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Geri's Game (1997). And also the rest of the Pixar shorts. That we have seen.

If you've never heard of Wakaliwood you are in for a treat this week as we explore the 2016 international superaction extravaganza Bad Black. A film that was so made for this podcast that they even repeat the character names over and over so they're impossible to forget.

We promise we were objective with this one. Pigskin (2015).

This week we gaze into the abyss and hope it does not gaze back as we watch the 2007 black and yellow fever dream Bee Movie. Hopefully any interested bees can listen to this episode on Spotihive or on their bPhone or some shit.

Sit tight, take hold, Thunder Road (2016).

Join us this week as we beat the heat by taking a trip to a remote mountain lodge in the 1981 small-time snowy slasher Ghostkeeper. Make sure you keep an eye out for those ghosts!

Yo, banana boy! Watch this movie. Symmetropia (2017).

Make sure you heighten your brows this week as you join us in appreciating maybe the only film we've watched so far that could rightfully be called a classic, the 1924 silent comedy Sherlock Jr.  The real mystery is how Buster Keaton survived making these films.

Experience true horror: listening to people eat! Next Floor (2008).

Join us this week to hear the good word as we try to raise awareness of an unfairly little-known (to us at least) masterpiece of genre parody, the 1991 horror comedy extraordinaire Bloodsucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh. Best enjoyed with a heaping watery slice of tomato salmon casserole and a shot of your favorite whiskey.

You can do anything! Even make a bizarro short film out of tech demos and commercials! Imaginaria (1993).

What's up broheims? Why don't you come on in and reef a spleefer of that stanky danky and join us for a total trip through the 1994 not-so-stoner comedy The Stoned Age. Am I totally losing it or are there three voices talking this time? (If you wanna hear more of Wilson and his pothead friends you can go to https://reelphonies.com/ or search up Reel Phonies on your podcast player of choice)

Things get really lively this week as we immerse ourselves in the 1985 totally sick-ass horror comedy Re-Animator. At least Herbert West never invented a shrink ray and like, shrank his kids or anything.

Haven't they done well? Looking at the films of Aunty Donna through the lens of their 1999 series.

Things get steamy this week as we step into the jacuzzi with the 1984 sex comedy Hollywood Hot Tubs. The movie that famously won the Oscar for Most Surprising Mariachi Band.

A chilling PSA about the dangers of being an annoying prankster. Spider (2007).

In this episode we marvel at how drug-fueled movie making used to be and definitely isn't anymore as we watch the 1979/1980(/2005?) meta murder flick Effects. Someone really died here guys! She really did!

Time travel is tough if you're a dickhead. I'm You, Dickhead (2014).

We are finally graced by a presence we've been meaning to have on the podcast for a long time this week as we try to find comedy in the very outdated 1993 buddy non-cops comedy Amos and Andrew. That's right, Nicolas Cage is in this one! Oh, and our friend Wilson is here to share in the experience. You may know him from his podcast Reel Phonies, and if you don't you should check them out here: http...

We strive to have this level of power in our broadcasts. AM1200 (2008).

We bring in an expert this week as we dissect the 2000 Frankensteinian patchwork of an anime film Digimon: The Movie. All about everyone's favorite character from the show, Willis! You remember him right?

In honor of the Oscars tonight, here's one of the nominated films that's free (and also good). Nefta Football Club (2018).

We return with a vengeance, like some sort of demonic murderer might, as we watch the 1990 TV movie Nightmare on the 13th Floor. Also, it actually is that James Brolin, whoops.

Neighbours (1952). Make sure you listen through to the end on this one. P.S. Sorry if any of that was inaccurate.

A Charlie Brown (the week after) Christmas (1965).