Truly Rotten Potatoes

The potato boiz take a break from talking movies to talk about other things; lawsuits, actors, and movies.

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Michelle Brasier (Aunty Donna, Mad as Hell) joins the gang to talk about 2002's erotic thriller Killing Me Softly starring Heather Graham (Austin Powers) and Joseph Fiennes (Shakespeare in Love).

There's also an appearance from Ronan Vibert who looks exactly like a short-haired Alan Rickman.

It's a very horny and somewhat problematic film, but if you like nudity and passionate sex, ice-climbing and fish-murdering, you might like this.

Directed by famed-Chinese director and Palme d'Or winner Kaige Chen.

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In this episode, the OG (old geezers) get back on the list to discuss the 2002 direct-to-DVD Jean-Claude Van Damme "bioweapons on a train" movie Derailed. And its mysterious end credits song.

They also discuss how much money they'd need to be paid to break a finger, the discography of Aussie punk/rockabilly band The Living End and Australian TV commercials from the 2000s, with a particular focus on Kellogg's Nutri-Grain.

This episode breaks our rule of "don't make the podcast episode longer than the movie."

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The original hosts deviate from the list to talk about this new tomato that ISN'T a 0%, but needed to be discussed. It currently has a 13% critic rating on RT, so it's close enough.

Paul Hogan stars as himself, a washed-up formerly successful comedic actor living in LA in his 80s, in this weird comedy that's streaming on Amazon. It also features a cavalcade of guest appearances: Chevy Chase, John Cleese, Wayne Knight, Luke Hemsworth, Olivia Newton-John, Reginald VelJohnson, Shane Jacobson and with people like Jim Jefferies, Paul Fenech and Costas Mandylor showing up briefly.

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Following on from the success of Michael Jordan's SPACE JAM (1996), the world demanded MORE films starring legendary NBA players, specifically from that Chicago Bulls team that won 6 championships. So this is what we got. Dennis Rodman playing a spy in SIMON SEZ (1999), a spy-action-comedy. Alongside Dane Cook.

In this episode, we are joined by former Triple J Presenter Lewi McKirdy, now based in London. Lewi has created his own short podcast Animal Ambulance about his time working as an animal ambulance driver.

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Comedian Lauren Bonner joins the pod to talk about 1997's SHADOW CONSPIRACY, an action thriller that goes to the highest level of the Government!

Starring Charlie Sheen (HIV positive), Linda Hamilton (former wife of James Cameron) and Donald Sutherland (HIV negative, as far as we know), this movie cost $45 million to make and is set in Washington, D.C. It made virtually no money back.

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Wagons East was released in 1994 and is best known for the fact that it killed legendary Canadian comedic actor John Candy.

Seriously, the man best known for his roles in Uncle Buck, Cool Runnings, Home Alone and Planes, Trains & Automobiles died during production of this film. They had to finish the film without him.

It also stars Richard Lewis and John C. McGinley (who makes his second official appearance in the list, after his starring role in Highlander 2: The Quickening).

It's a cowboy comedy about people who aren't cut out for the wild west, so decide to pack up and head East.

Our guest this episode is comedian, actor and filmmaker Nina Oyama who can be found on Instagram, Twitter, Tiktok & Facebook.

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Starring a young Bo Derek, Bolero was written, directed and filmed by her husband John Derek and released in 1984. It's an erotic, romantic story about a young wealthy woman who finishes university and wants to travel the world and lose her virginity.

Michael Shanks is our guest for this episode - a filmmaker who writes, directs, does visual effects and acts.

Check out Michael's amazing YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXoIFuHdVHm-Zp9umA2seRQ

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Tom Armstrong from The Roundabout Crew and the Tom and Frenchy Podcast joins us this episode to discuss Keenan Ivory Wayans' auteur effort from 1994.

Following his success on In Living Color, but before his smash hit Scary Movie, this tomato pivots from his famous outrageous parody style, instead opting for a serious action film in the vein of Lethal Weapon. It also stars Jada Pinkett Smith.

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Our main man John Travolta finds his way back onto the list, with 1993's "Look Who's Talking Now," the third in the Look trilogy, also starring fellow Scientologist Kirstie Alley. In the first films, it was babies who talked. Now, it's dogs! Basketballer Charles Barkley is also in this movie. Danny DeVito and Diane Keaton play the voices of some dogs. It's a... romantic comedy? About cheating on your wife and accidentally telling your kids that Santa isn't real.

Our guest for this episode is Nick Delatovic: performer, musician, wrestler and podcaster.

Nick is the co-host of Rank Ideas podcast, which you can follow on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RankIdeas/ and he's also in the band BABYFREEZE: https://www.facebook.com/BABYFREEZEBAND/