Listener Request Month is May (and June on Patreon!) Get your requests in on the Dissecting the 80s Hotline: 856-347-7328 (856-DISSECT) by leaving your name, where you’re calling from, and the movie you’d like to hear us cover! Remember: 1978-1992 … Continued
THIS IS MY BOOMSTICK! We’re back from our brief ’90s sojourn and talking about one of our absolute all-time favorites: Evil Dead 2! Talking points: The origins of our movie-watching relationship, the greatness of Bruce Campbell, wrestling against yourself, Good … Continued
Favorites-bruary comes to a close with one of Tripp’s childhood favorites: Terminator 2: Judgment Day! How great are these special effects? Could Linda Hamilton kick both our asses at once? How dang COOL is Arnold in this movie? How does … Continued
It’s Favorites-bruary/Fave-bruary, so we’re each picking a favorite for the month! Andrew’s up first with delightfully silly Elvira: Mistress of the Dark. Is she actually a witch? What’s this himbo up to? Is Edi McClurg killing it? (Yes, as usual). … Continued
We’re joined (briefly) by an incredibly special guest – The Devil, himself! – to discuss this Clint Howard-led mashup of Satanic Panic and Computers are Evil tropes: Evilspeak! Why are these bullies so homeoerotic!? What the hell is Clint doing … Continued
An episode we started talking about an eternity ago: 1989’s Cannon Films version of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None! Why doesn’t Tripp know what a tiger is? Can we do our Donald Pleasance impression for a full episode … Continued
Ho, ho, ho! Merry Christmas! It’s Ed Asner playing Santa, but this time he’s a phony conman hiding in a basement. Why is this plan so elaborate? Who made this insane chair? Are we doing Scrooge or Whistle Down The … Continued
Sliding into the ’90s again for a little holiday madness: Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toymaker! How great is Mickey Rooney in this?! Plus, the delightful creations of Screaming Mad George, perhaps the worst child actor we’ve ever seen, … Continued
It’s our final T. Hanks-giving, and we’re leaving on a pretty great note: the 1987 man-out-of-time comedy Dragnet! Key discussions: Treating old stuff with irreverence instead of reverence, Dan Aykroyd destroying this role, the sad missing zany Tom Hanks, not … Continued
It’s our first foray into the newly annexed years (by a scant 86 days): Joe Vs. The Volcano! The dynamic duo of Hanks and Ryan make their first magic together; it’s a dystopian nightmare, Tripp gushes over the weirdness, some … Continued