Please Don’t Send Me into Outer Space

I can't remember anything we said on this episode.

This week, we joined the cheerleader squad in an attempted to find the murderer of all our favorite vampires, but it turns out it was just Buffy the Vampire Slayer from 1992! Sarah's pick this week, but really, it could have been any of ours. This little chunk of the 90s has so much goodness to offer. Luke Perry at is swarmiest! David Arquette before his very name was a joke! Paul Reubens before... you know! And the best thing this movie has to offer? A strong female lead that kicks butt!!! Kristy Swanson is great in this movie, and I hope she never roundhouses us in the face!

This week,  we decided to try something new and watch something relatively new. Alien: Covenant from 2017! In this direct sequel to Prometheus, a crew of idiots go off course because they decide it'll be easier to go to a nearby planet rather than the sure-thing already vetted planet they were originally heading to. These dumbos, these morons, they end up in dangerous situations and keep on getting themselves into deep $#1!. Also, there are some aliens in this movie.

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This week, Mia joins us to talk about one of the most beautiful animated movies ever made, Spirited Away from 2001! Spirited Away is an animated movie from Studio Ghibli, and is directed by the master, Hayao Miyazaki. It is film as art while still being incredibly entertaining, and can be enjoyed by people of all ages. It deserves a serious discussion, so naturally we talked only about pig parents and that SEXY radish man.

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Notes:

Miyazaki Easter Eggs

Documentary on Studio Ghibli

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This week, Aaron found a DVD in the garbage or something, so we watched Desert Warrior from 1988! Lou Ferrigno stars as a... well, a desert warrior, trapped in a future with no clean food, no clean water, and worst of all, no clean women. THAT'S RIGHT, this movie is mostly about getting a lady who won't have a mutant baby after a bun gets put in her over. Put Mr. Ferrigno can't help but show his sensitive side (he's a lover, not a fighter) and he takes his chance for true love, and almost destroy a society in the process.

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Hey friends and neighbors, we had to take a little break this week due to unforeseen circumstances, and so we slapped together this little blooper reel for you to hopefully laugh at. Some of it is audio we've had attached to the end of old episodes, but a bunch of it is unheard outtake stuff. Please enjoy, and we will be back to our regular scheduled podcast next week!

This week, we are haunted by the spirit of podcasters past, who inspired us to record this episode on the movie Portrait of Jennie from 1948! Joseph Cotton plays a crazy guy named Eben who thinks that he keeps running into a girl who died many years ago. And every time he sees her again, she's aged several years in a matter of weeks!  It's romance in a fantasy world, with just a hint of time travel for flavor.

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