In this week's episode the guys chat about doing chores as a kid and talk about crappy lawnmowers that won't start and John's own son starting to take over those household duties.

Then they get into the topic at hand, Terminator 2: Judgement Day. They talk about their first experiences with the film, Arnold's probable hijinx behind the scenes, the mullet-haired redhead that had quite a bit of work in the 90's, and the great work by Robert Patrick.

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In this week's episode, the guys talk about the lying kid on the playground, the mooching kid as a teenager, and the ridiculous lengths that people went through in the 90's to signal their status with giant projector TV's and giant satellite dishes in the corner of their backyards.

Then they get into their concert going experience as a youth. From AC/DC to ICP, The Offspring to KISS, Ozzfest to Tattoo the Earth. They chat about the lines, the costs, the best experiences, the worst experiences, and why they probably will never attend another concert again/

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In this week's episode, the guys chat about the problems with maintaining lawnmowers, window air conditioning units, and price-check bullshit with the big-box stores and the shennanigans they like to pull. They also talk about air conditioning through their poor days and the terrible advice people get from folks who've never had it.

Next the guys get into the 1997 film "Face/Off". They talk about the ridiculous science in the film, the director's previous films, how Castor Troy has everything gold, and the great action scenes throughout.

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In this week's episode the guys chat about youth baseball games, kids who hate playing sports, and the guys who eat food with way too many jalapenos and consider themselves tough.

Next, the guys get into the topic of the week 1996's The Rock. They get into the great performances by Ed Harris as the sympathetic villain, and Sean Connery as the grizzled political prisoner with an axe to grind against the federal government. They chat about the absurdities of the film and also the epic cinematography that sets this film apart from the rest of the 90's action blockbusters.

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The guys are back this week to discuss more travel and the drudgery of watching your kids play sports.

Next, the guys get into their latest episode, they dive deep into the 1997 action thriller Con Air. Their analysis covers everything from the film's impressive cast, led by Nicholas Cage, to its iconic scenes and memorable one-liners.

They get into the one-not characters, Bubba's constant need for an insulin shot, the weirdness of Garland Greene, the constant nicknames, and the verbal cadence of John Malkovich.

Listeners of the podcast will appreciate the hosts' attention to detail, as they explore the film's plot and themes in a thoughtful and engaging manner. They discuss the director's choices and the film's impact on the action genre, while also touching on the cultural significance of the movie's release in the late 90s.

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This week the guys sit down and chat about friends that disappoint you, more work traveling, and weird southern accents in the northern part of the country.

Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast, where hosts John and Tony take a trip down memory lane to revisit the 1993 film Wayne's World 2. Join us as we delve into the world of Wayne and Garth, two lovable slackers with a passion for music and their own cable access show.

As we discuss the film, we'll explore the ways in which it captures the essence of the 1990s, from its iconic soundtrack to its irreverent humor. We'll also reflect on the film's enduring popularity and its place among the best movies of the decade, with a nostalgia factor that continues to resonate with audiences today.

Whether you're a die-hard fan of Wayne's World or simply looking to revisit a classic film from the 1990s, this episode is a must-listen. So grab some popcorn, kick back, and join us as we celebrate one of the greatest comedies of all time.

This week the guys catch up to talk about those friends we all have that don't appreciate your time or effort or space in reference to your generosity towards them.

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Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast, where hosts John and Tony discuss and review the iconic 1992 film, Wayne's World. Join us as we take a trip down memory lane and revisit one of the most beloved comedies of the 90s.

In this episode, John and Tony share their personal experiences with the film, from their first impressions to their lasting memories. They explore the movie's enduring charm, iconic music moments, and quotable catchphrases that have become a part of popular culture.

The hosts delve into the film's production, casting, and cultural impact, discussing how it reflects the zeitgeist of the 90s and continues to resonate with audiences today. They examine how the movie's blend of humor, music, and pop culture references has helped it stand the test of time.

Ultimately, John and Tony rank Wayne's World as one of the best films of the 1990s, citing its great nostalgia factor and continued relevance in modern times. They share their favorite scenes and characters and explore why the movie has remained such a beloved classic.

So, if you're a fan of the 90s or just curious about this iconic film, tune in now to hear John and Tony's take on Wayne's World and discover why it continues to capture the hearts of audiences around the world.

In this week's episode the guys chat more about being on the road and staying in crappy hotels. The terrible breakfast offerings, the lack of connection, and the people you encounter that run these establishments.

This movie, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito, was a major success at the box office, but does it hold up today?

In this episode, John and Tony dive into the plot, characters, and overall production of the film. They discuss their initial reactions and reminisce about their first time watching it. While they generally enjoy the movie, they ultimately conclude that it falls short of their expectations.

Join us as we explore the good, the bad, and the ugly of Twins, including the hilarious comedic moments and the lackluster execution of the storyline. John and Tony provide insightful commentary on the movie's cultural impact and how it compares to other films of its time.

If you're a fan of 80s movies or just curious about whether Twins is worth a rewatch, then this episode is for you. Tune in now to hear John and Tony's final verdict on this classic comedy and find out why they ultimately rank it as a bad movie.

The guys catch up this week to chat about new appliances, karate and boxing classes as a kid, and the final entry in the Indiana Jones trilogy.

They chat about the chemistry between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery, the sharp looking outfits on those pesky germans, how pure liquid petroleum should burn, the consistency in Speilberg's dead bodies, and wonder how no one on earth hasn't found the temple in the Canyon of the Crescent Moon in over 600 years.

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This week the guy's sit down and discuss the songs that embarrass them the most. As metalheads we don't always stray outside our lane, but when we do, its a sea of bad songs that make us roll up our windows and silently rock out with ourselves.

What's your guiltiest pleasure song?

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