EPISODE 40 - Stand by Me(a.k.a. The Body)
Tim, Joey, and Matt get together in there Treehouse fort to discuss all things Stephen King as they go down this walk along memory lane. The guys discuss the nostalgia of this film and what it felt like to see kids being kids in a film.
Tim talks about being in a group of kids like this and how everyone had that weird kid in their group. Joey talks about Leeches and what freaked him out about the most remembered scene in this story. While Matt breaks down the story synopsis this film as a tired fat kid. Really not a stretch for him.
Matt then leads to guys along the tracks of the film as they discuss the finer points of the film. From the Railroad bridge all the way to the discovery of The Body.
Find out this and more in this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast.
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