Golan-globus Theater

The sensei returns in what may be the last of his theatrical releases and man does he not disappoint! Bonus, it's based in our neck of the woods, Detroit!

Simple scifi concept done awful.

Intro ends around 40 minute mark Chuck is an odd one.

"From the director of Darkman"

Macho Man doesn't get enough time but this is GGT through and through https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0743483/?ref_=ttch_ov_bk

Trailer begins around 36 minute mark TOM NOONAN IS INCREDIBLE (if you listen to Griff you already know this)

Joe joins us to talk wrastlin and the last good film by Carpenter

Long opener, trailer begins at 38:45 There's a lot to say about this movie, that's how you end up with a 40 minute opener

Fred may have been doing scenes on his own during the weekends, but BIG PAPA showed up!

When all that glitter ain't gold, turn to Kojak.

Coffin Ed and Gravedigger Jones are back in the theater! If only we could have had several more sequels so this episode is bittersweet.

Did Shaft's sequel improve on the original or continue to be very ok?

YES THAT ROBOCOP

Malcolm McDowell is charming? A babyface?

One of the best introductions to a character ever

Great little film here folks. Find out what this Italian Job sandwich craze is all about.

Little Richard appears as a throwaway character and we have Stuart aboard to explain alligator lore.

This movie almost made it to the S tier.

Practical effects continues to build it's superiority case. Make sure to check out Jack and his books here! postmodernpulp.com / @jbadelaire @jack-badelaire

Merry Christmas