This week, our boys are ready to jerk that microphone and get to work as they examine the 1993 western Tombstone. Directed by George Cosmatos (Rambo: First Blood II and Cobra) this movie stars the greatest actors the 90s had to offer! Kurt Russell (The Thing and Escape from New York) leads this star studded feature as Wyatt Earp, the head of the Earp family who is ready to settle down and make some money. The show stealer is Val Kilmer (Batman Forever and Top Gun) who plays whiskey drinking, Latin speaking, tuberculosis riddled gunslinger Doc Holliday. The remainder of the cast is rounded out by some of the best character actors this side of Dodge City: Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Michael Biehn, Billy Zane and so on. There are so many great people in this movie that this episode could literally be Andy and Gabe listing them and it would be awesome. The boys would be a daisy if they did. Lucky for you lungers, Andy’s got a story to share and is ready to throw down. So strap in and get ready for one wild episode! 

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Come with us… and you’ll be… in our a world of tangents. Oh so many tangents. This week, our hosts are headed to the chocolate obsessed world of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. In this 1971 fantasy musical, we are introduced to chocolate and candy maker, Willy Wonka, played beautifully by the brilliant Gene Wilder (Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, and See No Evil, Hear No Evil). While Wonka is the namesake of this movie, we spend most of the movie outside of the factory with the saddest kid in London, Charlie Bucket, played by the most famous veterinarian on the planet Peter Ostrum. When Charlie beats the odds and finds a golden ticket to visit Wonka's chocolate factory, he decides to bring his shyster grandfather Joe, played by Jack Albertson (The Subject was Roses and Chico and the Man), on the most dangerous factory tour ever. No one is safe in this factory or in the episode as our hosts examine the trauma this movie has inflicted on them. Get ready for an insane episode full of moonwalking, fish eggs, Tarantino flicks, and so much more. We can't wait for you to join us. The suspense is terrible... I hope it lasts. 

This week our boys are headed out west to the small town of Perfection, Nevada with their special guest, filmmaker Chris Ray, to talk about the 1990 western-themed monster horror comedy, Tremors. In this Ron Underwood (City Slickers and The Adventures of Pluto Nash) feature, we get introduced to the brotherly duo of Valentine "Val" McKee and Earl Bassett played by Kevin Bacon (Footloose and Hollow Man) and Fred Ward (Escape from Alcatraz and The Right Stuff), who show us the importance of standing your ground, even when there's literal monsters underneath it. Filling out the remainder of the town we meet the Gummers played by country music star Reba McEntire (Reba) and Michael Gross (Family Ties and literally every Tremors spinoff there is), a couple who shows us that guns can only get you so far... pipebombs do the rest. Our hosts and special guest break it all down for you in an episode that gets surprisingly real and serious. It turns out that graboids can not only grab your legs and consume you whole, but they can also grab at your heart strings.  

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This is the episode you’ve been waiting for! Andy and Gabe are excited to share with you the 1989 action film, Road House. A movie where bouncers are as famous as sports figures and murder isn’t that big of a deal as long as everyone is having fun. Patrick Swayze (Ghost and Dirty Dancing) stars as Dalton, a mysterious man of few words, who is hired to turn around the rowdiest bar on earth, The Double Deuce. Sam Elliott (Tombstone and The Big Lebowski) co-stars as Dalton’s mentor and pube-tastic friend in this incredibly fun movie. If you’ve wished our hosts would talk more about the golden age of dude butt, then this is the episode for you! Hold onto your neck and prepare for a ripping good time.