2/3 of us love this. One liked it. Which group is wrong? Either way Kurt Russell is amazing in this and that’s all I can say about it.
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11: Village Of The Damned (1995) (Live)
How damned was it? So damned that it was the last theatrical release for Christopher Reeves. Before the…. troubles? Anyway this is a horse of an episode. Enjoy these creepy children that surely in no way inspired Stephen King to write Children Of The Corn. Well I mean the original version did.
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10: Escape From L.A. (1996) (Live)
Welcome back Snake Plissken. You were missed….wait now you’re surfing? Maybe you shouldn’t have come back.
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9: Escape From New York (1981) (Part 2 of 2) (Live)
This went long because everything has been said about this movie. So, instead we said almost nothing about this movie. Seriously, it’s great. Watch it. Watch all the reviews. You don’t need ours.
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9: Escape From New York (1981) (Part 1 of 2) (Live)
This went long because everything has been said about this movie. So, instead we said almost nothing about this movie. Seriously, it’s great. Watch it. Watch all the reviews. You don’t need ours.
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8: The Thing (1982) (Live)
What else can you say about this? It’s been talked to death. So welcome to our random episode about randomness. Oh, happy birthday Kurt Russell.
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7: Someone's Watching Me! (1978) (Live)
Overall, not bad. Decent movie especially for television. However there wasn't much plot and it was 25 minutes too long. Didn't leave us much to talk about. We tried.
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6: Prince Of Darkness (1987) (Live)
It was Dick’s turn to pick a John Carpenter movie this week. Or as we call it here: his Dick Pick. He chose one of the reletively unseen Carpenter movies: Prince Of Darkness from 1987. It reunites Carpenter with Donald Pleasence and Victor Wong. I haven’t seen the movie yet so that’s about all I can say. Stay tuned next week for a VERY unseen Carpenter movie: Someone’s Watching Me from 1978.
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5: Dark Star (1974) (Live)
If you want your art artless and your comedy to be comedyless then this is your movie! If the movie 2001 was a 5 hour lecture then skip it. Now I’m off to chase duck ball for an hour.
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4: Christine (1983) (Live)
What happens when you buy a haunted car? Turns out not much but it’s still a decent movie. Adam picks the next movie to review and it’s Dark Star from 1974.
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3: Ghosts Of Mars (2001) (Live)
This is the most John Carpenter movie to ever exist. It’s like he put all his previous movies in a blender. Phoenix, Dick and Frank discuss it. They try to.
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2: They Live (1988) (Live) (Part 2 of 2)
The reason this is so long…. over drinking and waiting for Adam to finish his show to join us. We talked for 2 seconds shy of 3 hours about mostly They Live. Cast: Phoenix, Dick, Frank and Adam.
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2: They Live (1988) (Live) (Part 1 of 2)
The reason this is so long…. over drinking and waiting for Adam to finish his show to join us. We talked for 2 seconds shy of 3 hours about mostly They Live. Cast: Phoenix, Dick, Frank and Adam.
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1: In The Mouth Of Madness (1995) (Live)
We randomly decided to discuss John Carpenter movies so here we are. Why not start with In The Mouth Of Madness from 1995? Fuck it. Here we go.
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