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Ki-Ki-Ki, Ma-Ma-Ma! The Baddest Boyz are back for another look back at the Friday the 13th Franchise! Jon & David welcome back the 3rd Musketeer, Brent, to break down the greatness of FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 3! They talk the franchise's evolution with its new leading man and the introduction of the iconic Jason mask! Plus, the 3-D craze of the early 80s, analyzing the many 3-D shots in the film, the boys' early memories and the success of this entry into the series!

It's a new dimension in terror.... It's Friday the 13th in 3-D!!

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The Lovely Lads of Podcasting return for the epic conclusion of ReconCinemation's "90's Winter Wonderland" with a look back at the Coen Brothers' classic, FARGO! They tackle the history of the Coen Brothers, Frances McDormand, William H. Macy, and Steve Buscemi! Plus, the myth of the film's "true story," how Sam Raimi ties in, the impact of the film in cinema history, and where it ranks on the Lads' new Jack Burton Scale!

There's more to life than a little money. It's FARGO!

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The Baddest Boyz in Podcasting are back! This week, 90's Winter Wonderland continues with a look back at 1993's CLIFFHANGER! Jon & David are talking all things Stallone (in his 5th appearance on the show!), Renny Harlin, the most expensive stunt in film history, the long evolution from original script to the final edit, where it hits in Stallone's downward 90's career, the SNES videogame and so much more!

Hang on! It's CLIFFHANGER!

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Happy New Year! The boyz start off Year 2020 with the first episode of their 90s Winter Wonderland film series, A SIMPLE PLAN! Jon and David talk Sam Raimi's departure from stylized horror for this character-driven neo-noir tale, the career arcs and performances from Bill Paxton, Billy Bob Thornton, Brent Briscoe, Bridget Fonda, & Gary Cole and where this film hits in each of their careers. Plus, the years of the movie's development hell, a rousing round of Paxton Or Pullman, and how great is Spider-Man 2?!

You work for the American Dream, you don't steal it. It's A SIMPLE PLAN!

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It's Christmastime, which means watch out for flying reindeer and GREMLINS! The Lovely Ladz take on Joe Dante's 1984 classic in their final episode of the decade, talking cute puppets and animatronics, the film's merchandising craze, the chemistry of Zach Galligan & Phoebe Cates, Phoebe's controversial speech, the dark original screenplay and the stellar supporting cast in Hoyt Axton, Corey Feldman, Keye Luke and Dick Miller. Plus, the marketing bait and switch of family fun to horrorfest, the Die Hard Christmas movie debate gets an added wrinkle, and the layers of comedy added to the violence that made the film one-of-a-kind!

With Mogwai comes much responsibility. It's GREMLINS!

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On the final Friday the 13th of the 2010s, it's a ReconCineReRelease of one of our show's earliest episodes on the horror classic, FRIDAY THE 13TH! More fresh episodes to come!

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The Lads get together for some holiday cheer and to talk RUSHMORE! They're talking Wes Anderson's second studio film and their memories of his films both past & present, Bill Murray's career-transforming role, the search for the perfect Max Fischer and how personal the film really is for Wes Anderson & Owen Wilson. Plus Olivia Williams, Brian Cox rounding out a great supporting cast, the soundtrack, shooting sequences the studio did not approve, and some of the boys' favorite moments.

I like your nurse's uniform, guy. It's RUSHMORE!

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The Baddest Boyz in podcasting are back just in time for Thanksgiving! This week they're dialing back to 1987 to look at cinema's gift to the Thanksgiving holiday, PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES! The greatness of John Hughes, the greatness of Steve Martin, the greatness of John Candy! The boys break down the interconnecting pieces of the Hughes Cinematic Universe, where this ranks amongst his other films, how identifiable it remains and its lasting impact in cinema history.