90 Under 90

On this VERY special episode, we're joined by our first Patron guest host!  90 Under 90 Superfan (and boy has she earned the title!) Megan Easter joins us to talk about this oft-forgotten movie that was sandwiched in the middle of two Disney Rennaissance behemoths: The Rescuers Down Under starring the voice talents of Bob Newhart, Eva Gabor and John Candy.If YOU want to be a guest host on the show, visit www.Patreon.com/90under90 for details! 

Before Adam Sandler settled into his comfortable schtick, there was an interesting little gem called "Bulletproof" which co-starred Damon Wayans and James Caan.  It's a small mid-90's action comedy that certainly has its flaws, but actually holds up fairly well apart from some period-standard homophobia.  Neal Fischer is back on the show to talk about the movie.

Here's another movie where childhood nostalgia will always win out for us.  Joshua Simpson is on the show to talk about "3 Ninjas," which we all watched to death as kids.

Katie Binkley is back to talk about a charming modern fairytale: 2008's "Penelope" starring Christina Ricci and James McAvoy.

Cass Quinn is back on the show to redeem herself with a movie that inspires ACTUAL conversation.  It's a fun, albeit rapey, episode as we discuss the 1986/1989/1992 movie "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer" directed by John McNaughton and starring Michael Rooker, Tracy Arnold and Tom Towles.

It only took three and a half years and a LOT of interruptions from the ogre himself, but we're finally talking about the movie "Shrek!"  Need we say much more?OBVIOUSLY this movie stars Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, and John Lithgow.  And OBVIOUSLY Shrek pops in to interrupt more than he ever has.

During the Age of Stupid, the world was given a couple of lowlifes from Queens who went viral before viral was a thing with their prank phone calls.  And then someone thought they should give those guys a movie.We are joined by Jay Drumm to talk about "The Jerky Boys: The Movie" from 1995.

Phil FINALLY gets to talk about a movie he's been pushing for since day 1.  In our newest favorite episode, we discuss the Japanese/American animated movie "Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland."

Jer has previously stated that Charlie Wein picks very good movies that are no fun at all to watch, so naturally we had to punish him by making him watch THIS trainwreck: "Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot" starring Sylvester Stallone and Estelle Getty.

If you're stoned, you'll love this movie.  If you're not...I'm not sure why you'd even choose to watch this movie in the first place.  Madalyn Mattsey joins us once again to discuss a dumb stoner comedy released during the writer's strike, so you HAVE to assume that had some sort of impact on the movie.  It's the only excuse it has!  "Strange Wilderness" is directed by Fred Wolf and stars Steve Zahn, Allen Covert, Jonah Hill, Justin Long, Blake Clark, Robert Patrick, Jeff Garlin...a lot of people.

Mike joins us once again to talk about another bizarre entry into this podcast: 1986's "True Stories" directed by David Byrne.  Yes, that David Byrne.

Ken Palmer, friend and fellow comedian is back on the podcast to talk about one of the all time greatest stand-up shows from perhaps THE all time greatest stand-up.  We're discussing the 1982 concert film "Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip"

Today we discuss the indie dramedy "The Party" from 2017, which features NO cake, NO pizza, and NOT A STREAMER IN SIGHT!  Some party!

It's a very special episode of 90 Under 90 as we go without a guest host this week to pay tribute to our late mother."All Dogs Go to Heaven" was her all-time favorite movie, so it would feel wrong to have someone else talk about it.  Unfortunately we could never talk about it with her on this podcast, so instead, we dive into Don Bluth's supremely strangely-themed animated feature starring Burt Reynolds and Dom DeLuise.

Nothing like three white dudes talking about a spoof on blaxploitation films.  But here we go!Casey Freund joins us to talk about the Keenen Ivory Wayans directorial debut, which co-stars Bernie Casey, Jim Brown, Isaac Hayes, Antonio Fargas, Steve James, Ja'net DuBois, Dawnn Lewis, John Vernon, Kadeem Hardison, and Damon Wayans.

On Tuesday, May 4th, 2021, we'll be launching our Patreon with exclusive shows and content you won't find in the main feed.  So to kick things off, Jer and Mike give a little preview of what's to come with their spin-off show "Franchise First-Timers." 

For a movie that's real easy to hate on, there's surprisingly not TOO much hate for this movie.  Neal Fischer joins us once again to talk about the John Ritter-led 88 minute Weird Al gag: "Stay Tuned" directed by Peter Hyams.

Last week, Jaleel White announced the release of a strain of cannabis called Purple Urkel, so since no one asked (and since it's 4/20,) Jer runs down a list of other cannabis strains he's interested in trying.Write to us at 90under90@gmail.com with your own HIGHlarious strain names!Do you enjoy Since No One Asked?  If so, you'll want to join our Patreon launching in May, because it will be the exclusive home to all future episodes, as well as other bonus content not offered anywhere else!

We're joined by another new guest host this week!  We welcome Joshua Simpson to the show to talk about the half animated "The Pagemaster" from 1994 starring Macaulay Culkin, Patrick Stewart, Whoopi Goldberg, Ed Begley Jr., Leonard Nimoy, Frank Welker, and of course the always-safe Christopher Lloyd as the titular Pagemaster.  Yeah!  That's right!  Macaulay Culkin isn't the Pagemaster! It's Chris!

Today we're joined by our old friend Cass Quinn for her first appearance on our show as we take our first venture into the murky John Waters.  We're discussing Johnny Depp's first starring role in a feature film: "Cry-Baby" written and directed by John Waters and starring Amy Locane, Rikki Lake, Tracy Lords, and Willem Dafoe.This episode of 90 Under 90 is sponsored by the "Bach to Rock Podcast" available wherever you listen to your podcasts.