The gang visits The Bathtub this week with Hushpuppy and Wink, and weather the storm, to review Beasts of the Southern Wild (2012) on HBO Max. A touching look at life in a rural southern shanty town, through the eyes the a 6 year old daughter of a dying local beaten ma

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The gang gets oiled up with Stephen Dorff this week, as they review the 2003 confusing suspense thriller, Cold Creek Manor. With an all star cast, you would think there's no way to lose, but you would think wrong. Dennis Quaid, Sharron Stone, Stephen Dorff, Juliette Lewis, Kristin Stewart, and Christopher Plummer couldn't save this oddball movie from itself. Try not to laugh as snakes and dead horses add up to a gripping, p...

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The gang has a flawless victory this week, as they review the new R-rated video games movie, Mortal Kombat (2021) on HBO Max, and out in theaters. This highly anticipated remake of the 1995 schlocky classic MK movie brings a lot of different aspects to the table. With heavy gore, heavy budget, and substantial fan service, was this a video game movie for the books? Or should you spend your time watching Mo...

The gang get blue this week, as they watch the Academy Award winning coming of age drama, Moonlight (2016) written and directed by Barry Jenkins. Follow along the in the shoes of Little, Chiron, and Black... all different versions of the same person through life's trials and struggles. Does the pedigree of Best Picture come well-deserved? Were there tears to be shed? Or should La La Land be the real Best Picture winner? Follow ...

The gang leaves all the loose ends loose this week, as they review Under the Silver Lake (2018)Robert David Mitchell's follow up to It Follows (2014). Follow along with Sam (Andrew Garfield), the not so lovable protagonist, as he unlocks his inner gumshoe and tries to solves a myriad of mysteries in the modern noir mystery. What's in store for you, if you choose to follow along with is on Amazon Prime? Codebreaking, secret ...

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The gang leaves Nakatomi Tower, and heads to NYC this week, as they review the third in the Die Hard franchise, Die Hard: With a Vengeance (1995) Directed by John McTiernan. This peak 90's action flick stars Bruce Willis as the gruff and sarcastic John McClane on his home turf of New York City, and Samuel L. Jackson as a good samaritan named Zeus. As John McClane plays a game of Simon Says with Hans Gruber's cousin, played ...

The gang speaks fake Italian this week, as they review the British-American heist comedy, A Fish Called Wanda (1988) starring Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline, John Cleese, and Michael Palin. While not a Monty Python production, the silliness prevails, and the laughs come from both the obvious, and the subtle bits. Kevin Kline won best supporting actor as his role as Otto, and the film itself won a list of awards, in addition to being...

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The gang gets Justice this week as they review the long awaited 4 hour Zack Snyder cut of Justice League. After exiting production of the original release from 2017, due to the sudden death of his daughter, Zach Snyder returns to finish the vision he had originally, for the movie. Is this new  DC superhero epic worth the 4 hours? Or should you watch reruns of Golden Girls? Find out, then watch for yoursel...

The gang goes bat-shit crazy this week, as they review the insane Chinese action prison movie, Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (1991). Submitted by listener, Brendan early in the history of the podcast. Over the top practical gore, cheesy dialogue, false eyeballs, opium dealers, shape shifting wardens prevail, to make Riki Oh a one of a kind B-movie for the ages. How did the gang feel about it? How do you feel about it? Watch along on ...

The gang gets in and out of ultra sticky situations this week as we review the hard-R rated SNL movie, MacGruber (2010) starring Will Forte, Kristin Wiig, and Ryan Phillipe. Arguably one of the better SNL sketch series made into a feature length movie, MacGruber is 80's/90's action movie trope after trope, with ridiculous, dirty, foul mouthed comedy peppered throughout. And with Val Kilmer and  Powers Booth in supporting ro...

The gang gets the boot this week, as they review The Canadian low budget sci fi thriller, The Cube (1997) directed by Vincenzo Natali. Natali would later go on to direct Splice (2009) and In the Tall Grass (2019). Setting the ground work for limited story telling horror thrillers like Saw and The Platform, Cube used the horror of human nature as the main point of danger and fear, Also a mystery cube made of smaller cubes that may o...

The gang gets deep this week, as they review James Cameron's follow up to Aliens and The Terminator, The Abyss (1989). Starring Ed Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, and Michael Beihn, in a space lab far below the waves, on the oceans on the Bahamas. Tasked with saving a crew trapped in a downed nuclear submarine, they quickly find more than they bargained for. Not available to stream or rent anywhere, this lost child of the ...

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The gang hist the road for good this week, as they review the new Chloe Zhao movie, Nomadland (2020) just released this Friday Feb 19th on Hulu. Starring Francis McDormand as Fern, a 60 something woman leaving her life behind in the small Nevada mining town of Empire, and hitting the  road with her outfitted van. Learning how to spend a life on the road, Fern meets a series of fellow nomads all living the...

The gang saves the galaxy this week, as they review the 80’s classic adventure video game adventure flick, The Last Starfighter (1984). After beating the high score on his local arcade game, Alex Rogan find that the game was just a test to find the galaxy’s best star fighters. A movie full of teen angst, cutting 1980’s CGI, and Ernest Borgnine look alikes. What more could you want?

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The gang gets awkward and romantic this week as they review Paul Thomas Anderson's film, Punch Drunk Love (2002) Starring Adam Sandler (in his first real serious role) as Barry Egan, a small business owner on the edge of a nervous breakdown, and wrestling with the prospect  of finding love in his life. Dive into this forgotten gem from the modern legend, PTA, and listen to  Pete, Joseph and Tyler give their breakdown as well.

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The gang goes undercover this week, with Spike Lee's 2018 thriller drama based off real events, BlacKKKlansman (2018) starring John David Washington, Adam Driver, and Topher Grace. The 80's period piece set in the heart of Colorado follows Colorado Spring's first black police office, as he helps infiltrates the local chapter of the KKK.  A lot of powerful emotions, fantastic acting, and some great laughs were shared. Wa...