SamTaurone

Pete said something about relationships that really helped me get out of a bad rut I was in from a recent breakup at the time, what you guys discussed put things in perspective for me and made me feel much better about my situation. I had flown out to Alaska in July to get away from everything and everyone, and I was in a tiny studio apartment living on a mattress for 2 weeks in the dark listening to podcasts. This helped me immensely. Thank you Pete, Thank you Elizabeth and Andy, Thank you Earwolf.

The good news is that these episodes can easily be found on Google.

"I've got some yellow liquid for your popcorn!"

This movie speaks for itself, I'm not even going to try to do it justice with a description (yes I am that lazy)!

It's a good movie, nostalgic as well, hell even Joe Don Baker is in it. However, it's overdramatic in such a way that it almost feels like a comedy. It deserves to be picked on!

Well, since you asked nicely, okay! It's the 1991 version, Robert DeNiro steals the screen with his over-the-top bananas performance as a creepy ex-con looking for revenge. In between Nick Nolte's portrayal as a lawyer who constantly bullshits his family, everyone's urge to chain smoke, negative screen flashes, and an musical overture that never let's up; I can easily see this become an episode on HDTGM.

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Alright, I found it!

I've been working on a Nic Cage Face/Off Remix video for some time now, it's unfortunate I couldn't get it finished when this podcast dropped, should be out soon, hopefully, I'm going to do the best I can to perfect it. It'll have just about every off-the-wall piece of dialogue you can think of.

For some reason, this movie felt like the epitome of 90's cinema, maybe it was all the footage of mowed lawns.

I love this movie. "Want to be a farmer? Here's a few acres!"

I agree, Blade Trinity has to be done eventually

I was totally about to do this, it's like you read my mind, from over 2 years ago!

This movie is one of the most over-the-top insane films I have ever watched. It is my favorite; it's action, cinematography, practical effects, and comedy is right up there and beyond with the Crank films and War Zone. This is not a Bad Movie Recommendation, this is a Crazy Movie Recommendation and it's about time we had another one. This would be one of the best podcasts ever recorded, especially if you can get someone from the film to weigh in on it. You will not regret it, I guarantee it.

If you're tired of falling in lava, just mine more couch cushions!

I was wondering if they were going to talk about the reading of "The Day The Clown Cried", I've gone over the audiobook of "Silver Screen Fiend" twice now while working my shifts as a delivery driver, it's quite entertaining and thought provoking. I highly recommend it and will probably listen to it again in the near future