This time on the program:

Thanks/ USA Network Up All Night and what is Spookies? (3:44)/ Bowel Eruptor (9:00)/ What is this plot? (14:00)/ The special effects (16:00)/

Better late than never...we're back

This time:

1985 (7:17)/ Is The Stuff appropriate for the holiday season? (12:50)/ The plot of The Stuff (15:00)/ The practical effects in The Stuff (20:50)/ PLOT HOLES (22:00)/ the marketing design of The Stuff (26:35)/ Garrett Morris as Chocolate Chip Charlie (27:00)/ The misleading box art of The Stuff (30:00)/ Would you eat The Stuff (33:00)/ The ending (41:00)/ The Larry Myth (44:00)

The Roku Channel (1:30)/ Your first Weird Al experience (3:27)/ The '80s pop culture experience (6:00)/ Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (10:00)/ Hay boys (14:00)/ Doctor Demento (15:40)/ The Yankovic Bump (17:30)/ Madonna (18:55)/ the look of the movie (21:00)/ Daniel Radcliffe and child stars (21:50)/ the ending (26:05)/ The Compleat Al (28:00)/ The Michael Jackson skit (33:00)/ Thoughts on The Compleat Al (35:00)/ Weird Al as a benchmark of success (45:50)/ The Weird Al/Coolio feud (43:00)/ A pitch for Weird Al (45:09)

Tom Coe's sick/ Recap of the previous David Gordon Green Halloween movies (2:22)/ Halloween Ends (7:12)/ Corey Cunningham (15:10)/ Laurie Strode's matchmaking skills (20:15)/ Why is Michael Myers hiding? And Halloween 4 similarities (23:20)/ Halloween Ends trailers and posters (27:05)/ Halloween: The Love Story? (28:00)/ Michael Myers' sidekick and an alternate ending that references Halloween 3 (28:58)/ the gore (33:40)/ Michael Myers screen time (35:30)/ The ending to Halloween Ends (40:00)

This time, we cover Liongate's attempt to bring Marvel's walking pile of sod, the Man-Thing, to the big screen. It eventually premiered as a Sci-Fi Original Movie (before the SyFy change) and there are a whole load of reasons for that, which we cover in this eppy. Joining us is Jake from the unfortunately defunct podcast "Jake and Tom Conquer the World." Jake rejoins his cohost and bff, Tom, to help us decide what went wrong with this movie and whether or not it actually is someone's favorite.

Tom tries to 1up Randy/ Too Many Dogs (8:00)/ Man-Thing (11:00)/ Behind the scenes of Man-Thing (15:10)/ Marvel's bankruptcy (17:20)/ The Return of Swamp Thing and campiness (21:00)/ Who knows about Man-Thing? (24:00)/ the Werewolf by Night special and Man-Thing's appearance in it (26:45)/ Which Thing came first: Man or Swamp? (31:05)/ the quality of Lionsgate's Man-Thing (33:01)/ What did we think of Man-Thing? (38:00)/ Man-Thing is Jaws? (42:00)

Never mind the Bollocks, it's Someone's Favorite Movie with another cringe punny way to introduce the show notes for episode 66 of this esteemed program.

In this episode, it's the doomed romance of Sid Vicious (from the Sex Pistols) and Nancy Spungen in Alex Cox's sensationalized biopic.

This is the second Alex Cox film that we have covered. The first was the equally punk-centric movie, Repo Man in episode 58 of this podcast. Check it out!

What's a Sex Pistol? / Where have we been, for crying out loud/ Sid and Nancy (4:31)/ Sid Vicious (5:00)/ the music of the Sex Pistols (8:00)/ the historical accuracy of Sid and Nancy (10:05)/ Alex Cox (11:20)/ the Sid and Nancy screenplay and Johnny Rotten's beef with it (13:00)/ the music and the score (15:00)/ The plot (18:13)/ Gary Oldman's performance as Sid Vicious (21:11)/ Daniel Day-Lewis as Sid Vicious? (22:47)/ Courtney Love (25:00)/ Bad publicity is….(28:00)/ The surreal nature and ending (31:00)

Birds/ Film Anger about DENISE CALLS UP (1:32)/ Flesh for Frankenstein (4:30)/ "skinimax version of Universal Monsters" (6:00)/ Andy Warhol (8:40)/ Batman Dracula (10:15)/ Andy Warhol - the brand name (13:30)/ The plot of Flesh for Frankenstein (17:10)/ the fame of Joe Dallesandro (22:00)/ Weird sex and gall bladders (26:30)/ The death scene (28:50)/ Improv (33:20)/ The ending (36:25)/ Blood for Dracula (41:50)/ Udo Kier's unhinged performance (46:48)/ the creepiest hero (50:11)

Jaws (the James Bond one)/ Jaws ripoff/ alligator urban legends/ Robert Forster/ did Spielberg take inspiration from Alligator?/ the Breaking Bad connection