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This week, the boys take their first step into the hallowed halls of one of action cinema's founding fathers and do a lot of impressions of him making machine gun noises with his mouth. Join us as Sylvester Stallone singlehandedly shapes Southeast Asian military policy with a bandana, a bow and a lot of mumbling.

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The boys dip a toe into the shiny and visceral pool that is Vin Diesel's artistic milieu with the Chronicles of Riddick, exploring that most profound form of artistic expression: the Original Character (do not steal).

NOTE: In this episode, Sam makes the OUTRAGEOUS claim that Glenn Close was in the film The Devil Wears Prada. While we at Slop Culture stand by our assertion that Glenn Close is a handsome and stern presence and an asset to any set, we must issue a correction and say it was Meryl Streep who was in The Devil Wears Prada.

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In their first episode, the boys talk about one of the early 2000's most hairless and glistening fantasy trash spectacles. If it has a camel in it, you're in for a good time.

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