Midnight Drive-In

To celebrate 300 episodes of the podcast, we're talking about three vastly different William Shatner films. First, we feel really uncomfortable with THE INTRUDER. Then, we end up in the hospital in VISITING HOURS. Finally, we shake our heads at GROOM LAKE.

We're taking a look at giant bug movies this week. We start off with some cockroaches in the New York sewer system in MIMIC. Then, we enlist to fly far away and kill giant bugs in STARSHIP TROOPERS.

It's time for a proper Easter show! First up, we made a huge mistake and watched EASTER BUNNY KILL KILL. Then, we follow Christopher Lambert as he tries to track down a serial killer in RESURRECTION. Doug also makes a bold proclamation about the holiday.

It's wrestling week. This episode we're taking a look at two films that are about professional wrestling. First up, Face from the A-Team has to help propel Roddy Pipper and Tonga Tom to be the World Tag Team Champions in BODY SLAM. Then, we watch as The Fonz, Henry Winkler, tries his hand at wresting in THE ONE AND ONLY.

This episode, we're looking at 2 80s comedies that have a connection to one of the hosts of the podcast. First up, we take a look at what is called a spiritual sequel to Fast Times At Ridgemont High with Cameron Crowe's THE WILD LIFE. Then, things get really weird and uncomfortable at an orphanage with BAD MANNERS.

We finally close out Fanuary halfway through March. Jeff wants us to read some movies so first up is the French zombie movie THE HORDE. Then we move on to the other French zombie movie THE NIGHT EATS THE WORLD.

This week, Tracy picked our topic. We're doing Ken Russell movies! First up, things get super weird at a convent in THE DEVILS. Then things get even weirder with a snake cult and Hugh Grant in LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM.

This week's Fanuary pick is a Matthew Broderick double feature. First up, we try to play a game in WARGAMES. Then, we teach apes to play games in PROJECT X.

It's Fanuary and that mean's it's time to review movies as suggested by you listeners. Both of you. First up is a Quaid Brother double feature. First, we learn about controlling our dreams with Dennis Quaid in DREAMSCAPE. Then we learn about how annoying neighbors and moving can be with Randy Quaid in MOVING.

This week, we're checking out these movies about this strange little town that has a problem with vampires. First up, we find some unsettling imagery in Tobe Hooper's SALEM'S LOT. Then, we have a confusing time at Larry Cohen's RETURN TO SALEM'S LOT.