Video Junkyard Podcast

Video Junkyard Podcast

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Video Junkyard Podcast episodes

  • Video Junkyard Podcast - EP 280 - Creation

    This time the Junkyard cast takes a look at the 2009 historical drama "Creation."  Paul Bettany stars as Charles Darwin as he struggles with his faith and family life while preparing to publish his seminal work "On the Origin of Species."  Get in on the conversation and send us your feedback in an email to [email protected].

    1 hr 4 min
  • Video Junkyard Poddcast EP 279 - Labyrinth LIVEish
    This episode is a little different. This is the first of our commentary-style feature-length episodes that allow you to watch along as we chat about the movie in real-time. For our first attempt, we picked an old favorite: Labyrinth (1985). This Jim Henson project is perhaps remembered best for David Bowie's [performance] as the Goblin King but let's see how this one plays in 2025. Is it still the all-time classic we remember it to be? Join in the conversation by sending your feedback to [email protected]. Your feedback on the format of this show would also be greatly appreciated as we will consider doing more of these in the future.
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    1 hr 51 min
  • Video Junkyard Podcast EP 278 - Cecil B. Demented
    This time on the Video Junkyard Podcast we say "down with the mainstream" and watch "Cecil B. Demented".  This 2000 John Waters movie takes down mainstream cinema and we're here for it.  Join in on the discussion by sending your feedback or comments to [email protected].  
    Stay tuned for more regular episodes in 2025—happy New Year to all of you junkyard denizens who have joined us on this wild ride.  We have lots of great stuff coming soon.
    58 min
  • VJP EP 277 - The Lords Of Salem
    Happy Halloween from all of us here in the Video Junkyard. This show is going to end up being our Halloween episode this year. It was recorded in April but I think it timed out perfectly as this one has many Halloween vibes if you've never seen The Lords of Salem (2013) d. Rob Zombie I think you may be pleasantly surprised. And if you have let us know what you think about it by sending feedback to [email protected].
    1 hr 5 min
  • Video Junkyard Podcast EP 274 - Mask
    Join us in the Junkyard as we get a little weepy of 1985's Mask. This one features a powerhouse performance by Cher that proves that she's not messing around regarding her acting career.
    Have you seen Mask? Join in the conversation by sending us feedback at [email protected]. We'd love to hear from you.
    46 min
  • Video Junkyard Podcast - EP 275 - Godzilla 98
    Welcome back to the Video Junkyard. This one's been coming for a long time. All three of us are long-time Godzilla fans (we've reviewed some other films in the franchise so be sure to check out those episodes as well) but we have some very differing opinions on "Godzilla" (1998). Join the conversation and share your thoughts about this ([email protected]). Trash or treasure?
    1 hr 26 min
  • Video Junkyard Podcast EP 276 - The Whole Wide World - EDIT
    This time we have an audience pick that's sat on the list for quite a while. Being fans of the writer Robert E. Howard, it's odd that none of the Junkyard boys had seen this one before. So here's our take on the first viewing of this romantic biopic "The Whole Wide World".
    In this fact-based film set in 1930s Texas, pulp fiction master Robert E. Howard (Vincent D'Onofrio) is introduced to Novalyne Price (Renée Zellweger), a teacher with aspirations of becoming an author herself, and they begin a unique relationship filled with conversation and imagination. Although the possibility exists for romance, Howard's obsession with his work and dedication to his sick mother (Ann Wedgeworth) leads Price to look elsewhere for love, leaving Howard feeling betrayed and alone.
    1 hr 3 min

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Do you ever get a flash of a memory of a movie you saw as a child, but can’t remember the name? Perhaps you caught it on TV while staying up later than you should have. Or maybe you never saw it, but you recognize the cover art from the neighborhood video store around the block. At the Video Junkyard, we dig up these forgotten films and franchises and see if they still hold up in the digital age.