In this episode, we take a look at Silent Running, a 1972 post-apocalyptic science fiction film starring Bruce Dern!  It’s the story of a space hippie trying to save the last remaining plants from getting all blowed up by people that don’t find them particularly important or interesting.  We learn that the best way to save plants is to murder people, and also to nuke half of the plants you’re trying to save in order to murder more people.  Also, ROBOTS IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN!

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In this episode, we take a look at the cult grindhouse movie, Maniac Cop! It’s got a ton of fan favorites in it, including Bruce Campbell, Laurene Landon and Robert Zdar, but we have trouble getting very excited about what should have been a much more fun movie.  Also, Vigilante Viscount, how actors are like sharks and Megan’s Goon Squad finally gets a theme song.

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In this episode, we were surprised to find that we actually really liked the Steven Seagal “Die Hard on a boat” movie, Under Siege!  Eric does some Navy ship fact checking, Megan learns how to properly say “forecastle” and Gary Busey dresses in drag for no real reason of great consequence except that it channels his Busey-ness to the max. Seagal doesn’t really run in this movie, but it’s a favorite thing of Megan, so enjoy this bonus video as well.

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In this episode, we put on our 80s glasses to take a look at Earth Girls Are Easy, and see what happens when aliens crash land in a valley girl’s swimming pool.  Shirtless Jeff Goldblum did a lot for Megan in her formative years because tall, dark and nerdy is the exact recipe for her TV and/or Movie Boyfriends.  Also, Julie Brown was a thing even though Eric thinks she’s dead. (she’s not dead)

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In this episode we take a look at two feature film adaptions of Jules Verne’s Journey to the Center of the Earth! At their core both are adventure movies that tell you an exciting story about SCIENCE, but one of them has a duck named Gertrude and that bird is the single greatest avian actor of all time.

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In this episode, we take a look at a movie that people apparently paid to be a part of, Terror in the Jungle.  It’s actually three movies in one, since at least two directors rage quit during filming and the producer just sort of wrote the script on the fly. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when community theater acting meets just slightly better cinematography than Manos: The Hands of Fate, you get… Terror in the Jungle!

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In this episode, we take a look at the feature film length rip-off of E.T. and commercial for McDonald’s and Coca-Cola, Mac & Me!  It’s full of all the things kids love – horrible car crashes, off-putting aliens and extreme product placement.  BUY MCDONALD’S NOW. OBEY.

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In this episode, we look at one of our favorite 1980s action movies, Low Blow! Triple threat (writer/producer/actor) Leo Fong takes us on a journey of bad driving, chicken feet soup and the slowest punch outs ever as he infiltrates the cult of Cameron Mitchell aka Yaracounda.  Also, the answer to how to attract quality goons lies in a dirt pit.

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In this episode, we take a look at the 1958 sci fi monster movie, Fiend Without a Face!  To modern eyes, this is a pretty tame one, but 60 years ago, it garnered an X rating from the Brits and was denounced for its gratuitous gore and violence.  The times, how they are a changing.

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In this episode, we take a look at Roger Corman’s 1979 musical comedy, Rock ‘n’ Roll High School, featuring the Ramones! The plot of this is nothing new, but there’s some good stuff in there anyway, including a great soundtrack and a young Clint Howard demonstrating bra removal on a blow up doll.  Also, one well timed, giant explosion.

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