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Grab your rock hammer because we're going to prison! We meander off the beaten path a few times to indulge in some digressions, but revisiting this award-winner film was a treat, and we bet you three cigarettes and a pin-up poster that you'll enjoy it, too. Or are we being obtuse?

We follow actor Ricky Coogan and his pal Ernie down to Santa Flan to check out FREEK LAND in today's episode! Co-written, co-directed, co-produced and co-starring Alex Winter, this is a fun cult film for all to enjoy! Just stay away from that Zygrot 24 because hey, you're not supposed to have that stuff!

Happy New Year to all! Today we trek up to a New England mansion called Hill House back in the 50s for a dinner party, and get to the bottom of a string of murders. We find out WHODUNNIT, WHERE, and WITH WHAT. Join us for the mystery, and perhaps for fruit or...dessert? Brandon recreated some music cues from the score by John Morris for today's episode.

We're sledding back to 1989 to rap about ginormous Christmas trees, attack squirrels, flying sheets of ice, non-nutritive cereal varnish, and the jelly of the month club. Clark W. Griswold, Jr. will show you where to put a tree that big in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation! Grab your moose mug and scoop up some eggnog because we're getting ready to empty the shitter, dream about a new swimming pool, and get down with the jolliest bunch of assholes this side of the nut house!

Today we drop into the sewers to rap with Leo, Donnie, Mikey, and Ralph to battle the evil Shredder and his Foot clan in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from 1990! The highest grossing independent film at its time, this movie is still jammin'. And Brandon recreated some bits from John Du Prez's score for this episode! Enjoy! And Happy Thanksgiving!

In today's episode, we delve into the posh ranks of 1980s Wall Street yuppies and their shallow, materialist world to pontificate about that memorable satire American Psycho starring Christian Bale. It's a laugh riot — a playful but mysterious little film; you'll love it. Also, do you like Huey Lewis and the News?

Halloween might have just passed, but we're not through with it yet! Joseph and Brandon take a trip to Sleepy Hollow and revisit Tim Burton's gothic take on Washington Irving's tale of the Headless Horseman. We had a lot of fun with this one, and we hope you do, too! The Horseman rides again!

We're baaaack after a little break, and today's episode digs into a story about a boy and his killer doll possessed by a madman and where the Chucky franchise got its start. Put on your favorite Good Guys jammies and get ready for some child's play! Brandon performed and produced a snippet from Joe Renzetti's score for this episode.

Get your Bubba Gump shrimp cookin' however you like it! Today we're talking Forrest Gump, running, and a bit about destiny. This Academy Award winner needed fresh eyes to give it due credit, so we hope you enjoy it. Due to some technical issues, our primary recording track got corrupted, but fortunately we had a backup recording from the computer mic, so the quality isn't quite up to par, but it's definitely listenable -- we apologize! Brandon contributed a brief performance recreated from Alan Silvestri's theme for this movie for today's episode.

We've got a jealous killer car with a taste for vengeance! Based on the novel by Stephen King, this adaptation by John Carpenter is a landmark horror film in which a sentient 1958 Plymouth Fury and a geeky high schooler fall in love, and no shitter ever comes between a boy and his car.

As a little bonus, Brandon performed and produced selections from John Carpenter's score in today's episode.