Hot Shots! (1991)
Dave, Marcus, and Colin discuss the Jim Abrahams parody Hot Shots! and the comedy gold that is Lloyd Bridges as Admiral Benson, he does love a good funeral.
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Die Hard 2 (1990)
Dave, Colin and Jamie discuss (aka nitpick the hell out of) Renny Harlin’s sequel to the original Die Hard. Yippee Ki-yay!
The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (1990)
Dave, Marcus, and Colin discuss Andrew Dice Clay and are pleasantly surprised in this vehicle showcase. It’s unbelievable!
Hudson Hawk (1991)
Dave, Marcus, and Colin discuss the adventures of the world’s greatest singing cat-burglar, musician screenwriters, and the most annoying villains in the history of film. Spoiler alert: Colin hated it.
Hunt for Red October (1990)
Once more, we play our dangerous game, a game of chess against our old adversary. Get ready to dive into the waters of the North Atlantic as we discuss John McTiernan’s classic. One ping only.
Tremors (1990)
Dave, Marcus and Colin discuss one of the last great big budget creature features. It’s Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward vs. giant underground monsters…just stay out of Burt Gummer’s rec room unless you’re formally invited – he does not take well to trespassers.
Navy SEALs (1990)
The Navy SEALS are known as being one of the most impressive and disciplined fighting forces in the world….Charlie Sheen attempts to singlehandedly change that perception in this AMAZING film.
Flatliners (1990)
Some lines shouldn’t be crossed….and some movies probably shouldn’t have been made. Dave, Colin, and Jamie discuss Joel Schumacher’s 1990’s FLATLINERS – reds and blues, steam, and some great Kevin Bacon hair.
Vampire’s Kiss (1989)
Nicolas Cage turns into a vampire in a performance you’ll never forget…even if you want to.
Road House (1989)
The name is Dalton. The movie is Road House. Dave, Marcus, Colin and Jamie discuss the glorious 1989 cheese fest Road House.
Year in Review: 1989
It’s 1989, seize the day by grabbing a drink at the Double Deuce. Just make sure you do the right thing by making a last crusade to Stanley Spudowski’s clubhouse. Wild thing, you make my heart sing…..
Halloween (2007)
Dave, Marcus and Colin discuss Rob Zombie’s 2007 remake of Halloween, talk about its relationship to Carpenter’s original film, and discuss an alternate career possibility for Michael Myers.
Scream (1996)
Do you like scary movies? Colin, Marcus and Dave discuss Wes Craven’s SCREAM, the iconic opening, the myriad references, and the amazing lifting power of 1/2 horsepower garage door motors.
Die Hard (1988)
Colin, Dave and Marcus discuss the greatest action movie ever made. Welcome to the party pal!
Dune (1984)
The sleeper has awakened! We dive into Dune—both David Lynch’s 1984 cult classic and the Frank Herbert novel.
Tango & Cash (1989)
Dave, Marcus, and Colin discuss one of the weirdest buddy cop action films of all time. Is it a comedy? A thriller? Or just an excuse for Jack Palance to sniff mice?
The Accidental Tourist (1988)
Colin and Marcus blow off their homework assignment and are headed to detention. Dave watched the movie but has no one to discuss it with…..
Our Top Five: 1988
Our top five films of 1988, plus Marcus attempts to defend his position on Young Guns………
Lockdown Cinema #12 – A Fish Called Wanda (1987)
Diamonds are stolen, fish are eaten, and running over somebody with a steamroller provides therapeutic benefits. Don’t call me stupid.
Year in Review: 1988
We’ve come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass… it’s 1988 and we’re reviewing the top movies of the year. Listen to our guilty pleasures and find some hidden gems.
Young Guns (1988)
Six reasons the west was super cheesy. Somebody forgot to tell Charlie Sheen this was a period piece…….he dog, did you see the size of that chicken?
Lockdown Cinema REVERSAL! #1 – Little Women (2019)
Mia turns the table on her Dad and makes him watch one of HER favorite movies!
Pumpkinhead (1987)
If a family member is accidentally injured, your best course of action is to summon the demon of vengeance: PUMPKINHEAD!
The Last Emperor (1987)
Our homework assignment for 1987 was to watch Bernardo Bertolucci’s epic The Last Emperor. Winner of Best Picture and a total of nine academy awards, but a split decision on the Reel DMC podcast.