Adam and Jared chew bubble gum and talk in depth about John Carpenter's They Live. Roddy Piper's hair is discussed, along with the man's ability to take repeated knee strikes to the groin. We also debate the merits of the John Carpenter films post They Live.
With no Gibbo again this week, the B team do a short, sharp critique of 1986's John Carpenter directed, Kurt Russell starring fantasy/action film, Big Trouble in Little China.
Welcome to Fright Night! The 1985 teen horror/thriller gets the treatment from Adam and Jared. Also, at the end of the episode Jared releases something very frightening into the night.
The lads are repeatedly told to 'Get the f@$k out of here' as they discuss the Eddie Murphy action/comedy classic, Beverly Hills Cop. We also have a quick look at the whole franchise, including the aborted television pilot and the future possibility of a 4th film.
We get off the boat and board the train, where we are immediately greeted by a brutal kick to the groin from Seagal with Under Siege 2. We wade through the nonsensical plot and ask who invited Ryback in to the kitchen to bake a cake, before going through the Seagal filmography.
Steven Seagal punches us so hard in the face with the battleship set action/thriller, Under Siege, that no amount of lard omelette bouillabaisse can make us feel better.
Our headless bodies stumble around the recording studio as our reanimated heads engage in a lively discussion about the cult horror gem, Re-Animator. Also, we look at the other films, along with Re-Animator, that were banned in QLD.
After a couple of weeks off to recharge the batteries, the boys drive off a cliff and roll down into the Rock's 2003 action/comedy, Welcome to the Jungle.
The 100th episode spectacular ends with Rob Zombie's 2007 take on classic slasher film Halloween. We also rate the three remakes from best to worst.
1 hr 18 min
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Join Adam (Slasher movie tragic) and Jared (Superhero aficionado) as they dissect and discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of action and horror cinema.