Truly Rotten Potatoes

In a special double-movie episode, the OG crew reunite to talk through 2010's 0% CGI, rat-Nazi extravaganza 'The Nutcracker: The Untold Story (in 3D)' as well as the new Space Jam movie starring LeBron James.

What do you need to know? The Nutcracker movie stars a young Elle Fanning and also Nathan Lane  as Albert Einstein, and it's based on a Russian ballet. It's kind of like Alice in Wonderland and the Narnia Chronicles, like The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.

And Space Jam 2 is the Looney Tunes and LeBron, with cameos from every Warner Bros property they own.

We also do an update on how far through the list we are.

One of these movies gets ONE recommend from our four movie-buff genius hosts. You'll never guess which one!

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In this special bonus lockdown episode, Declan and Hayden catch up without the knowledge or permission of the rest of the gang.

On this episode of Australia's toughest podcast, the gang tackle 2009's Transylmania (AKA College Vampires) a college-based teen sex comedy, with a buttload of vampire stuff. Directed by David and Scott Hillebrand and starring a lot of 30 year olds playing college kids, this movie features an animated opening credits sequence and a song by The Darkness.

Morgan was away on special COVID duties, so we brought in comedian, television personality and podcaster Bec Charlwood - host of the Ladies Guide to Dude Cinema podcast. It turns out, contrary to what you've all heard, Bec is really nice and cool, so follow her on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter.

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In this episode, the Potato Crew cover the Halle Berry 2012 shark movie Dark Tide.

directed by John Stockwell, the guy who also directed water-based movies like Into the Blue with Paul Walker (RIP) & Blue Crush.

We're joined on Skype by special guest Benjamin Stevenson, one half of twin-brother comedy duo The Stevenson Experience (who recently performed opening night at the Melbourne Comedy Fest All Stars show!) and published crime fiction author!

His latest projects are Either Side of Midnight and the Audible original novella Find Us (free on Audible for subscribers).

Follow the Stevenson experience on Facebook and Instagram. They also have a podcast called Effed Up Families.

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After Misha Barton left The O.C, she found herself in "horror" films like Homecoming (2009), directed by Morgan J. Freeman (not to be confused with Morgan Freeman the actor everyone knows).

Follow our guest comedian Frankie McNair on Twitter, instagram, facebook and listen to her podcast Worst Gigs.

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After hosting this podcast for 18 months, the boys talk through their experiences on making the show, their favourite guests, movies, lawsuits and how they've dealt with the fame the show has brought. Part 2 of 2.

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After hosting this podcast for 18 months, the boys decide to talk through their experiences on making the show, their favourite guests, movies, lawsuits and how they've dealt with the fame the show has brought. Part 1 of 2.

2007 brought the subprime mortgage crisis and the subsequent financial crash and global financial crisis. In a directly connected way, it also brought this Fast and the Furious knock-off: Redline.

ARIA award winning rapper Seth Sentry joins us to talk everything Redline - the cars, the excess, Daniel Sadek the producer and who is credited as writing the story - and happened to be a subprime mortgage lending multi-millionaire who owned a lot of the cars in this film.

There's acting from the producers soap opera actress girlfriend Nadia Bjorlin, Aussie actor Nathan Phillips (Wolf Creek, Snakes on a Plane), and American comedian Eddie Griffin - who Seth Rogen recently noted in his book 'Yearbook' is an anti-Semite. It also features Robert The Bruce himself, Angus McFadden.

Seth Sentry just dropped a new album - Super Cool Tree House and announced a new tour. Get tickets at SethSentry.com

Follow Seth on facebook, instagram, twitter - and check out his 3x weekly live streams on Twitch.

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In 2008, there was a US remake of a popular Takashi Miike Japanese horror film about people getting a phone call from themselves 3 days in the future that foreshadows their own sudden death. This is that film: One Missed Call (2008)

It's kinda like Final Destination meets The Ring.

A young Ariel Winter (pre-Modern Family) has a role. As well as Margaret Cho, Ed Burns and Megan Good.

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The gang was reunited to nearly watch the wrong movie and then eventually watch the right movie: Scar 3D (2007)

This is a low-budget grungy horror film, in a similar vein to Saw. The only actors we recognised were Christopher Titus and Angela Bettis (from the 2002 Carrie TV movie) and Devon Graye (who played Teenage Dexter in Dexter)

It was in old-school red and blue 3D. An early review said someone in a test screening vomited and another person was unconscious with paramedics being called.

It boasts that it was edited in HD (720) and its wiki page says it's the "first feature length narrative 3D movie to be completed in a completely digital workflow." The production workflow was designed by NHK and DitlevFilms. Using a 3D camera rig engineered by NTS in Japan (built around two digital high definition Sony cameras).

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