Ever laughed so hard at a poorly made horror film that your ribs hurt? That's the experience we had with the infamously funny B-movie, "ThanksKilling." We're Groundhog Jay and Liquid Skyler, and this time we were joined by the hilarious Jesse as we picked apart the ludicrous plot, marveled at the unashamedly bad special effects and acting, and had a ball re-enacting some of the most bizarre scenes. 

Ever thought of seeing Samuel L. Jackson in a turkey costume? Well, Jesse did! We chuckled along as we fantasized about replacing the killer turkey with the legendary actor. As we dissected the film's minimal character development and bizarre character choices, we couldn't help but relish the hilariously horrible special effects. We even joked about the entire movie being an excuse to feature a porn star running around topless. But hey, this is a B-movie we’re talking about!

We laughed, we cringed, we awarded ratings, and we even invited listeners like you to share your views. And guess what? The fun doesn't stop here. We're lining up to bring you more laughter with an equally ridiculous film - "Thanksgiving 2: The Search for Thanksgiving" in our upcoming episode. So, tune in, let your hair down, and prepare for a good laugh. Remember, your movie can't possibly be worse than this one.

Are you ready for a wild ride through the zany world of Pee Wee Herman? Remember how we used to laugh at his antics on Pee Wee's Playhouse? Well, we're going to relive those moments and more as we dive into the nostalgic realm of Pee Wee's Big Adventure! We'll also ponder over the hilarious theory of Pee Wee as an international spy. Now that's a plot twist we didn't see coming!

We're not just here for the laughs though, as we also tackle the more serious discussion around the controversies that have surrounded Paul Rubens, the man behind the famous character. You may know about his arrest in 1991, but we'll explore the impact it had on his career and the industry. We keep it light and entertaining though, discussing an amusing conspiracy theory around Rubens' death. We'll also share our thoughts on his comeback and how it played out in Hollywood.

From reviews of the quirky characters in Pee Wee's Big Adventure to our struggles and successes with our own podcast, we cover it all! We’ll share the ups and downs of our podcast journey, including the hurdles we've faced and our triumphs in getting our content out there. Plus, we've got a new podcast idea to share and discuss why we're reluctant to watch Blade Runner 2049 alone in a dark room. So buckle up for this rollercoaster episode as we celebrate, reminisce and debate all things Pee Wee Herman!

Get ready to throw yourself into the anarchy of the 90s punk rock movie scene with a deep dive into the cult classic, SLC Punk. By the end of this episode, we promise you'll gain an appreciation for the film's distinctive storytelling style, from the vivid performances to the captivating characters. If you've ever questioned Matthew Lillard's acting capabilities, prepare for a shake-up as we wax lyrical about his performance that elevates the film beyond its flaws.

We'll navigate the narrative intricacies of the film, from the intriguing use of real bands in the movie, to the mystery surrounding Till Schweiger's character, and even the execution of the iconic Polaroid scene. We'll also put the film's core themes under the microscope. Does the movie accurately depict the '80s punk lifestyle? How does the unique soundtrack contribute to the film? Is it still relevant in today's context? Be prepared for some heated debates! 

And because we love to keep things interesting, we'll wrap up with a deep discussion on our personal movie choices and impressions. We'll argue about the best double-feature with SLC Punk and the potential candidates that range from Detroit Rock City to Battlefield Earth. We also won't shy away from the film's controversial elements - get ready for a lively discussion about the drinking game, the nitpicks, and the famous line, "Fuck you, dear." Tune in, sit back, and let's dive headfirst into the punk rock rebellion of SLC Punk.

Who knew a movie could have such an enduring impact on generations of viewers? Well, it’s time to buckle up as we, alongside our special guest Ted, take an adventure to take a closer look at the timeless classic, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" We'll journey into its unique aesthetics, the genius behind its combination of film and animation, and its landmark role at the box office. Remember the controversial tar baby scene? We've got that covered too, examining its relevance today and how Disney has addressed it 35 years post-release.

Ever wondered how this brilliant movie would look with modern cartoon characters? Well, Ted and we delve into some exciting hypotheticals, pondering which character we’d swap into "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” We don't shy away from hearty debates either, voicing our opinions on the best performance in the movie and sharing some memorable lines, scenes, and cameos. You won't want to miss our nostalgic trip down memory lane and how we feel this film has stood the test of time.

And oh, did we mention a drinking game? Yes, you read that right! Dive headfirst into the fun as we design a drinking game based on the movie, providing some needed laughs and fond reminiscences. All of this and more as we relive our formative years with "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Tune in for this hearty discussion as we revisit a classic that defined a generation.

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Ever wondered what it's like to dive deep into the world of one of the worst filmmakers of all time? Buckle up as we take you on a nostalgic journey through Tim Burton's 1994 cult classic, Ed Wood, starring Johnny Depp. Discover how Ed Wood's passion for filmmaking led him to create some of the most unforgettable movies, despite their lackluster reception, and reminisce on the golden days of Burton's filmography with classics like Mars Attacks, Sleepy Hollow, and Edward Scissorhands.

In our lively discussion, we dissect the comedic elements of Ed Wood, praise Martin Landau's memorable performance as Bela Lugosi, and debate the themes of following your dreams and overcoming roadblocks. We also ponder the film's commentary on the movie industry and assess its impact on Burton's career. Get ready to laugh out loud as we share our hilarious drinking game for the movie, featuring triggers such as "Angora" and "Bela Lugosi's track marks."

But it's not all fun and games as we also celebrate the inclusive nature of Ed Wood's film, exploring themes of marginalization and respect for the characters. We discuss Bill Murray's portrayal of a trans character, the role of Bela Lugosi, and the multifaceted character of Tor Johnson. Plus, don't miss our analysis of George "The Animal" Steele's intelligence and the difference between his in-ring and interview personas. So grab your popcorn and join us for a fun-filled trip down memory lane as we appreciate the impact of Tim Burton's Ed Wood.

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