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This week, the Videorama staff are joined by their amazing friends (and patrons), Steve and Izzy from Everything I Learned From Movies. For a non-porn movie involving someone from the porn industry, they suggest the Cannon classic Cobra, which featured the star of Italian Stallion, Sylvester Stallone.

Linda shares behind-the-scenes information on the movie, George P. Cosmotos, Stallone (who may truly be the one responsible for the movie), and the spectacular Brian Thompson; we go on some tangents (this is the Snyder cut of the ep, after all); we share our thoughts on the movie; and Donnie starts the long and slow process of drowning himself in ketchup!

Check out Everything I Learned From Movies at: https://www.ageofradio.org/everythingilearnedfrommovies

Our assignment this month: Non-porn movies made by/with porn directors/actors

This week, we cover Donnie's recommendation, William Lustig's Maniac from 1980. 

Listen as Donnie dives into the behind-the-scenes information on making the movie and the actors and director who were involved.  Also, we discuss 'video nasties' and how people should really lighten-up when it comes to horror movies.  

You're beautiful like my mom.

This week, Adrian sends us all to hell as we review the classic (to some) film, Hell Night! Learn how to fix a car, ride a surfboard. Steal a shotgun and Get your Gork on!

This month, the theme is Movies With People Who Have Made Porn and Linda's choice is Frank Henenlotter's classic, FRANKENHOOKER! It features James Lorenz; August 1986 Penthouse Pet of the Month, Patty Mullen; and photographer/actress/author/porn legend, Heather Hunter!

Stay tuned for a promo from our amazing friend, The Vern's, podcast 'Cinema Recall.'

Wanna date?

We are pleased to have our first guest, filmmaker/master storyteller, Becky Sayers! And she likes to party!

We conclude our first month of recommendations for 'Female-Directed Horror With No Nudity' with Becky's recommendation: Issa López's 'Tigers Are Not Afraid.'

After you listen, make sure to vote for your favorite rec from our first 4 episodes on Twitter - https://twitter.com/VideoramaP

YOU get to decide who deserves to be our first Employee of the Month! ...even if it's a guest.

Check out Becky's awesome movie, The Last Buckhunt, here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B01GPLCC1W/ref=atv_dp_share_r_tw_da88d39359864

Join the Videorama staff as they discuss Adrian's choice for the month, Ida Lupino's 'The Hitch-Hiker.'

We make an excellent pitch for the MCU: Billy Batson, a powerful super hero, has the ability to turn into...KAZAN! A great director with powerful stupidity.

The boys take a trip to the Chocolate Mountains (but Linda doesn't have to, since she's married).

Also, we talk about our service for the government.

This week is Linda's Choice! She discusses grief and how it's okay to not always like your kid(s), while Donnie discusses why it's okay to not like this movie and Adrian talks about how American movies are too afraid to kill children.

Oh, yeah, Linda would like to apologize for reminding you that the movie 'Boat Trip' existed.

This is our trailer. 

Music by The Vern from Cinema Recall. 

Enjoy!