John Hughes classic The Breakfast Club for the first time.

How did Gilad manage to avoid this Brat Pack staple? Will he relate to the gang or find them highly annoying examples of the downside of our current nostalgia craze? Listen and find out! 

Follow Gilad on Twitter and check out his graphic design work. And look for his podcast, Superhero Temp Agency, in the spring. 

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G'day, mate! This week blogger/writer/artist Tenebrous Kate is on the podcast to watch 1986's second most top-grossing film Crocodile Dundee for the first time.

We marvel at the film's Terence Malick meets Beverly Hills Cop quality and wonder what kids would make of good ol' Mick Dundee today. Plus, we keep a tally of every large '80s cellphone (not many) and every dated joke at the expense of another race (several). 

Follow Tenebrous Kate on Twitter and check out her Web comic Super Coven. Also just in time for Valentine's Day, grab My Dream Date with a Villain, Kate's excellent collection of fan fiction-inspired comics and stories. 

Proof that Paul Hogan has always been Crocodile Dundee. 

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This week reality TV editor and my friend Steve Flack joins me to watch the '80s teen vampire classic The Lost Boys for the first time.

There is much talk of vampire mullets, boardwalk comic book shops, and shirtless saxophone players. Plus, we swap Joel Schumacher sighting stories.

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This week comedian Jared Logan (Best Week Ever) joins me to watch the Chaplin classic The Great Dictator for the first time.

We chat about how the film is newly relevant thanks to The Interview, our favorite classic comedies, why the Invisible Man is actually a huge jerk and much more.  

Follow Jared on Twitter and check out his comedy album, My Brave Battle, on iTunes. 

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Yub nub, friends! Comedian Kevin Bartini (The Colbert Report) joins me this week to watch Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi for the first time.

Kevin explains how he has missed the movie over the years and recalls a time when I inadvertently nerd-shamed him. There is also some talk about Ewoks and the great lengths to which George Lucas went to make sure that folks like Kevin never get to see the film in its original form. 

Follow Kevin on Twitter and check out his new stand-up album, The Unintentionally White Album, on iTunes. And here's an article on Kevin's efforts to get W121st in Manhattan renamed "George Carlin Way." 

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We kick off the new year with the only movie about a bouncer with a philosophy degree from NYU. Stephanie Palermo joins me to watch the Patrick Swayze classic Road House for the first time. 

We discuss the film's questionable fashions, bizarre tough guy dialogue, and dub Dalton the Olivia Pope of the bouncer, er, "cooler" community. Also, Stephanie offers an intriguing theory about the leading ladies of Swayze.

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Holiday Movie Month-tacular draws to a close with Cracked columnist and ManCave Daily editor Brendan McGinley joining me to watch the Bill Murray classic Scrooged for the first time.

We discuss whether or not it's the greatest Christmas movie of all time (it is), recall the many adaptations of A Christmas Carol, and marvel at what people from the '80s thought the future would look like. And how does Garfield factor into all of this? You'll have to listen to find out! 

Check out Brendan's work on Cracked and CBS ManCave Daily. Also follow him on Twitter. 

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Returning guest Matt Glasson is back to watch the holiday classic National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation for the first time. 

We talk about how Matt has missed the film over the years, praise the cast of acting legends, and untangle the web that is the ever-changing Griswold children. 

Follow Matt on Twitter and check out his excellent romantic thriller Love Stalker. 

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Episode produced by Matt Glasson and Nick Nadel

Holiday Movie Month-tacular kicks into high gear with this week's guest, Eleanor Kagan from the excellent Bonnie and Maude podcast. Eleanor joins me to watch Ralphie, Flick, and all the rest in A Christmas Story for the first time.

We talk about what makes the movie an enduring seasonal favorite, Eleanor's own unique holiday movie traditions, and exactly how long we'd last watching Ralphie pine for a BB gun for 24-hours straight. Plus, Eleanor shares the four major life lessons she learned after finally watching this beloved holiday classic. 

Be sure to follow Eleanor on Twitter and listen to Bonnie and Maude. The Batman Returns episode is particularly entertaining. 

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