Matt and Todd are joined by Swamp Thing fan Peggy to discuss Wes Craven’s 1982 comic book adventure film Swamp Thing! Wes Craven took a relatively small budget and a relatively obscure comic here (at the time) and knocked it out of the park! Listen along and join in the fun.

Matt rides solo for this short episode. He talks about some his his favorite western films and offers up recommendations for those who may not be into the genre.

Matt & Todd ramble on like a couple of jerks, discussing one of the funniest movies ever made.

“Who loves you, and who do you love?” Matt & Todd discuss the sci-fi action film The Running Man starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Richard Dawson.

“Who’s the master?” “SHO’ Nuff!!!” It’s pure 80s martial arts exploitation movie madness. Matt and Todd discuss the iconic Motown produced Berry Gordy’s The Last Dragon starring Taimak, Vanity and the late great Julius Carry III as show stealing Shogun of Harlem Sho’ Nuff

Welcome back Matt & Todd as the discuss one of their TV favorites, Welcome Back Kotter.

Matt offers up some fiendish fish movies to check out for Shark Week

It’s another time and another place. A 1980s via the 1950s rock & roll western style adventure. Matt and Todd talk about Walter Hills unique vision Streets of Fire. An epic music video, Starring Michael Pare, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis and Willem Defoe.

There’s a killer on the loose in Terror in Topanga! A sinister arcade g as me in The Bishop of Battle! A demonic pickup truck menaces a priest who had lost his faith in The Benediction, and a family needs an exorcist instead of an exterminator when a rat problem escalates out of control. These are all NIGHTMARES! Matt & Todd discuss this forgotten horror anthology from the early 80s

“Never say Die! Iron Eagle!” Matt, callsign “Mailman” and Todd callsign “Tailspin” take to the wild blue yonder to talk about the action/adventure films Iron Eagle 1 & 2. It’s a double feature review!Also, a correction to the episode at the end. I misremembered Hector Elizondo as being in Let’s get Harry when it is in fact Robert Duvall.