Mid-Life Crisis Task Force

It's The Hoff's turn! Join us as we discuss 1989's Final Alliance, in which our titular hero and his pet puma take on a biker gang in one of the most formulaic movies we've ever watched.

Exactly what the title says!

Listen to us watch and make fun of Battle of the Network Stars! https://youtu.be/TnaIGg-xN_k?si=QXgD44zq6RjrT0zK

Take a trip down memory lane with us as we watch and discuss an episode of Battle of the Network Stars from way back in 1980!

It's a bit late, but here's the movie riff/commentary track for River of Death 1989. Prime https://tinyurl.com/ybch6z58 Youtube (MGM+ subscription required): https://youtu.be/4PpwV0rg0fQ?si=C6oJNEswqiypA-Se

Welcome to the first of a new series of film reviews we're doing of movies starring Michael Hasselhoff, Michael Dudikoff, and Robert Ginty (the guy from The Paper Chase). We begin with the River of Death, a formula Indiana Jones still adventure in the jungle tale starring Michael Dudikoff and produced by Cannon Films. It's a lot of walking, some stuff blowing up, and features lots of sweat...

It's never a good combination!

We borrowed (OK, stole) an idea from Red Letter Media and ran with it: What if The Beatles White Album was only one record? What songs would you take off?

Words can't describe this film. Other than it being painful. VERY painful. Quick synopsis: Bruce Lee wakes up in hell and fights mummies with Popeye. (I'm not making that up!) There will be no commentary track for this film as we're having issues with our recording software. In the meantime, here's a link to the actual film if you're morbidly curious and a glutton for punishmen...

As you may or may not know, this is Mid-Life Crisis Taskforce version 2.0. We originally start this back in 2012, but had to put it aside due to… well… life. Since we’re coming off the Holidays and we haven’t had time to record anything new, we thought it would be a good time to pull up an original episode for your enjoyment. And this one features an added bonus of guests Kathryn & Elizabeth,...

Merry Christmas! For this episode of Trash for the Masses, we choose an obstensively Christmas themed horror film from 1972, Silent Night, Bloody Night. It has about as much to do with Christmas as it does Arbor Day. Highlight of the film: John Carradine and his bell. No commentary track for this one due to recording issues. ):

Our friend David Leninhawk returns with a movie for us to watch: Resurrection from 2022 starring Rebecca Hall and Tim Roth. SPOILER WARNING: PLOT ELEMENTS ARE DISCUSSED! If you're at all curious about this film, go watch it before listening to this episode.

The Beatles have a new song! In this episode, we discuss it and the role AI played in its creation. Links to reviews mentioned in the podcast: Rick Beato: The Beatles, "Now And Then" My Reaction and Breakdown David Bennett Piano: Comparing John's demo to the final Beatles track

Hope you enjoy! Watch along here: https://youtu.be/WvHfFhjz5lA?si=nkwhtzIyqAYrRaaN

A trip down memory lane for Chris & Nate, as they watch two special episodes of The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries.

Our first reaction to watching these two shorts. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/Uw3qkLOQAao?si=DWW9ZFj8pp59We8w

Chris & Nate review two Halloween safety films made by Centron in 1977 & 1985, then discuss horror movies. Happy Halloween!

In our ongoing series of discussions of good movies, we discuss Sidney Lumet's 1975 film Dog Day Afternoon. Starring Al Pacino, John Cazale, and Charles Durning, it's the true story of bank robbery gone wrong. Features a plot twist you won't see coming. SPOILER WARNING!

Chris & HAP have always loved this album. Nate recently found a copy on vinyl in a bargain bin and listened to it for the first time in about 30 years.

Come along for the ride as we riff on this piece of history. https://youtu.be/UGdaTPu5bZY?si=wjXmRW37GNKICpKT

A short episode for a short film! We watch and review an industrial musical from 1954, produced by Chevrolet for... something? We assume this was to motivate sales people, but we don't know. They never show a car!!!

Watch for free on YouTube: https://youtu.be/MzPEGHpOOYs?si=efc3XZb4dHodq3zr

For this episode of Trash For The Masses, we watch 1975's "The Devil's Rain," starring Ernest Borgnine, William Shatner, Ida Lupino, and Tom Skerritt. An all star cast not used to it's full potential. Trailer: https://youtu.be/bGT2JW81P1A?si=cv-HDNw6vdrlfb7p

Welcome back to the podcast David Leninhawk! David & Nate went to see Neil Breen's new film and discuss it with the rest of the guys. It was an experience!!! Trailer: https://youtu.be/msWWqbN6HgI

Chris regales us with the story of his dinner adventure with The Red Hat Society.