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This week, we watched the movie Outland from 1981, starring Sean Connery as Marshall Something O'Neil. He's here to clean up this mining town, and the guy from Everybody Loves Raymond and Doogie Howser's dad can't stop him! It's High Noon on a space station, with exploding heads and naked gyrating dancers. Best of all? ZERO G CONNERY. Peter Boyle don't stand a chance
This week, Aaron picked a special treat us called Ewoks: The Battle for Endor! Just imagine; before The Force Awakens came out this was the 4th best Star Wars movie... or so Scott Cherry, podcast host of We Watched It For You, enthusiastically believes! He was our special guest this week!
Please check out his work on http://www.barbarianrage.com/
especially if you are interested in CUSTOM STAR WARS FIGURES!
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This week, we watched the thrilling tale of a man with a mustache and a book. Also the ultimate unknowable evil or something. The Dunwich Horror from 1970, a classic Corman movie that everyone seems to think is a snorefest but we really liked it psychedelic wackiness. H.P. Lovecraft's vision comes to life through crazy dreams, bare bodies, and snake tentacle invisible monsters. So get your Necronomicon ready and join us for a good time. Hail hail Miskatonic University!
This week, we watched a movie recommended to us called Hawk the Slayer, because 1 person demanded it, and damn it we are people pleasers if nothing else. The story of a warrior and his glowing blue Mind Sword, this movie was a Dungeons and Dragons campaign come to life... sort of. Gotta give it up for Jack Palance for not only chewing on the scenery, but also regurgitating it and birding it to out willing mouths. Mmm. I feel sick now. So get your fill this week of dwarves and giants, nuns and hunchbacks. And best of all, sweet sweet bass beats.
This week, Joel picked Repo Man from 1984, a science fiction movie that is really more about Punk and being Punk than anything out of this world. We were blown away by the amazing music, the fantastic art direction, and the underlying existentialism of it all. Emilio Estavez, Harry Dean Stanton, and the guy who played Joker's #1 guy in Batman. Aliens, violence, corrupted youth, car chases, what more can one ask for in their sci-fi films? Email; [email protected] Facebook: www.facebook.com/pdsmios Twitter: @outerspacepod
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