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- Ep. 47 - BatsBats. Lou Diamond Phillips. Texas. Guns. Guano.Honestly, you probably don't even need to listen to the episode now. That about sums it up.More good times to be had over at https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast49 min
- Ep. 46 - The WitchesThis week, the boys sit down to take a look at the 1990 movie adaptation of the 1983 Roald Dahl graphic novel, "The Witches," starring Anjelica Huston, Rowan Atkinson, and Jasen Fisher.For movie trivia and other fun things, check us out on the web at https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast47 min
- Ep. 45 - DaylightMaybe you didn't see this one at your friend's birthday party, but you've most definitely seen part of this on TNT as your dad fell asleep in a chair. Stallone. Explosives. Tunnels. PRESSURE.For trivia and other fun facts, go to https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast/50 min
- Ep. 44 - MousehuntA world without string is chaos. Does a black, slapstick comedy from 23 years ago hold up in 2020? We're honestly not quite sure. This and more on Throwback Theater.https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast56 min
- Ep. 43 - George of the JungleBum. Bum. Bum bum ba bum bum. Bum bum badda bum. AAHAAAHAAHAAAHH! Watch out for that...!This and more at https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast48 min
- Ep. 42 - Man Of The HouseTT Presents the Chevy Chase, Farrah Fawcett, and JTT classic, "Man of the House." Or should I say "Little Wing" and "Squatting Dog." All apart of the same tribe - the emotionally-constipated American male over 40. Heyhowaya!Check out https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast for more information and trivia on your favorite 90s movies!56 min
- Ep. 41 - Warriors of VirtueWelcome to the land of Tao, where beasts and animals live together in the last remaining life-spring. The protectors of this realm are five kangaroo warriors, each influenced by a different element of Earth - Fire, Metal, Wood, Water, and... Earth? This is a bit of a strange one, so buckle up.https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast/57 min
- Ep. 40 - The Big GreenI think this movie made us all want to play soccer. Does it hold up? Did it make us all want to kick around the old big skin until we all hit home runs? Find out this week on Throwback Theater.53 min
- Ep. 38 - Demon In A BottleThis is admittedly a pretty obscure movie, but it's one that is definitely worth talking about (and watching). This movie was originally made for Disney. However, the mouse himself decided it wasn't up to their standards, so they sent it out to international audiences, where our own Lucas Esteves saw it as a small boy in Brazil. This is one you might want to watch before listening. It's a simple movie on the surface, but it's a little dense, and a lot bonkers. Watch it for free on Youtube! Linked on our Facebook page.https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast/46 min
- Ep. 37 - The PagemasterHoly Shit. The Pagemaster. It's so good. What is wrong with you all? Is this our favorite movie that we've reviewed so far? Find out, this week on Throwback Theater.https://www.facebook.com/throwbacktheaterpodcast/54 min
About Throwback Theater
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You know those movies that you loved as a kid? What ever happened to them? Maybe you remember grabbing a random VHS cover off the shelves at Blockbuster, but you can't quite remember the title. Or…
perhaps you loved a strangely specific scene from some bizarre film your cousin owned, but you can't really recall the plot. We've got good news for you. In Throwback Theater, our four hosts will track down and revisit these old movies to answer one question: Does It Hold Up? Each episode, a new movie will be reviewed and discussed as mostly sober adults to figure out what we remember, what we liked about it in the first place, and how we feel about it now. Join us in our quest to relive (or maybe destroy) our childhood.