353: Cuts From the Crypt: Re-Animator & Hellraiser
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This week, we’re ending our annual Halloween Spooktober Octacular the only way we could. By going into the archives and sharing some early horror movie picks chosen by Aaron. First up we have Re-Animator, the first horror movie we ever covered on the show. Then, after that we have Hellraiser. So listen up, boppers, we have such sights to show you.
352: Army of Darkness
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More October means even more visits to the horror genre! This week, we’re revisiting Army of Darkness, which means we’ll of course be asking if it holds up! So listen up, boppers, because this one’s gonna be groovy.
351: Frankenhooker
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This is the Frankenhooker episode. You’re welcome.
349: Star Trek (2009)
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Another week is upon us, which means another episode is coming your way. This time, we’re boldly going where a handful of different crews have gone before. This time around, it’s Chris Pine and his gang going boldly and trying to stop Eric Bana from making Ang Lee’s Hulk! So Listen up, bopper’s because we’re asking if J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek holds up!
348: Fantastic Four
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Listen up, boppers! This week, we’re getting bombarded with cosmic rays, which will help because we had to watch Fantastic Four. The 2005 one, that is. Will Captain America and The Commish be able to stop Doctor Doom? Listen and find out!
346: Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
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This week, we’re guilty as charged for watching biopics. Or, at least fake biopics. That’s right, we’re gonna Walk Hard and ask if The Dewey Cox Story holds up!
345: The Other Guys
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This week, we’re all peacocks and we gotta fly. You know what that means? It means we’re asking if The Other Guys holds up. So load up those Little River Band albums, and don’t go chasing waterfalls because this is a doozy. Also, Travis eats another Paqui hot chip.
344: Predators
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This week, the guys are still recovering from doing that One Chip Challenged. But not only that, we watched Predators this week. Does the one time Adrian Brody was an action hero hold up? There’s only one way to find out. So, listen up, boppers!
343: Back To The Beach
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The summer heat continues, and the best way to remedy that is to head Back To The Beach. That’s right, boppers, we’re asking if that ‘80s throwback to ‘60s nostalgia holds up over 30 years later. Then, the guys take Paqui’s 1 chip challenge.
342: Summer Rental
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Summer rages forth like something that rages forth. So let’s go back to 1985, a year where John Candy got very sunburned and then sailed a boat. Just like winter vacations movies always ended with a ski race, summer movies ended with a boat race. Anyway, we’re gonna find out if Summer Rental holds up, so listen up, boppers!
341: The Simpsons Movie
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Remember how it felt like it took forever to get a Simpsons movie? Remember feeling a little worried when we finally were getting one? Well, that movie came out fourteen years ago. Which means, enough time has passed for us to ask: does The Simpsons Movie hold up.
340: Blade 2
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This week, it’s vampires hunting vampires as regular vampires that were trained to hunt Blade recruit Blade’s help to hunt a new breed of vampire that’s hunting them. As you can see, things get confusing, but we’re gonna ask if Blade 2 holds up, anyway.
339: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
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It’s been over 10 years since Edgar Wright’s cult classic, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World came out. And that means one thing, it’s fair game for us to ask if it holds up! So listen up, boppers, because we’re really gonna get into how bread makes you fat, the finer points of doing a grind thingy, and the importance of vegan police.
338: Defending Your Life
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This week’s episode gets a little existential as we discuss Albert Brooks’ movie, Defending Your Life.
337: The Terminal
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This week, we’re asking if that movie where Tom Hanks is trapped in a terminal holds up.
336: G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra
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This week, you got to get tough and get that boom boom pow, because we’re discussing “G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra.” That’s right, believe it or not boppers, someone on our show liked this movie when it came out. Yo, Joe!