This week, the Raiders crew head back to 1995 for that double feature of Kevin Costner & Michael Crichton you’ve all been waiting for! Kevin grows a pair of gills, gets us all wet and delivers that Kevin Costner/Kevin Reynolds post-apocalyptic team-up of “WaterWorld” based off an email from one of our loyal listeners! Then Craig decides to spank the monkey & bring us that Dylan Walsh lead, Michael Crichton adaptation of “Congo” All the eye-patch wearin’ Dennis Hoopers, Gorillas, and laser gun rockin’ Laura Linneys you can handle in a single episode! Episode 119- Sea Monkeys

     This week two sets of people who could use some serious therapy do their things in small towns. First up, Wes Craven's directorial debut, a legend of grindhouse horror exploitation and grandpappy of the Video Nasty era. Often imitated but never duplicated, just remember to keep telling yourself it's only a movie... The Last House on the Left.     Then we take a trip down an overlooked path of blackest comedy and neo-noir. When Dennis Pitt is released from a mental institution he takes on teenage Sue Anne to back him up on his imaginary missions for the CIA. But who is using who and where does the real danger lie? Will they fall victim to some Pretty Poison?     Also- Tyler ends up on empty, Kevin watches every entry in the Maltin Guide, Anna hosts disastrous parties, Dave gets his heart broken, and Craig returns in all his pantsless canine covered glory. Join us, won't we? EPISODE 118- SMELLS LIKE MEAN SPIRIT

To celebrate the end of August heat we watch four very special movies about people hunting their own kind. First up, the classic Ozplitation film Turkey Shoot. Next we gaze upon one of cinema's longest shadows and cower at The Most Dangerous Game. Then a film with more nudity than the porns we have had to watch, and Tyler's sly attempt to stack the deck in his favor, Naked Fear. Finally we take a look at yet another dystopian future Japan, they have more than most places, and watch old school chums butcher each other in a Battle Royale. Episode 117- Be Wery Wery Quiet, We're Hunting Humans

     This week RotP a mostly rightly forgotten Italian slasher from a surprise merging of the minds of Claudio Fragasso and Bruno Mattei, if only Fragasso had known it might be a better movie. A cheap dollar store masked killer is punching his way through the ladies of Virginia Beach, Virginia and absolutely no one has any plan to stop him. A town full of incompetent cops and illegally talkative doctors find their only possible chance to catch the killer is to release his only known surviving victim back out into the world, unsupervised and with a case of total amnesia.      Then we take a look back at the last week of 1959, almost two decades before any of us would be born, to wax nostalgic about the old days and witness the rise of kitchen sink comedy later popularized by a certain sitcom and the '90s indie film scene. A group of friends are struggling to find their places in the world, hanging out at the local diner, in the days before one's wedding.      All that and Dave limits his tangents to a reasonable number, Tyler might have had the time of his life, and Kevin takes in a couple of stage productions to preserve his classy persona from crumbling under the weight of his late night peeping. Episode 116- Murder Up!

    This week Chris steps off the bench to give us Jaws 2. Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, another too far north Great White shows up to ruins the day of the Brody family. Why didn't they move to Nebraska after this? Then Dave forces a whole truck load of 70s Hong Kong Wonderful down throats with Fist of Fury. The legendary Bruce Lee's second major feature where he reinvents and forever owns the role of Chen Zhen, modern mythical Chinese folk hero. Finally, Tyler reclaims his title with Blade Runner. In three months we will have flying cars, interplanetary colonization, and sex bots. Fuck, I love the future!All that and other stuff... and even junk. Join us, won't we? EPISODE 115- More Kung-Fu Shark Than Human

     This week Anna steps up to offer us a James Mason classic about mental illness and addiction  with the Nicholas Ray's brilliant Bigger Than Life. Then Kevin ups the pressure to keep it classy with Lee Chang-dong's 2018 adaption of Haruki Murakami, Burning.  Episode 114- Korean BBQ Mason Pills

     This week, Tyler's long held dream of a Teens Gone Wild special is finally realized! Of course, like all the best laid plans, it didn't work out exactly as hoped. First up is Larry Clark's third feature, 2001's Bully, as a group of teens plot to murder their abusive friend. Next we take a trip to Inglewood for Rick Famuyiwa's 2015 coming-of-age comedy with a truly unique voice, Dope. Then Larry Clark returns to make Tyler's dream even better with Marfa Girl. It's all of Clark's kinks in one place... poor kids who look like they escaped from a 90s Calvin Klein ad being naked and not doing or saying anything but they are naked and holding skateboards. I guess that's enough to make a dozen movies about? Sure. Finally, Craig's spanner in the works, Wes Anderson's sophomore feature Rushmore arrives to make T weep and ruin his perfect week. Ha. Serves him right. Join us, won't we? Episode 113- Ain't No Party Like A Larry Clark Party. A Teens Gone Wild Special

Due to life stuff and junk we take a detour from our previously scheduled Teens Gone Wild special. We instead mind flay ourselves with some Stranger Things season 3 and Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein. Plus we dissect the Cats trailer and despair for the future. Also Dave is generally confused, Kevin fights a food coma, and Anna proves the title of Most Vicious Dungeon Master was hard earned. Join us, won't we? Episode 112- Frankenstein's Monster's Unusual Stuff and Junk

First up, Fortress, a 1992 American-Australian Sci-Fi coproduction... In a dystopian 2017 Christopher Lambert is sent to prison for trying to have a second child in Canada. Fortunately, he is incarcerated in a cell stuffed full of Stuart Gordon stock actors like a clown car in an orgy. Will Lambert escape? Will he save his lady from the creepy advances of Kurtwood Smith? Probably. Then the second attempt to adapt one of John le Carre's most popular Cold War thrillers, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. There is a Russian mole hidden somewhere high up in Britain's Intelligence Service. Can George Smiley run the mole to ground before their schemes can reach full fruition? Why did Tomas Alfredson make The Snowman instead of find a way to make The Honorable Schoolboy? In a battle to the death which actor made the best George Smiley? Plus- Dave gets so edgy he bleeds out. Kevin teaches us all a valuable lesson about life and love. Tyler discovers that even his best laid plans can be worked against him. And Craig brings about wrathful havoc with surgical precision from a safe distance. Join us, won't we? Episode 111- Spies, Lies, and a RoboPoe

First we take to the high seas with a swashbuckling tale of not very daring do and a pairing with the least amount of chemistry ever placed on screen... a movie that derailed the careers of both it's director and star, 1995's largest bomb of the year, Cutthroat Island. Because we are gluttons for punishment we follow that up with another in the ever growing list of Vin Diesel movies where he desperately tries to prove that he's cool and no longer that picked on geek who turned to steroids to defend himself from bullies in XXX: The Return of Xander Cage. Plus Tyler gets a gift, Dave shocks us all, and Kevin gives out 7s like it was going out of style. Join us, won't we? Episode 110- Cutlasses and Cages