Show Notes
This week, we're marking our calendars and watching 1981's "Saturday the 14th." We talk about the horror parody boon of the '80s, celebrate the Hollywood love story of stars Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss and decide that this movie's cozy charm makes up for a lack of jokes. Listen now.
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This week, we sing the praises of Dolly Parton and her film debut in 1980's "9 to 5." We cover the movie's mix of slapstick and social messaging that includes a corpse-robbing sequence we completely forgot about, and we talk about all the reasons why we will always love Dolly. Listen now.
This week, we're scoring big with 1987's "The Wild Pair." We talk all about this Lethal Weapon knock-off directed by Beau Bridges and featuring Beau and NFL star Bubba Smith - and his amazing assortment of sweatsuits - teaming up to take down Lloyd Bridges as a militant villain; and we get into why this forgotten film is worth a watch. Listen now.