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With the release of the ultimate director's cut of Rocky IV, Seth decided his pick would be just that. Also we compare it to the original cut. Just how different are they?

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Continuing our love for director Edgar Wright, we gave his newest film "Last Night in SoHo" priority and had to cover it. Did he continue his winning streak? 

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Time to compare the two films almost a century apart. Boris Karloff vs Brendan Fraser. Black and White vs Technicolor. The Mummy 1932 vs The Mummy 1999. Which will be declared the superior film?

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Before there was Iron Man, there was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Robert Downy Jr. and Val Kilmer starred in Shane Black's action comedy. How is it? Well considering no one on the show had had seen it, we're going to find out from a fresh perspective. 

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Seth's pick is one Ian has yet to see. John Hughes' Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. Is it the comedy legend everyone has said it to be? Listen and find out.

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We cover Disney+ day before we discuss our main topic, Barry Gordy's "The Last Dragon." This movie is the ultimate 80's bad movie. If you've seen it you know. If you haven't, get on t as soon as possible.

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Dasher picked Fear and Loathing and one person on the show absolutely hated it. Who was it? Why did they hate it? Listen and find out.

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Ending our October horror month with Seth's pick, Poltergeist. Ian had never seen it, so he will go first. It is very influential for sure but does that means it can still hold its own so far down the road?

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Ian's pick for the week is Tim Burton's "Sleepy Hollow." Ian claims it's Tim's last good movie. Is that true? Is it good according to the other guys? Listen and find out.

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This week was Dasher's pick and we are covering DC Fandome along with "The Exorcist."  Does it hold up to this day? Well for 1973 it was certainly a trailblazer. But can that save it?

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