This week we look back at the polarizing but undeniably classic, A Clockwork Orange. Love it or Hate it this was one to talk about. We talk about the behind the scenes along with general reactions now and back when it was initially released. Check it out!

This week we watched and talked about the Oscar winner for Best Picture, The Sting. Starring the late, great Robert Redford and his partner in crime Paul Newman, this Con job comedy was a treat for those who never saw it and great time talking about the behind the scenes. So check it out!!

This week we talk Sam Peckinpah's Western classic The Wild Bunch. Mainly known for the first time a western depicted violence in bloody battles. We highly enjoyed this one and had a fun time talking about it and going behind the scenes. So Check it out!!!

This week we revisit the horror classic George A Romero's Night of the Living Dead. The movie that changed the way zombies would be interpreted for almost 60 years. This drive-in hit spawned multiple sequels including one of the greatest zombie movies "Dawn of the Dead". Check out where it all started.

One of my favorite movies of the 80's that's really not known but a hidden gem. From the Hip, directed by Bob Clark (Christmas Story, Porky's, Black Christmas) and starring Judd Nelson, John Hurt and Elizabeth Perkins. As Jay said its part Ferris Beuller and Chopz said part legal thriller. It still holds up. Check it out:

After the success of our Above the Law episode we decided to test the waters with another Steven Seagall vehicle, Marked for Death. While we're just as harsh on the "actor" we are less harsh on the movie. Where else can you get lines like "One thought he was invincible, the other thought he could fly...They were both wrong!" Check it out!

https://youtu.be/tGiEngqvhrg

On our first episode we talk about The Goonies. The 1985 classic that everyone should of seen once. For us GenXer's it was a staple of our childhood. We talk about everything behind the scenes, the commentary and the impact it had on our lives. The video version also includes the deleted octopus scene. Check it out and comment.

This week we go into a movie that I believe was played on a continuous loop on HBO back in the day, Stephen King's Cat's Eye. Starring Drew Barrymore, James Woods and Robert Hayes, this anthology written by Stephen King (2 from his book Night Shift and one original) is connected by a cat on a mission. This one is full of references from the writer's previous work and some pretty cool effects. As always we had a great time on this one. Check it out!!! https://youtu.be/B6-2sZGoKb0