Midnight Drive-In

This week we're going Double Fly.  First we check out the 1958 Vincent Price version of The Fly.  After that we take a comparison look at the 1986 David Cronenberg version of The Fly.  Noah also tells us a horrible true store, we talk about Hell Fest, and get confused with the new Jeremy Sauliner film Hold The Dark.

This week we're looking at killer vehicles.  First up we keep going with more Charlie Sheen love from last week with The Wraith.  Then we head over to England for I Bought A Vampire Motorcycle.  We also talk about the movie Mandy, Bryan and Noah's trip to the Drive-In, and Doug does a deep dive into the old Universal Creature movies. *Just a show note.  The intro recorded by the ever awesome Julie...

Not only is it the end of Slater September but it's also Episode 50!  We sit down to go over the classic Young Guns and then follow that up with our Christian Slater film Young Guns II. On top of that Noah tries to declare who is the greatest Estevez of them all and after Doug brags about his free healthcare we make him read a long email.  All this and more!!!

It's that time of year again.  The leaves are turning.  A small chill is in the air. It must be time to go back to school!  Luckily that falls during Slater September so we can celebrate with the Christian Slater classic Heathers!  After that we head to college to see what devious pranks befall the girls in Sorority Row.  Also Noah talks about his cat, Doug talks some Iron Fist, and Bryan goes bac...

Week 2 of Slater September is here.  First up is the movie take on some classic episodes of The Twilight Zone.  We chat about some of our favorite episodes and also talk the big controversy with the film.  After that Christian Slater appears in Tales From The Darkside The Movie to chop up some mummies.  Sit back and enjoy some classic horror anthologies.

We kick off Slater September with his skateboarding classic Gleaming The Cube.  We then follow that up with one of Bryan's favorite rollerblading movies from the 90's Airborne.  Also some discussions of hating a ringing cell phone, Friends, and Jessica Jones.

It's shark week here at the drive in.  First we'll be taking a look at The Last Shark which pretty much steals most of it's story from Jaws.  Then after that we'll be looking at Jaws 5 (aka Cruel Jaws) which literally steals everything from The Last Shark.  After that we talk some more shark movies, Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich, and Bryan reveals a theme month not to be missed starting next e...

This week Noah talked us into watching some Ralph Bakshi movies so we're kicking things off with the 1978 animated version of Lord Of The Rings and then following that up with Bakshi's look at a war torn future Apocalypse with Wizards.  On top of that Bryan and Doug get excited over the Young Guns movies, we plan out an entire Christian Slater Month, and Bryan gets confused as to why the Lord Of T...

This week we're talking some rape revenge films.  Always a feel good topic.  Also Noah gets mad at Bryan and Doug for not being into Ralph Bakshi movies, we get a load of feedback, and Bryan gets mad at Noah and Doug when they don't care about a dream that he had.  All this and more!

This week we're doing a kids night and showing some cartoon movies from our childhoods in the form of 1986's Transformers The Movie and then following that up with 1987's G.I. Joe The Movie.  Just remember that "You got the touch, you got the power!"  Yo Joe.

This week Cronenberg takes over the drive-in as we chat about two of his films.  First up is the currently being remade Rabid.  After that it's Shivers.  We didn't really put together how similar these movies are until we watched them.  After that it's talk of Who Is America?, Castle Rock, and Cruising.

This week we're talking some Bava movies.  First up is the intricate slasher A Bay Of Blood.  After that we're following it up with Bava's back from the dead Baron Blood!  Also we chat about foods that shouldn't be mixed together, The Last Drive-In With Joe Bob Briggs, Antman & The Wasp, and Noah tries to convince us that the Venom movie might be good.

It's Killer Cops week at the ole drive in.  First up we're talking about a low budget film Psycho Cop.  After that it's the battle of the chins as Robert Z'Dar takes on Bruce Campbell in Maniac Cop.  In reality Tom Atkins mustache takes them all out.  After that we talk about Mother, Solo, The Stepfather, Re-Animator, GLOW, and The Pack.

We're talking some horror comedies.  First up is High Spirits with The Gute Steve Guttenburg and a cast that has to be seen to be believed.  After that we follow it up with a movie that killed Dan Akroyd's career.  Nothing But Trouble.  After that we talk some Luke Cage,  Jurassic World, Final Exam, Alone In The Dark, and Orca.

This week we're turning our hats around as we look at two movies that involve arm wrestling.  First up is the Terminator rip off movie Hands Of Steel.  After we're going Over The Top with a bored Stallone.  Also we talk about what we want on the Roseanne spin off show, Krull, Cargo, Incredibles 2, and Teen Wolf.

Hey look it's Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee.  Two awesome guys that go great together.  First we check out the thriller with quite a twist Nothing But The Night.  After that we look at what pure evil actually is.  Being really slutty in The Creeping Flesh.  After that we talk Hereditary, The Curse Of Frankenstein, Cargo, I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore, Hotel Artemis, The Endless, a...

Well we learned that apparently Canadians burned down the white house in the war of 1812 so we promptly kicked Doug off the show.  Noah and I figured we should learn kung fu to make sure none of this ever happens again and what better way to learn than by watching movies?  First up we checked out the Jim Kelly classic Black Belt Jones.  We followed that up with learning from the Shogun of Harlem i...

We were feeling too good about ourselves so we decided to bring the mood down a bit by watching the 2008 Jack Ketchum adaptation RED and then the 2013 Jeremy Sauliner movie Blue Ruin.  We also discuss the cancellation of Roseanne, pooping in Tim Hortons, and films such as Split Image, Murder Party, Flash Gordon, Dune, The Starman TV show, and a bit of Solo.

We take to the stars this week to talk about 2 sci fi movies from 1984 that have STAR in the title.  First up is The Last Starfighter.  How good at you at video games?  It could land you a wicked job Starfighter.  Then after that we watch Jeff Bridges phone home in the John Carpenter alien film Starman.  All this and we find out some interesting facts about dating Noah.

We missed Mother's Day by a week and then randomly decided to do two movies about dead mothers.  We're on the ball.  Anyway we talk about the Peter Jackson classic Dead Alive (aka Braindead) and the Steve Buscemi comedy Ed And His Dead Mother.  There is a small discussion about the state of the Star Wars Universe, Deadpool 2, and a non-recommend from Doug.

This week we're teaming up two movies that I have once again forgotten why.  But we mention it in the episode.  First up is the Argento/Luci joint Demons.  After that we talk some Rawhead Rex.  During the show we also find out Noah's hatred for a 90's horror franchise, talk the upcoming THE PREDATOR, and read a lot of long ass emails.

In week two of letting Noah pick movies we have Malibu Express and Hard Ticket To Hawaii.  There lots of talk about boobs, rocket launchers, and snakes.  Listen in as Doug's soul withers and Noah laughs at his misfortune!  Also a few pieces of feedback but we're pretty light on other movies this week.  It's a quick one.

Since these comic book movies are all the rage we figured we would talk about some comic book related films.  First up is the 1978 TV movie Dr. Strange.  Lots of mustaches in this one.  After that it's time for Full Moon's Doctor Mordrid starring Jeffrey Combs.  Let's face it it's really just a Doctor Strange rip off.  But it does have a skeleton fight.  After all that we talk about Fargo, Lost In...

I'm joined by my cohosts from The Midnight Drive-In Doug and Noah to break down the culmination of 10 years of work from Marvel Studios Avengers Infinity War!  Did it live up to the hype?  Find out.  Also this review is very spoilery so we advise not listening without seeing the movie first.

It's that season.  It's time for some Dystopian Sports!  We'll b talking about two movies from 1975 that feature what could be televised sports in the future.  First up is James Caan in Rollerball.  Then after that it's time to rev your engines for the Corman classic Death Race 2000!  We also talk about Jason X, Spider-Man, Leatherface, King of Kong, the new Netflix series Lost in Space, and Sorce...