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It was only a matter of time before a John Hughes movie would come up. This time out, Justin and Lindsay discuss the ridiculous, fantastical world of Hughes’ 1985 classic, Weird Science. They hit on subjects like puberty, the role of Kelly LeBrock in the film, where this movie fits into Hughes’ career and a ton of reasons why Weird Science is an unforgettable watch. ▶️ Riding the Hughes wave hard this podcast, the Picks of the Week are She’s Having a Baby (Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth McGovern) and The Great Outdoors (John Candy and Dan Aykroyd). ▶️ In his first guest appearance on the podcast, we welcome Chicago filmmaker Justin Hayward. He lends his expertise to give us a deeper look into the technical side of the craft. This episode, he talks about the use of editing with a scene from the John Hughes holiday classic Planes, Trains and Automobiles. ▶️ The MurrayMoment is quite the trip this go ‘round. Ever heard of a completed, feature length film that includes Gremlins’ Zach Galligan and Billy Murray in th

▶️ Justin and Lindsay talk all things Arnold Schwarzenegger in John McTiernan’s 1987 action, sci-if thriller, Predator! Is this just another bro’d out action movie or maybe something with a deeper message? Don’t miss Justin’s confession about his favorite action star, while Lindsay gets mesmerized by Arnie’s eyes.    ▶️ Picks of the Week include Ivan Reitman’s totally believable tale of estranged siblings, Twins starring Arnie and Danny Devito; and Robert Zemeckis’ story of the Hollywood undead, Death Becomes Her with Goldie Hawn, Meryl Streep and Bruce Willis.    ▶️ This week’s MurrayMoment features a shift for our boy with a long lost scene from 1981’s, Stripes, featuring Harold Ramis on an acid trip.    Episode 5 turns into quite a ride!    Production credits   Written & Produced by Justin Johnson & Lindsay Reber Introduction by Mary Timmel Original Music by Matt Pace Logo Design by Beau Shoulders  

▶️ This week, Justin and Lindsay explore the legendary film that made men nationwide cross their legs a little harder, Adrian Lyne’s Fatal Attraction. This bunnyboiler helped popularize the obsessive stalker movie trend that is still widely used today, and also forever immortalized those crazy Glenn Close curls!    ▶️ Picks of the Week: Justin chose Adrian Lyne’s coming of age first feature, Foxes. Lindsay went with the Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner divorce saga, The War of th Roses.   ▶️ What flamboyantly famous singer did both Michael Douglas and our Billy impersonate? Find out in this week’s MurrayMoment!     Production credits :   Written & Produced by Justin Johnson & Lindsay Reber Introduction by Mary Timmel Original Music by Matt Pace Logo Art By Beau Shoulders

▶️ Justin and Lindsay take on Reality Bites (1994), the film that honed in on the life struggles of love, the future, and defining the Generation X crowd, 20-somethings and slacker-types of the 1990s. Ben Stiller’s directorial debut, as well as pivotal moments in the careers of the main cast, including Winona Ryder and Janeane Garofalo. ▶️ Picks of the Week: The Cable Guy, Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion. ▶️ How did our Billy come to the rescue of The Royal Tenenbaums’ director, Wes Anderson? Find out in this week’s MurrayMoment!

Justin and Lindsay discuss Joel Schumacher’s 1987 teen vampire film The Lost Boys.  They talk about their picks of the week. Justin talks about Lucas and Lindsay talks about Lethal Weapon. Murray Moment Final thoughts and outro.

Justin and Lindsay talk about the format of the show. They discuss Tim Burton’s Ed Wood as well as the man himself. They talk about their picks of the week movies. Justin talks about Edward Scissorhands and Lindsay talk about Glen or Glenda. Murray Moment  Show wrap up and outro

Lindsay and Justin discuss what the podcast is about and how it started. They also give some background on themselves and how their love of movies began.