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Guest Dave Dirk joins us for a special Halloween time warp episode chronicling the one film that has never left theaters since 1975 - the Rocky Horror Picture Show!
Guest host Jami Losurdo of Spoiler Free Reviews joins us to talk about Akira Kurosawa’s second Oscar winning film, which he made in the USSR after a string of flops in Japan
Guest Mike Vincent of Dudes of the Dead joins Jim and Ben, and discuss A Boy and His Dog - directed by L.Q. Jones and adapted from a Harlan Ellison story, it stars Don Johnson Susanne Benton, Alvy Moore and Jason Robards.
Jim and Ben discuss The Godfather Part 2, directed by Francis Ford Coppolla.
This week Jim and Ben discuss Blazing Saddles, directed by Mel Brooks!
This week Jim and Ben discuss Towering Inferno, directed by Irwin Allen.
This week Jim and Ben discuss Murder on the Orient Express, directed by Sidney Lumet and starring Albert Finney, Lauren Bacall and Ingrid Bergman.
Jim and Ben discuss Paul Mazursky's Harry and Tonto and debate whether Art Carney really deserved to beat Al Pacino and Dustin Hoffman for the Best Actor Oscar
This week Jim and Ben discuss Chinatown, starring Jack Nicholson and directed by Roman Polanski!
Jim and Ben discuss Dark Star, directed by John Carpenter!
This week Ben and Jim discuss The Gravy Train aka The Dion Brothers directed by Jack Starrett!
This week Ben and Jim discuss The Man with the Golden Gun, directed by Guy Hamilton.
This week Jim and Ben discuss The Red Snowball Tree directed by Vasily Shukshin
This week Jim and Ben discuss Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry - Directed by John Hough.
This week, Jim and Ben dicuss Swept Away, directed by Lina Wertmuller.
This week Jim and Ben discuss Sugarland Express, directed by Steven Spielberg!
This week Ben and Jim watch Ali: Fear Eats the Soul directed by Rainer Fassbender.
Jim and Ben discuss Death Wish directed by Michael Winner.
This week Jim and Ben discuss A Woman Under the Influence directed by John Cassavettes.
This week, Jim and Ben discuss The Front Page, directed by Billy Wilder!



