With Tyler holed up powerless and cowering in his DVD closet because of Hurricane Irma, the rest of us forge ahead with the 2000 French crime thriller Baise-Moi and David Lynch's Lost Highway. We also reveal the winner of last week's contest and try to discuss IT without any spoiler. We are moderately successful with both. Enjoy. Raiders of the Podcast Episode 16- Baise Highway

This week we watch Tobe Hooper's 1974 horror classic, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and Yuichi Fukuda's 2016 superhero not yet and probably never classic, Hentai Kamen 2: The Abnormal Crisis. So put some pilfered panties on your face, gas up the Sthil, embrace your inner pervert, put some meat on the grill and enjoy Episode 15- Texas Chain Hentai 2: The Abnormal Massacre

  This week we discuss the unfair depictions of shysters in Hong Kong and Australia's secret Internet morality police. How do we take Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, and Yuen Biao playing completely against type? How do we accept that  Lieutenant Commander Steven J. "Steve" McGarrett, USNR is keeping woman who came to the tropical paradise for vacation and stuffing them with fast food? Not that we judge. I mean as long as they are all consenting adults, it's none of our business. Let us know what you think of this week's movies here, on Facebook, or, if you have less than the character limit of hate, on Twitter. You can also find RotP on iTunes and Google Play. Enjoy RotP episode 14- Forever Feed

We take a brief tour through prison movies. We get swept up in Stoic, gaze upon Elvis Presley's rhythmic gyrations in Jailhouse Rock, find a scapegoat for all our building anger and seething violence in Short Eyes, and find an outlet for our anti-authoritarian  personality disorders in Cool Hand Luke. Episode 13- Broom with a View

We talk about the tragically underseen Austrian serial killer thriller Angst and the film adaption of the long running Off-Broadway musical that is based on Roger Corman's cult classic of the same name Little Shop of Horrors. Is this finally the magic combination of viewing bliss? Will these films finally cure their cinematic indegestion? Can the hyperbole against the up coming Little Shop remake get any more vicious based on gut reactions alone? Episode 12- Blood and Roses

We discuss Spielberg's World War II farce 1941 and Jonas Åkerlund's black comedy drug saga Spun. Episode 11- Nineteen Forty-Spun

How Much Wood Would a WoodCHUD ChuckIf A WoodCHUD Could CHUD Wood? This week we watch the 1984 cult classic C.H.U.D. and Ed Wood, Tim Burton's biopic of the cult filmmaker . Episode 10- C.H.U.D. or Glenda?

Our tribute to George A. Romero. From Night of the Living Dead to Survival of the Dead. No film is left behind... even if we really didn't want to watch Bruiser again. We also find a little time for Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk. Let us know if we missed anything or if we are way off base with our views. Enjoy No More Room- A Tribute to George A Romero

We give our takes on White Lightnin', the 2009 dramatic thriller by Dominic Murphy starring Edward Hogg and Carrie Fisher inspired by but not very true to the life of Jesco White, and Willow, the 1988 Ron Howard picture produced by George Lucas starring Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer. One is a good movie the other is not. Can you guess which is which? White Willow

We watch The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra, Larry Blamire's parody homage to 1950s alien invasion movies,and Oblivon, Full Moon's 1994 sci-fi western. A good time was had by half of us. Oblivious Skeleton