This week, Joe welcomes Basem (Turtle Power Pod, Wiki How We Do It) back to the show to discuss A Goofy Movie, an old favorite of the guys from their childhood. They talk about how the film crams so much into its 70 minute runtime, rank the songs, figure out who the best real world version of Powerline is, settle the debate between boxers and briefs, and Basem’s brother, Mimmo, joins in for a special sing-along!

Episodes will start coming out on Saturdays due to Joe’s class schedule, so we hope you can bare being away from the show for an extra two days next week.

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In this episode, Joe celebrates Jef Burnham’s birthday by talking about one of his long-time guilty pleasures: Drop Zone (1994). The guys discuss the similarities between this film and movies like Point Break, Die Hard, and Terminal Velocity, the rise and fall of Gary Busey, Nessip’s being justified in punching a woman in the face, the best deaths in the movie, not changing characters to fit the gender or race of the actors that end up playing them, and pitch new Quote Unquote Guilty T-shirt ideas.

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In this episode, Joe and Andrew sit down to celebrate their birthday by giving into one of their guiltiest of pleasures: ripping apart overrated garbage movies that everyone seems to love for some reason. The guys rip into the inexplicably beloved Stanley Kubrick space adventure: 2001: A Space Odyssey. It’s our first annual Mooby The Golden Calf episode! Joe and Andrew discuss the most boring moments in the film, why they think the movie is so well-loved by everyone else, the idiotic and bland characters throughout, the lack of diversity, Kubrick being a monster, and the purposefully ineffable ending that drives us as crazy as the character living it who has a name but might as well not.

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For an interesting explanation of 2001, check this out: https://youtu.be/yLsIxSuvqFk

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In this episode, Joe sits down with his friend and workplace proximity associate Jason Lenz to talk about the Tom Cruise sci-fi alien action movie Edge of Tomorrow. The guys talk about why this movie wasn’t a bigger success, the implications of the film’s time travel mechanics, time looping gimmicks, sequel options, the ambition of making a movie like this, the effectiveness of the monster here, and dismissing plot holes when the end result is this entertaining.

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In this episode, Joe is joined by Jeff Randle from the Marvel Cinematic Universe Podcast to talk about a movie the Razzies dubbed the worst film of the decade (2001-2010). It’s Battlefield Earth! A staple of bad movie appreciation. Joe and Jeff talk about how much they enjoy the film and don’t understand how it gets such a bad rap. They talk about its flaws, the attention to detail created in the film’s reality, the need to sometimes just turn your brain off and have fun with a movie, and don’t even bash on scientology because we don’t understand what it is. All the while, we get some patented Jeff Randal reenactments, and Joe gives Jeff a brand new catchphrase.

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Watch CinemaWins’ video about everything great in Battlefield Earth here: https://youtu.be/CGmYLZkTOEc

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Joe invites his brother Keith on the cast to talk about D2: The Mighty Ducks, one of their childhood favorites. Even though the guys spend most of the episode criticizing the movie, we promise that it is one of their favorite films. The bash brothers talk about Gordon Bombay’s terrible coaching style, their favorite ducks’ guilty pleasures, the awesome soundtrack, hasty marriage decisions, hockey goons, and overcoming greed and oily hair.

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In this episode, Joe is joined by Australian podcaster Paul, co-host of The Countdown: Movie and TV Reviews podcast, which is one of our new sister podcasts on the Word Salad Network. Joe and Paul discuss Paul’s #1 favorite guilty pleasure: Starship Troopers, talking about the film as a satire of military life, debate if it’s pro-military or against, fall deeply in love with a nude Dina Meyer and nude Paul Verhoeven, geek out about the legendary special effects, and discuss why genre films like this get so quickly dismissed by the general public.

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Contemplate the enormity of your own penis while listening to Mazzy Star here: https://youtu.be/ImKY6TZEyrI

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Semper Paratus, everybody for in this episode Joe sits down with his youngest guest yet (4-year-old Alistair Burnham) and his father Jef (who’s emotionally 4-years-old) to talk about Al’s guilty pleasure: Sharknado just in time for the newest installment to come out on Syfy. The guys talk about the difference between real life and movies, our experiences swimming with real sharks, get into some fun shark, salmon, and bear facts, Al’s love of all monster movies, and inspire Al to start his own podcast with his dad called CadaverCast, which you can also find now on iTunes and Stitcher.

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Watch the Film Theorist prove a sharknado is possible here: https://youtu.be/vytJbTcHzKs

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In this episode, Joe sits down with John Stahl to talk about his guilty pleasure of cons, but not grifts as Joe originally believed. Rather, the guys talk about their love of Comic Cons and other geeky type conventions. They talk about cons they’ve been to, what they did, panels, cosplay, the over-sexualization of every woman in sight, nerd culture, bizarre things they’ve experienced, and what makes comic con worth the price of admission. Along the way they hit on Doctor Who, Deadpool, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Firefly, the Marvel Cinematic Universe and more. Enjoy!

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In this episode, Joe (Team Mystic) sits down with his brother Keith (Team Instinct) and newcomer Johnny Blaze (Team Valor) to talk about the latest fad sensation: Pokémon Go. The guys talk about their respective teams and how they’re supposed to hate each other according to the worst of each team also being the loudest. They reminisce about their love of Pokémon going back to the original video game, changes they’d like to see in Pokémon Go, hunting strategies, battle stories, false tavern rumors, what they’d be willing to pay for in the game, and just generally geek out about a game they’ve been waiting for since it was announced last year.

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