#029 - Highlander: There Can Be Only...Well, Another One is On the Way

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A remake/reboot of the somewhat bizarre, Queen-scored, yet wonderfully endearing 1980s fantasy flick Highlander is apparently on its way, for real this time. The original really shouldn't have work, NONE of the sequels worked, and the TV show spinoff had a rabid, but small fanbase. But Henry Cavill is — most likely — starring in a remake of the OG film and stepping into Christopher Lambert's sneakers and trench coat as Connor McCloud. But what do we, the fans who have been there since the beginning, want from a remake, if anything at all?

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#029 - Highlander: There Can Be Only...Well, Another One is On the Way

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The Godfather - Yeah, It's Still Amazing 1:14:03

19 hours ago1:14:03

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What is there to say...it's one of, if not the greatest piece of American cinema ever made. It changed the way movies were made and how people thought of the organized crime in the 1940s and 50s, while also weaving one of the greatest family sagas ever put to film. Find out what it's like for some to watch this gem for the first time after 40!…

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Grandview, USA - A Forgotten Classic from 1984 20:41

7 days ago20:41

20:41

A shitsplat town where the biggest attraction for the young locals is a dilapidated demolition derby track run by a super young Jamie Lee Curtis, who is in a semi-sordid love triangle with Patrick Swayze (who is married to Jennifer Jason Leigh) and C. Thomas Howell playing an 18-year-old HS grad ready to sow his oats and figure out what he wants to do with his life. That's the deal in Grandview, USA (1984). Oh, and the local hick-town power brokers want nothing more than to put the derby out of business, bulldoze it, and build condos, of course. This forgotten flick is a bit weird and has odd pacing at times, but it's an awesome little time capsule.…

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Jaws: The Good, The Bad, The Revenge 1:35:17

15 days ago1:35:17

1:35:17

This year is the half-century mark — the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's original summer blockbuster: Jaws. You can hear the music, can't you? It changed the way we watch movies and the way movies were made. It was full of happy accidents and success out of necessity — and it was followed by three astonishingly bad sequels, establishing yet another firm American cinematic tradition. We're talking about our love for JAWS, and we're talking about those other ones, too.…

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Leon: The Professional - The Director's Cut Gets Kinda...Weird 25:21

22 days ago25:21

25:21

Sometimes a director's cut is the filmmaker's vision more fully realized, sometimes it's just a bunch of lousy alternate takes and extended scenes cut back into a movie that was well paced and tight, and other times, it adds some seriously moral ambiguity that makes you feel a little queasy, even when you watch the regular version. We're talking about the child-hitman-in-training classic, Leon (The Professional). So crack that capsule between your molars and tell EVERYONE!…

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Rambo: From First Blood to Last Blood 1:54:17

29 days ago1:54:17

1:54:17

Nothing is over! Nothing! You just don't turn it off! It wasn't my war! You asked me I didn't ask you! And I did what I had to do to win, for somebody who wouldn't let us win! Then I come back to the world, and I see all those maggots at the airport, protestin' me, spittin', callin' me a baby killer and all kinds of vile crap! Who are they to protest me?! Huh?! Who are they?! Unless they been me and been there and know what the hell they yellin' about! Colonel Trautman: It was a bad time for everyone Rambo. It's all in the past now. For you! For me civilian life is nothin'! In the field without a code of honor. You watch my back I watch yours. Back here there's nothin'! Col. Trautman: You're the last of an elite group. Don't end it like this. Rambo: Back there I could fly a gunship, I could drive a tank, I was in charge of million dollar equipment. Back here I can't even hold a job PARKING CARS!!!! UUHHHH!!!!! Wha...I can't...oh, I jus--omigod. Where is everybody? Oh God...I...I had a friend, who was Danforth. Wha--I had all these guys man. Back there I had all these fucking guys. Who were my friends. Cause back here there's nothin'. Remember Danforth? He wore this black head band and I took one of those magic markers and I said to Feron, 'Hey mail us to Las Vegas cause we were always talkin' about Vegas, and this fucking car. This uh red '58 Chevy convertible, he was talkin' about this car, he said we were gonna cruise till the tires fall off. We were in this bar in Saigon, and this kid comes up, this kid carryin' a shoe shine box, and he says, 'Uh, shine please, shine.' I said, 'No, no.' He kept askin' yeah, and Joey said 'Yeah.' And I went to get a couple beers and the kid—the box was wired, and he opened up the box, fuckin' blew his body all over the place. And he's layin' there and he's fuckin' screamin', there's pieces of him all over me, jus like—like this. And I'm tryin' to pull em off you know? And 'MY FRIEND IT'S ALL OVER ME!' There's blood and everything, and I'm tryin' to hold him together I put him together his fucking insides keep coming out, AND NOBODY WOULD HELP!! Nobody help me. He sayin' 'Please, I wanna go home, I wanna go home.' He keeps callin' my name, 'I wanna go home, Johnny, I wanna drive my Chevy.' I said 'With what, I can't find your fucking legs. I can't find your legs.' I can't get it out of my head. I know it's been seven years, but everyday it happens. Sometimes I wake up and I dunno where I am. I don't talk to anybody. Sometimes a day--a week. I can't put it out of my mind...…

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Buried Alive (1990) - Forgotten Classic 15:44

5 weeks ago15:44

15:44

Back in the heydey of TV movies — flicks with low budgets and no cursing with "adult themes" that aired on ABC or CBS late at night. As a kid you would see them, or parts of them, and be irrevocably scarred. Here, we examine the TV movie classic Buried Alive (1990) starring Tim Matheson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and William Atherton (the dude who played Walter Peck from Ghostbusters) that gave plenty of 90s kids a deep fear of being...you guessed it, buried alive.…

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The Matrix vs. Dark City - Fake Reality Face-Off! 1:00:12

6 weeks ago1:00:12

1:00:12

They came out fairly close together, and both tackle the subject of synthetic realities, simulations in which a society of people are living without being away of their situation. One takes the techno-futurist route — The Matrix (1999), and the other takes a more surrealistic sci-fi approach, and made way less money — Dark City (1998). But the latter did become a cult favorite. But how much does The Matrix owe to Dark City, and what did DC do better?…

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Total Recall and RoboCop - OG vs. Remake 1:17:37

7 weeks ago1:17:37

1:17:37

Two of Paul Verhoeven's most revered films of the 1990s, Total Recall (1990) and RoboCop (1987), got horrible, shitty, utterly forgettable remakes in the 2010s. But can we learn something more about these beloved originals by examining some of the many ways in which the remakes absolutely sucked? We're gonna find out.…

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Giant Killer Animal Movies of the 90s - Congo, Anaconda, Lake Placid... 31:45

8 weeks ago31:45

31:45

It was a thing, for a while. Back in the ol' 1990s. Filmmakers got so turgid with the cheapo possibilities of early CG that they went mad and made a spate of giant killer animal movies. Giant gorillas, giant alligators in misnamed features, giant snakes vs. JLo...and so many, many more.

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Movies of Val Kilmer: Faces We Grew Up With 1:39:41

9 weeks ago1:39:41

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He was one of the biggest movie stars of the 80s and 90s, and the roles he played have left a lasting impact on movies and the people who grew up with them. From playing Madmartigan in Willow and outshining Tom Cruise as Iceman in Top Gun, to resurrecting Jim Morrison and hunting lions with Michael Douglas, we take a tour through the career of the recently passed and much missed Val Kilmer.…

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Shoot To Kill (1988) - Hidden Gem from the '80s 25:49

10 weeks ago25:49

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Every once in a while, buying an old movie with a great cast and an intriguing plot pays off, even if you've never heard of it before. Shoot To Kill (1988) is an action/adventure/mystery/crime/survival flick starring Tom Berenger, Kirstie Alley, Clancy Brown and the legendary Sydney Poitier, who starred in this film after taking a hiatus from acting for several years. The movie shifts tone a little too much, especially toward the end, but it's the kind of action movie you'd expect from the late 1970s rather than the late 1980s, which might explain why nobody has heard of it, and why it's actually pretty excellent.…

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Best Fake Movie Bands of All Time 1:25:01

11 weeks ago1:25:01

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They're not real bands, but their songs are real, and they kinda sorta performed them. Some of their songs even made it to the radio and into the cultural fabric. These are your favorite fictional bands from your favorite music movies from the Blues Brothers and Eddie and the Cruisers to Spinal Tap and The One-ders. If only they can escape the death monkeys that haunt their dreams....…

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Daredevil: The Man Without Playground Fights 1:04:06

12 weeks ago1:04:06

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From the old TV movie Trial of the Incredible Hulk to the Ben Afleck CG bombfest to the current Man Without Fear, Charlie Cox, the superhero Daredevil has had a strange presence on the screen over the past 40 years. We take a look at the good things that have been done with the character, and we'l lalso talk about the playground fight, Colin Farrel, and everything else that made the 2003 movie outing so painful.…

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Strangeland (1998): A Cinematic Marvel 34:01

13 weeks ago34:01

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What happens when you take an aging hair metal frontman who can't act, cover him with fake tattoos and piercings in 1998, put him in a violently low-budget horror movie, and feed him some of the worst dialog ever written? You get Strangeland , a Seven wannabe that hits on all the most important concerns parents of teens have today: chat rooms, body modification, and serial killers.…

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#030 - The Sixth Sense vs. Stir of Echoes (1999) 1:25:37

14 weeks ago1:25:37

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It's another case of two movies with extremely similar plots being made right on each others heels in the 1999, but in completely different ways. Marvel at Bruce Willis' weird hairpiece, at how damaged the young Haley Joel Osment appears, watch Kevin Bacon dig a big goddamn hole in his yard while his creepy kid is played by an actor nobody remembers as you yell at the TV, it's "Paint It Black! How does a guitarist not recognize Paint It Black!!"…

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#029 - Highlander: There Can Be Only...Well, Another One is On the Way 1:52:43

15 weeks ago1:52:43

1:52:43

A remake/reboot of the somewhat bizarre, Queen-scored, yet wonderfully endearing 1980s fantasy flick Highlander is apparently on its way, for real this time. The original really shouldn't have work, NONE of the sequels worked, and the TV show spinoff had a rabid, but small fanbase. But Henry Cavill is — most likely — starring in a remake of the OG film and stepping into Christopher Lambert's sneakers and trench coat as Connor McCloud. But what do we, the fans who have been there since the beginning, want from a remake, if anything at all?…

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James Bond Should Be Retired 39:17

16 weeks ago39:17

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Look, it was a really good run — 27 movies over seven decades is nothing to sneer at. But as producers of the James Bond films quest once again to find a new actor to step into the 007 tux, one must ask the question: In the 2020s, do we really need a new Bond? Must the epic series continue, or should Bond be allowed to retire into the desert forever? Well, we all know that as long as someone can make some money off yet another Bond and another Bond movie, they will. But we'll still complain about it.…

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#028 - Nosferatu (2024) vs. Wolf Man (2025) 1:22:01

17 weeks ago1:22:01

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Ah the cinematic experience that was Wolf Man (2025) — we waited months and months through delay after delay for a werewolf movie that...wasn't actually a werewolf movie because it had a similar but really different monster, but it was also trying to be a cabin-in-the-woods movie, and a boring one, yet it was called Wolf Man despite being about neither a werewolf nor Lawrence Talbot. Fuck. And then there was the extraordinarily creepy, extraordinarily gross, and somewhat overwrought Nosferatu from Robert Eggers, who is making his own werewolf movies soon — which presumably is about actual werewolves. Ok...enough...listen...do it now!…

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#027 - Movies That Scarred 80s Kids 1:53:30

18 weeks ago1:53:30

1:53:30

The movies in the 80s — horror movies, family movies, movies about talking pets, and cartoons about talking dinosaurs — they were all somehow incredibly, hauntingly dark as shit. Here are some of the movies from our childhood that left a dent, a scar, a mangled bit of psyche in their wake. Do we have any in common?…

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Road Games (1981), Steven Seagal's Worst, Columbo on TV 58:50

19 weeks ago58:50

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It's 1997. You pop a VHS that contains from-cable-recorded copies of Glimmer Man , Fire Down Below, and On Deadly Ground and watch them in succession until you can't take any more horrendous dialog and fake New York accents...or berets and sleeveless cardigans. You switch the input back to TV, and after the screen flickers blue for a moment, and then you're 10 minutes into a Columbo TV movie special, so you don't know who did it just like Peter Falk. Later that night, on the Million Dollar Movie, you resign to insomnia and catch Road Games, a gem from 1981 about a trucker on the barren highways of Australia engaged in a deadly game of cat and mouse — with a super young Jamie Lee Curtis playing his a hitchhiker companion. And you watch the whole, damn, thing — with weird late-night commercials. You fall asleep to Above the Law on the couch as a form of self flagellation whilst you dreaming of a short, trenchcoated detective chewing on a cheap cigar fighting Rasta gangsters and Keenan Ivory Wayans in a Road Warrior knockoff. It was a time of drastic magic.…

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Nic Cage Movies: Faces We Grew Up With 2:24:23

20 weeks ago2:24:23

2:24:23

There are some actors who were big bright shooting stars, gleaming for a couple years and then gone. Then, there are some actors whose faces we have literally been looking at on screen for our entire lives. Nic Cage is one of those screaming, crying, wacky faces. We take a thorough look at the high notes and some of the lesser known notes of his long, nepotism-launched career.…

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What if Leonardo DiCaprio Had Starred in American Psycho? 45:04

21 weeks ago45:04

45:04

At one point, a young Leonardo DiCaprio was in consideration to play Patrick Bateman in American Psycho (2000), the surprisingly excellent adaptation of a horribly difficult book to adapt with the same title by Brett Easton Ellis. The role of Bateman, of course, went to Christian Bale. Now, as news circulates that we may be getting a new adaptation of the novel about yuppie madness in 1980s New York City with Austin Butler stepping into the role, we take a look at what it might have been like if DiCaprio had been the one running through a hallway covered in blood, naked save for a pair of Nikes, wielding a chainsaw.…

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The Color of Money - Forgotten Scorsese Rewind 55:11

22 weeks ago55:11

55:11

Martin Scorsese has directed a lot of hits, and a few downright classics, but there are also a few semi-forgotten gems in his filmography, the best of which is The Color of Money (1986). It was a weird move for the already accomplished director: a movie about pool hustlers starring an aging Paul Newman and a up-and-coming Tom Cruise and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio that's actually a long-delayed sequel to a film Newman starred in back in 1961, The Hustler. Newman reprises his role as Fast Eddie Felson at a very different point in his life than when we last saw him squaring off in marathon games of straight pool with Jackie Gleason's Minnesota Fats. It's a bit of a slow burn with an unconventional protagonist and an ending that leaves you feeling good but a little hollow inside, too. Take a deep dive into this forgotten classic with us!…

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Superman: What Would Be Your Perfect Movie? 1:27:02

23 weeks ago1:27:02

1:27:02

There's yet another reinvention of the Man of Steel on the horizon with James Gunn's forthcoming Superman (2025), so we're taking a look back and the film's we've gotten so far, and imagining the ones we haven't. If we had the talent to do it ourselves, or at least the power to order talented people to do our bidding, what would be our perfect Superman movie? Dave, Tom, and Vinnie sound off.…

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Christmas Movies! What Are They and Our Favorites 1:01:00

24 weeks ago1:01:00

1:01:00

It's an odd genre of movies — Christmas movies. They are dramas, romances, horror, action, and some of the most saccharine sap you'll ever come across, but they're all Christmas movies. So, what exactly makes a movie a "Christmas movie" and where do we draw the line? And, of course, we run down our all time favorite Christmas movies — and we get into a more niche category: Holiday Movies.…

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Tango in Tokyo: Examining the Cinema of Tango & Cash and Showdown in Little Tokyo 1:50:45

25 weeks ago1:50:45

1:50:45

They're both ridiculous buddy cop team-up movies from the 1980s and 1990s, but of very different star caliber and budget. Tango & Cash (1989) saw Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell join forces as two LAPD super cops who are framed by Jack Palance's crime boss, who has a weird thing for mice and CCTV monitors. Showdown in Little Tokyo (1991) sees post- Rocky IV Dolph Lundgren team up with Brandon Lee in one of his first film roles as two...cops who, uh, well, there's a story we're pretty sure. And it follows a lot of same beats thumped by Ray Tango and Gabriel Cash. Prepare to dive into the cinematic complexities of two of the goofiest action (comedies??) to come out of the '80s.…

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Big (1988) Is Extremely Disturbing If You Think About It Too Much 52:00

26 weeks ago52:00

52:00

Ah yes, the family-friendly mildly supernatural vehicle for a young Tom Hanks just breaking his way into feature films from the TV world. We all have such fond memories of Big (1988), but have you ever really thought about the psychological damage inflincted on the characters involved? And what the hell happened to Josh after the movie was over — a kid who lived as an adult for weeks and had a number of...mature experiences before being shot back into his 10-year-old body? And his poor mom?! And Susan (Elizabeth Perkins)...how does she go on knowing what happened and that she fell in love with a grade-schooler!?! Let's get into it.…

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Predator Is Amazing! And Every Sequel Sucks! 2:03:08

27 weeks ago2:03:08

2:03:08

It's difficult to overstate the sheer awesomeness of the original Predator (1987). It's just about the perfect action movie, and it's a blending of sci-fi, action, and horror that is extremely rare in all of movie history, not to mention a lightning-in-a-bottle cast that could only work in the late 1980s. So why has every single sequel (yeah, Dave's looking at you, too, Prey) sucked so bad?! We take a deep dive into Predator, as well as Predator 2, Predators, The Predator, Prey, and we gloss over the two AVP movies, as is deserved. Let's go! Stay tuned at the end for Tom's artistic reinterpretation of the score from Predator (1987).…

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Kevin Bacon's White Water Period - BONUS 19:41

28 weeks ago19:41

19:41

Kevin Bacon was in not one but two white water rafting slash canoeing movies in his career — one when he was still an up and comer and another when he was an established and bankable movie star. One is a neat little '90s thriller with Meryl Streep, the other is a strange coming of age movie with a super young pre-Hobbit, pre-Rudy Sean Astin. Take a trip into this weird little corner of movie trivia with our stunning analysis of White Water Summer (1987) and The River Wild (1994). Plus, you get to brush up on your 6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon skills.…

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#024 - Guilty Pleasure Movies - Dave and Tom's Favorites 1:21:45

29 weeks ago1:21:45

1:21:45

We all have them — movies that we're embarrassed to admit that we have watched 100 times alone in the dark of night. We do not speak of them — the universally hated comedies, the saccharine rom-coms, the terrible fantasy flicks. But they betray something about our character, don't they...our guilty pleasure movies. Tom and Dave talk about some of their secret favorites — can you bring yourself to do the same?…

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What If Denzel Washington Was in Seven?! - BONUS 41:08

30 weeks ago41:08

41:08

Apparently, once upon a time, the plan was to have Oscar-winner Denzel Washington star alongside Morgan Freeman in Se7en instead of Brad Pitt. We got to talking about what that would be like — and it was a whole lot of fun.

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#023 - Tombstone vs. Wyatt Earp: How Did These Movies Come Out 6 Months Apart? 1:13:44

31 weeks ago1:13:44

1:13:44

It happens every once in a while — two movies with nearly the same subject matter are release within months of each other. One is well received and becomes a big hit, and the other one is largely unsuccessful and forgotten. And it's not always the first movie to come out that wins. Dave and Tom take a look at the beloved '90s western Tombstone (1993) that tells the classic story about Wyatt Earp and his brother facing off against the Clanton and McLaury brothers at the "Gunfight at the OK Coral," and surrounding events. Oh and it has one of the greatest cast ensembles ever. Sixth months later, Kevin Costner helmed his version of basically the same story, with a couple hours tacked onto the front of it. His film, Wyatt Earp (1994) couldn't get out of Tombstone's shadow, but looking back, which movie is actually better?…

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#022 - The Monster Squad: The Perfect Halloween Movie 59:23

32 weeks ago59:23

59:23

WOLFMAN'S GOT NARDS!!!! There are two kinds of people who grew up in the late 1980s and 90s: Goonies people, and Monster Squad people. Dave and Tom are most definitely Monster Squad people. This movie started off as a reboot of the classic Universal monsters: Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, the Wolfman, The Gillman (The Creature from the Black Lagoon), and the Mummy, in classic monster-meet-up fashion. Universal didn't come through, so instead, we got The Monster Squad (1987) with new interpretations of those OG nightmare fuel baddies from Rick Baker packaged in the ultimate adventure movie for tween boys. The squad has nothing but each other, an ancient amulet, Abraham Van Helsing's journal, and a scary German guy to go up against Dracula and the forces of darkness! So grab you stakes and your bow, your silver bullets and your "virgin" older sister, and listen now! ROCK UNTIL YOU DROP! HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Director: Fred Dekker Starring: Duncan Regehr, Tom Noonan, Andre Gower, Jon Gries…

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Bone Tomahawk: The Best Cannibal Horror Western You'll Ever See - BONUS 47:37

33 weeks ago47:37

47:37

If you know, you know. If you don't, then when you get the THAT scene in Bone Tomahawk (2015), you're gonna know. But this flick isn't all about that one scene. The horror is wrapped in an extremely solid Western deftly acted by a tremendous cast. It's also absolutely insane and will have you peeking through the gap in your fingers more than once. Take any movie about a posse heading out of town to rescue one of their own, mix it with a good dose of The Hills Have Eyes, and throw in a generous pinch of body horror and you're in for a horror movie marathon gem that nobody will see coming. Cast includes: Kurt Russell, Patrick Wilson, Matthew Fox, Richard Jenkins, and Lili Simmons.…

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#021 - Favorite Monster Movies + Wolfen meets Silver Bullet 1:27:04

34 weeks ago1:27:04

1:27:04

Monster Movies! They're the cornerstone of any nutritious Halloween season breakfast. What's your favorite "monster movie"? Dave and Tom throw up their picks and then move on to a couple of super niche werewolf movies from the 1980s: Wolfen (1983) and Silver Bullet (1985). One features Albert Finney, his tremendous flowing mane, his impeccable fashion sense, going up against a pack of super smart wolf creatures prowling a decaying New York City with Gregory Hines as his sidekick. The other stars a Jim Beam-swilling Gary Busey, a way-before-Lost-Boys Corey Haim, and a werewolf that's basically just a dude in a bear suit with a badly taxidermied head. But Dave loves this Stephen King adaptation anyway — for very specific reasons. HAPPY HALLOWEEN MR. FALCONERS! #halloween #monstermovies #horrorpodcast #podcast #moviepodcast #ykymrfalcon *With Original Tunes by Tom!…

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#020 - Slasher Movies! - Which Slayer of Innocent Teens is the Scariest? 1:24:18

35 weeks ago1:24:18

1:24:18

Ah slasher movies — a gem of a horror subgenre born of the exploitation flicks of the 1970s and then the sequel crazy home video horror machine of the 1980s. There's a lot to laugh about, and a lot to make fun of, but these characters have stuck around through decades, endless sequels, remakes, and reboots — and they just won't die! We take a look at why and we pick our favorites!…

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# 019 - Universal Studios Classic Monsters: Breakdown and Ranking 1:09:36

36 weeks ago1:09:36

1:09:36

Dracula (1931), Frankenstein (1931) , The Wolf Man (1941), The Mummy (1932), The Invisible Man (1933) and The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) — while Universal Studios certainly had more monsters in its catalog back in the 1940s and 1950s, that was the core group that changed cinema and created horror cinema — with sound. These classics followed a path blazed by early silent movies like Nosferatu and Phantom of the Opera . When the films had begun to grow moldy, they were revived on TV for a new generation of viewers in the 1960s with Shock Theater. These characters have endured, and so have these original, fantastic films. Find out why we make these Universal Studios Classic Monsters a part of our Halloween movie marathons every year.…

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BONUS - The Saving Private Ryan Steamboat Willie Confusion Set Straight 21:32

37 weeks ago21:32

21:32

Since Saving Private Ryan premiered in 1998, two actors with small parts have been causing confusion among audiences. The German soldier affectionately known as Steamboat Willie whom Capt. Miller (Tom Hanks) sets free after being capture by the squad is often though to be the same soldier who brutally stabs Mellish (Adam Goldberg) in the movie's final battle. But it just ain't so.…

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#018 - End of Watch (2012) React - Laundry List Followup 58:22

38 weeks ago58:22

58:22

Is End of Watch (2012) one of the most underrated buddy-cop movies of all time? Tom gave it a watch — a movie he admits he would probably have never watched on his own — and is back with a first-viewing reaction of this excellent flick from writer and director David Ayer starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena as two LAPD street cops who get way in over their heads when Mexican cartels link up with local gangbangers. And yeah, we talked about that freakin' ending.…

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BONUS - 1990s vs. 2000s: Which Decade Had the Best Comedy Movies? 1:03:30

39 weeks ago1:03:30

1:03:30

Which is more of a comedy classic, Wayne's World (1992), or The Hangove r (2009)? Which is more iconic, There's Something About Mary (1998), or Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)? Which holds up better, American Pie (1999) and Encino Man (1992), or Superbad (2007) and The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)? We dig through the funniest, gun splitting flicks of the 1990s and the 2000s and see which decade left us with more comedy gold.…

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#017 - Bloodsport: A Shining Entry in Classic American Cinema 1:07:31

40 weeks ago1:07:31

1:07:31

"I'm Lin. You Jackson? You look like a Jackson. That must make you Frank Ducks." "No, it's Dux." "Oh, right. Like put up your dukes." Say 'Mite! SAAAYYY IIIIIITTTTTTTT!

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BONUS - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Toys, and Batman Playsets Too 17:47

41 weeks ago17:47

17:47

The improbable success story of an underground comic about giant mutant turtles who lived in the sewers of New York City, who are also teenagers, and also ninjas just will never not be popular. Ever since they hit the big and small screens in the late 1980s, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been everywhere in one incarnation after another. As the new, dark TMNT Ronin is inbound, we fondly remember the turtle toys of our youth, like the Turtles van, and the Pizza Shooter, and do you remember that sweet Bat Cave playset they came out with? Hell yeah, you do.…

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#016 - Alien: Romulus - Post-Theater Reaction! 1:34:01

42 weeks ago1:34:01

1:34:01

We thought the Alien franchise had jumped the shark and crossed into Terminator territory as a franchise that should just stop having new entries, because all they did was water down the great installments in the franchise. But, it turns out there's a bit more story, and fear to wring out of the ol' double-jawed xenomorphs. And if you thought facehuggers were scary before.... WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD!!!! Check out Dave and Tom's post-theater reaction to the new Alien: Romulus and get hyped up for the upcoming Alien: Earth series on Hulu.…

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#015 - The Wolfman vs. Wolf - A Full Moon Face-Off 1:19:08

43 weeks ago1:19:08

1:19:08

There's a new take on the Universal Studios classic The Wolf Man (1941) coming out for Halloween 2024. With that in mind, we take a look at the previous remake of this horror classic from nearly 15 years ago, The Wolfman (2010) starring Benicio Del Toro in one of his most forgettable performances alongside Anthony Hopkins. And we see how it stacks up against an unofficial Wolf Man remake from the 1990s, Wolf (1994), starring Jack Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer. We also get into what we dig about werewolf movies in general and what we'd like to see from the new Wolf Man directed by Leigh Whannell and slotted for a January 2025 release.…

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BONUS - Longlegs: Everybody Loves It. Here's Why Dave Hated It 37:18

44 weeks ago37:18

37:18

Longlegs. People talked about how scary it was, how original, how inventive, how amazing Nic Cage's performance was. It will rattle your bones inside your meat suit and make you pass out from sheer terror. Well, Dave thought it absolutely sucked. And he's gonna tell you about it.

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BONUS - How Much Is the Blair Witch Remake Gonna Suck? 27:19

1 year ago27:19

27:19

Dave is joined by his old friend and extreme film nerd, Vinnie, to talk about the recently announced Blair Witch Project remake coming from Lionsgate and Blumhouse. They get into why Hollywood really has to get its head out of its ass when it comes to choosing IPs to remake or reboot and why the chances that this won't suck are really, really low.…

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#006 - Laundry List - What Tom Thought of Rob Zombie's Halloween 49:11

1 year ago49:11

49:11

In our first episode ever, Dave did his best to convince Tom that Rob Zombie's version of Halloween (2007) was worth his time — because he'd never seen it, and he should have. Tom took the advice and watched this divisive remake of a horror classic. Find out what he thought and if he'll ever trust Dave for a horror movie pick ever again.…

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BONUS - Explain Dune To Me, Tom 27:11

1 year ago27:11

27:11

Dave doesn't speak Dune very well. He's finally seen the entirety of Dune: Part One (2021) in one sitting, sober, in anticipation of seeing Dune: Part Two (2024), and the recently announced and forthcoming third chapter, Dune: Messiah . He also rewatched David Lynch's Dune from 1984. And he has some question. Luckily, Tom is a huge nerd and has read all EIGHT Dune books. He provides a crash course in the basics of the Duniverse — okay, we're done with the Dune puns. For now......…

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#005 - Good Movies with Bad Endings 1:29:42

1 year ago1:29:42

1:29:42

There are a lot of bad movies out there, and most of them have equally shitty endings. It's expected. But every once in a while, you get a good movie, a really solid film that just gets mucked up by a bad ending. On this episode of Yipee-Ki-Yay Mr. Falcon, we go through a few of those and get to ranting and raving about some of the worst endings in movie history tacked on to equally shit films. We couldn't help it.…

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BONUS - Jamming to Lily Allen While Accidentally Stealing a Car 8:08

1 year ago8:08

8:08

The guys get to talking about Walk Hard and the legend of Dewey Cox before Dave tells a story about how he kinda sorta accidentally stole a car one time.

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#004 - 'The Thing' (1982) Ending Theory - Was Childs Infected? 1:16:29

1 year ago1:16:29

1:16:29

The horror classic, The Thing (1982), is one of the crowning achievements of director John Carpenter's career, but the ending has had people arguing for decades. In a movie where anyone can be the monster, you can have a cut and dried finale. So how 'bout it? Was Childs infected after the arctic research station is destroyed? Could MacReady be infected? Both?…

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BONUS - Cocaine: One Man's Seduction 11:00

1 year ago11:00

11:00

You find some weird shit when you randomly watch buried titles on streaming services, but this was one of the best we've ever come across. After finding the made-for-TV cautionary tale classic (in my mind, now, at least) Cocaine: One Man's Seduction (1983), I just had to watch it. It's like an after-school special for adults, a mediocre budget for TV at the time, and a cast with some surprising names. The lead, a down-on-his-luck working stiff who descends into the dark world of casual cocaine addiction, is played by Western veteran Dennis Weaver with an opinionated teenage son played by a young and bright-eyed James Spader. Jeffrey Tambor even shows up and no, he never had hair, not even in 1983.…

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#003 - Best Serial Killer Movies + Night Country Venting 2:06:27

1 year ago2:06:27

2:06:27

We get to talking about our absolute favorite serial killer movies of all time, and we get into that by talking about the recently concluded fourth season of HBO's True Detective: Night Country, starring serial-killer movie alum Jodie Foster alongside Kali Reis. This season have proved controversial, mostly because a lot of media outlets heaped praise upon it, while many fans were left wondering how anyone could accept it as an entry in the series let alone as a coherent story — plus the writer has come under fire on social media and has not really been able to defend the work. Hell, the series was already two-thirds unpopular anyway — what we're sayin' is that most people only like Season 1 starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson. Once that's out of our system, we run down the best serial killer movies and discover it was practically its own genre during the 1990s after the success of Silence of the Lambs in 1991, starring Foster and Anthony Hopkins. We talk about that one and everything else, from Bone Collector to Kalifornia to Mr. Brooks, because who doesn't like a good dramatic vehicle for Kevin Costner and Dane Cook. Let's go!…

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#002 - Rocky Movies Ranked: The Best Films, Not Our Favorites 1:29:24

1 year ago1:29:24

1:29:24

There have been eight films that can be called “Rocky Movies” since the original Rocky was released in 1976, and a ninth if you’re stretching it, including a spin-off series that now has a life of its own. Everyone has their favorites — if you grew up in the 1980s and ‘90s, you probably loved Rocky III and Rocky IV as a kid and that has translated over to adulthood. But how does this series of films about relationships, coming back from insurmountable odds, and, yeah, boxing, look to someone of the same age who didn’t see the majority of the series until he was an adult compared to someone who has been watching the first four films since he could crawl? We get into that while ranking Rocky, Rocky II, Rocky III, Rocky IV, Rocky V, Rocky Balboa, Creed, and Creed II by which movies we feel are objectively the best overall films, not which are our favorites. It generates some weird results. NOTE: We didn’t get into Creed III or include it in our rankings, because Rocky Balboa ain’t in it, so it ain’t a Rocky Movie. It is what it is. We also talk about the new version of the fourth film, Rocky v. Drago, that was re-edited by Stallone himself from original footage during COVID, and yeah, we shit on Rocky V for the requisite duration and intensity.…

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#001 - Convincing Tom to Watch Rob Zombie's Halloween (2007) 1:47:02

1 year ago1:47:02

1:47:02

Welcome to the first episode of Yipee-Ki-Yay Mr. Falcon, a movie podcast for working-class Xennials who love movies! We're introducing our podcast and one of our favorite formats with this first installment. Welcome to "The Laundry List," in which Dave convinces Tom, a busy dad who works full-time, to use his one movie slot a week to watch something specific he's never seen before. This time, Dave is selling Tom — a big fan of the original Halloween (1978) on watching Rob Zombie's remake of the classic horror entry, Halloween (2007). See if he can convince you, too!…

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#014 - Who Was the Best Hannibal Lecter? - PART 2: Red Dragon, Hannibal Rising, & Hannibal the Show 1:21:06

45 weeks ago1:21:06

1:21:06

The character of serial killer and cannibal Hannibal Lecter is so pervasive in pop culture that he might as well be real. Anthony Hopkins blew audiences away with his portrayal of the killer psychiatrist in Silence of the Lambs , but did you know that wasn't the first portrayal of Lecter in a feature film? Can't forget about Manhunter from the '80s. Dave and Tom get into all that and more in the second part of their Hannibal Lecter breakdown, going from Red Dragon to Hannibal Rising and a bit about the Hannibal TV show as they try to figure out who was, in fact, the best Hannibal Lecter.…

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#013 - Who Was the Best Hannibal Lecter? - PART 1: Manhunter, Silence of the Lambs, & Hannibal 1:17:07

46 weeks ago1:17:07

1:17:07

The character of serial killer and cannibal Hannibal Lecter is so pervasive in pop culture that he might as well be real. Anthony Hopkins blew audiences away with his portrayal of the killer psychiatrist in Silence of the Lambs , but did you know that wasn't the first portrayal of Lecter in a feature film? Can't forget about Manhunter from the '80s. Dave and Tom get into all that and more in the first part of their Hannibal Lecter breakdown, going from Manhunter (1986) to Hannibal (2001) and everything in between as they try to figure out who was, in fact, the best Hannibal Lecter.…

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BONUS - Has Tom Cruise Ever Had a True Flop? 55:09

47 weeks ago55:09

55:09

We started talking about it, and then decided to go movie by movie through Tom Cruise's filmography to see if the man has ever actually made a movie that was a dead flop. Even the biggest movie stars have had duds, some more embarrassing than others in retrospect, but when it came to Cruise, we couldn't think of one off the top of our heads. And I'll tell you what — we had a damn hard time finding one at all.…

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#012 - The Natural, Major League, Field of Dreams - What's Your Favorite Baseball Movie? 1:46:49

48 weeks ago1:46:49

1:46:49

Baseball movies are special. They're a genre within the sports movie genre, and no sport lends itself to the drama of the screen quite like baseball. They range from ethereal and sincere, like The Natural and Field of Dreams , to fun comedies like Major League . Some tell isolated stories, tiny chapters within the sprawling history of the game, like A League of Their Own and 61*. Others focus on the heartbreak that the game and the life associated with it can bring, like Moneyball and Trouble With The Curve. And yeah, there have been a few lousy ones, too. So, how about it — what's your favorite movie about America's favorite past time?…

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BONUS - Dune: Messiah Is Coming - Explain MORE Dune To Me, Tom! 1:09:46

49 weeks ago1:09:46

1:09:46

With a new show coming to Max from one of the later Dune books, now seems like a good time to delve into the many, many pages of Dune lore that exist in the novels that come after Dune and Dune: Messiah (which is getting a feature film treatment soon). Fortunately, Tom is a monstrous nerd and has read all EIGHT Dune novels. He breaks down the long saga that will no doubt be strip-mined for movies and TV shows for another decade--until Dave can't take it anymore. It gets really, really weird.…

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#011 - The Crow (1994) - 30th Anniversary Screening Reaction 2:06:19

50 weeks ago2:06:19

2:06:19

The Crow (1994) turns 30 this year, we were lucky enough to see it in a theater for the first time ever after being way too obsessed with it as angsty teens. It was also the first time Tom had been back in the theater that was OUR theater growing up in about 20 years. We came to know this movie from VHS copies and DVDs, but never got to see this doom-obsessed teenager's wet dream of a movie on the big screen — we were only 11 ffs. One of the best things about dying movie theaters is that most of them show old movies now, usually for one or two nights, often marking an anniversary of some kind. The Crow was amazing for a lot of reasons, especially when you were around 14. It had violence, it was dark, it existed in a comic-booky cinema world that forgave so much, it had a rogues gallery of villains, it was a revenge story, it was a love story, and it had tragedy built into it because its lead actor, Brandon Lee, was tragically killed on set near the end of filming. The movie stands as a tribute to him, but also as a tonally and visually unique film that is truly incredible given its budget and the lack of interest in comic book adaptations in the early '90s. With an already maligned remake inbound from an idiot Hollywood, it seemed like a good time to dig into the good one before we get yet another awful installment. Look, we all know it's a business and studios are going to cash in wherever possible, but could someone at least put a little effort into understand WHY people who love the original do so? Alienating fans of the OG while also not appealing to younger audiences seems, I don't know, stupid. Anyway, put all that aside and dive deep into the always excellent The Crow (1994) starring Brandon Lee, Michael Wincott, and Earnie Hudson, directed by Alex Proyas, and based on the graphic novel by James O'Barr.…

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BONUS - 'The Room' Can't Be the Last Movie I Ever See!!! 22:47

51 weeks ago22:47

22:47

A few years ago, a bunch of odd folks thought the Rapture had arrived. Like, the saved would be beamed up to heaven while the rest of us wallowed in hell on earth. Or something like that. Just before the supposed event, Dave saw The Room in its entirety for the first time. And tehre was a moment...just a moment, when he thought it might be the last film he'd ever see.…

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#010 - Laundry List - End of Watch 1:10:20

52 weeks ago1:10:20

1:10:20

Here's the next entry in our Laundry List series, and it's buddy-cop movie time. Dave convinces Tom to watch what he argues is the best buddy-cop movie to come along in at least a decade, End of Watch (2012) starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña. If you haven't seen it, you're missing out on one of the best of the sub-genre.…

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BONUS - Getting Sweaty with Land of the Lost 9:14

1 year ago9:14

9:14

"What are you eating?" "Donut stuffed with M&Ms. That way, when you finish your donut you don't have to eat any M&Ms."

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#009 - Who Played the Best DEVIL? 1:54:43

1 year ago1:54:43

1:54:43

He's one of the most popular antagonists of all time. Satan, Beelzebub, The Morning Star, Lucifer, Mephistopheles, Louis Cypher, John Milton — whatever you call him, the Devil has captured the imagination of storytellers for centuries. Filmmakers are no different. Dave and Tom take a look at some of the best portrayals of the dark one in movies (not TV) and try to zero in on who played the absolute best incarnation of THE DEVIL. Now this is about THE devil - no devil adjacent characters or general demons. Flicks like The Omen movies and The Exorcists movies don't count here.…

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BONUS - Barbie vs. GI Joe and Killers of the Frowny Moon 16:22

1 year ago16:22

16:22

Did you ever do...lewd things with GI Joes and Barbies when you were a kid? We discuss this important topic and how it really sucks hating a movie that so many people like — we couldn't stand Killers of the Flower Moon...and DiCaprio really pissed Tom off...like, a lot.

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#008 - Please Stop Making Terminator Movies 1:47:34

1 year ago1:47:34

1:47:34

It's over. The well has run dry. It's time, for the love of all that is good and sweet in this world, to stop making Terminator movies. Every avenue has been explored, every iteration probed, every avenue trodden. It's. Over. And any further attempts can only get worse. Dave is joined by his old college buddy and extreme movie nerd, Vinnie, who will break down exactly why the Terminator series is LONG past due for a final finale.…

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BONUS - Tom Cruise, We Forgive You 10:28

1 year ago10:28

10:28

A lot of people make fun of Tom Cruise, but he might be one of the last true movie stars left who is making consistently good stuff. And his career has been nothing short of amazing.

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BONUS - The Only Thing OG Star Wars Fans Ever Wanted 14:27

1 year ago14:27

14:27

At this point, there are several generations of Star Wars fans - but the OG fans are the ones who grew up with nothing but the original trilogy, a bunch of novels, and a few ancient video games. We saw the prequel trilogy come and go, and then the sequel trilogy — but the one thing we always wanted, we never got. And now, it can never be. But Disney could at least give us the original Star Wars trilogy before George "Toy Boy" Lucas put his cartoon crap in them. Maybe the next May the Fourth.…

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#007 - Why So Many Comedy Sequels Suck 1:26:08

1 year ago1:26:08