Cult Cinema Catacombs: These Films Exist!

Pink Lady and Jeff

There are bad television variety series, and then there is this one. Released in 1980 and lasting only five weeks on the air, Pink lady and Jeff is known as the variety show series that killed variety show series. Japan's biggest Pop group at the time Pink Lady was picked up by Sid and Marty Kroft to introduce to American audiences in the worst way possible. At least this show gave us Jim Varney. 

COP ROCK

We have decided to take a break from cinema, and take a look at a show inspired by a recent John Oliver rant: COP ROCK!
 
How. The. Hell. Did. This. Show. Get. Greenlit?

Our 50th episode!!!

It is our official 50th episode of this show, and we celebrate by looking at our 5 favorites and 5 least favorites

Jiu Jitsu

Hunter Duesing joins us again as well look at a film that features Nicholas Cage using martial arts on an alien...just go with it. 

In The Name of the King: Director's Cut

We finally tackle Uwe Boll with special guest star Hunter Duesing of the podcast Midnight Movie Cowboys. 

The Amusement Park

Is it possible to enjoy and love a film that you feel is an important film to see, but at the same time be so uncomfortable with it that you have no clue if you will ever watch it again? Yes. 
 
George Romero's lost film may be one of the best he has ever made, and its' message is a very important one to see and hear, no matter how uncomfortable it makes you. 

Can't Stop The Music

A film title ironically, since this film came at the end of disco's popularity and was the first ever winner of The Razzie Award for Worst Picture. There is so much to unpack here with this film that, when you put your film snob-ness aside, is an absolute ridiculous blast. Do The Shake!

Psycho Goreman

Join us as we laugh ourselves silly over the absolute blast of a film Psycho Goreman. Plus, we briefly discuss Aquarium of the Dead and the existence of the word Chuegy.