Episode 183: Hero Worship

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04/22/22 • 176 min

There's a whole lot of "heroes" to talk about this episode over the 17 films covered but, don't fret, not everyone talked about is a particularly good person.
David Hasselhoff and his pet Cougar bust heads, Faye Dunaway sees murders as they happen, Chris checks out EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE, Josh finishes off the Rocky series, we get a martial arts movie bold enough to put a "1" in its title to promise a sequel, there's a whole lot of TROUBLE MAN, we question/praise two Vinegar Syndrome releases and so much more!
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Episode 182: More Dark Than Light

Welcome back to GBW where we serve up our takes on 19 more films that run the gamut from super dark, to ridiculous, to outright heartwarming.
This time we talk the recent releases THE BATMAN and X, a guy in a mangy ape suit terrorizes South Korea, there's a rad fire tornado (I'm not making that up!), Josh continues his journey into film noir classics, we get an 80's beach movie that skimps on all the essentials, we praise 1986's REFORM SCHOOL GIRLS, Chris wonders about the placement on an ATM booth, Rutger Hauer loves him some feathered friends, James Caan drifts his way through a 70's road trip caper and so much more!
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Episode 184: Attack Of The Docs

Somehow between the two of us we managed to watch six documentaries, hence this episode's title. We watched real life stories about a wrestler, record stores, a Canadian rock band and the world's deadliest amusement park.
But that's not all as we have a slew of fictional films to talk about as well. Chris checked out Robert Eggers' latest THE NORTHMAN, we get a duo of decidedly different vampire films, Marc Singer somehow appears in two featured titles, cow meat is worth a fortune, Josh laments the Native American portrayals in 80's movies, Chris gets annoyed yet again at another found footage flick, 1971's WILLARD brings the rats and so much more!
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