This week- the ultra cool Alain Delon is a contract killer in Jean-Pierre Melville seminal neo-noir classic Le Samouraï. Richard Pryor, in a rare dramatic role, teams with Harvey Keitel and Yaphet Kotto to stick it to the man, their exploitative union, and face the consequences in Paul Schrader's directorial debut Blue Collar. Finally we take a viewer chosen stop in South Korea, thanks to Simon, to see Ok-bin Kim take a star making turn in Byung-gil Jung's frenetic action thriller The Villainess. Episode 36- Delon is a Dish (Best Served Blue)

This week we pay homage with all the full split, testicle punching, doppelganger madness we can handle with a four movie view of Jean-Claude Van Damme. We follow him through the jungle to a secret tournament in the 1920s for The Quest. Try chasing his serial killer original with a cat clone copy Repilcant. See double on a boat in Hong Kong Harbour which leave us reeling with a Double Impact. Finally we tired of basketball puns, secret technomonk enclaves, and mourn how amazing a top of his game JCVD remake of The Prisoner would be in Double Team. Plus- our latest contest ends and we discover a new way to hurt ourselves. All that and so much more Van Dammage than one person can handle in... EPISODE 35- QUADRUPLE IMPACT

This week Tyler and Craig forces us to sit down for a French art psychological drama horror and a Noh style take on one of Shakespeare's most known plays. First up we feel the confusion, anger pain, and horror of Gaspar Noe's Irreversible before seeing destiny take its path in Akira Kurosawa's Throne of Blood. It's also the final week for our latest contest where you could win a grab bag of movies and fun stuff. Next week- VAN DAMMAGE! Episode 34- Noe Means Noh

This week we embrace the wonder that is Japanuary with Sion Sono's 2016 Roman Porn revival entry Antiporno and the far more classy 1953 world cinema drama classic Yasujirō Ozu's Tokyo Story. That's not all, prepare from some Contest MADNESS with  Great Prizes of Wonder* for the winner. *Might be hyperbole of the worst variety. They will get something and it will be most groovy but wonder is probably a stretch. Episode 33- AntiTokyoPornStory

This week we open 2018 with a crash course in how to deep fry a hand and commit other acts of insane comic violence from Takashi Miike's Dead or Alive. We also see what evil lurks in the hearts of 1950s suburban children from the film version of Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door. Also it's contest time again over on our Facebook page. Episode 32- The Yakuza Next Door

RotP celebrate the holidays with Silent Night Deadly Night 5: The Toymaker, Jack Frost 2: Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman, Red Christmas, and Pottersville. Some laughs are had, lots of pain is felt in the feels, and at least one of us might be drunk. Just like every holiday get together! Plus- CONTEST TIME EXTENDED! Listen to last week's episode for details. Good Luck! Enjoy Episode 31- The Red Snowman Toymaker from Pottersville

We have a run in with cutting edge future technology as pictured in 1995 with Kathryn Bigelow's Strange Days which leaves us bloody, hungover, and nearly jacked into the big black. We spend a little time back in Hollywood's Golden Era with Joe Johnston's The Rocketeer and come to our senses before being completely seduced by Timothy Dalton...but it's pretty damn close. Also gender swapped future reboots, action movie blasphemy, and at least half of us have seen The Last Jedi. Episode 30- Strange Rockets

This week RotP enter the twisted alien mind of... uh...um...eh... "auteur genius"... sure, why not... Tommy Wiseau and feel real feelings as Lisa tears us all apart. After that we climb out of Miami harbor to watch Thomas Jane, as Marvel Comic's one man crime murdering army Frank Castle, inflict a lot of revenge on John Travolta, as the man in a terrible wig who ordered his family killed. A fun time was not had by all. Each film inspired at least one rage rant and one general surrender to ennui. Join us, won't you? Episode 29- Oh, Hi Frank!

This week RotP bravely faces down an old, mostly forgotten in the haze of the impending middle age that surrounds 3/4 of them in the classic Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. After that goes spectacularly wrong, the clutch on to the brilliant star that was David Bowie in the equally classic The Man Who Fell to Earth.  Episode 28- The Man Who Fell to KHAAAAAAAAAAAAN

This week we discuss Asia Argento's 2004 drama of abuse, more abuse, and endless cameos The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things. We also take a trip to the range for Christopher McQuarrie's bullet spewing 2000 crime-thriller The Way of the Gun.  Episode 27- The Gun Above All Things