The Robots Took My Podcast! - Cult movies, Genre Films, and Big Budget Flops!

This episode, we recruited into a transient vampire family in 1987's "Near Dark". Does Kathryn Bigelow's neo-western horror still pack an RV full of scares or has it lost its bite? Saddle up and this special Halloween episode!

This episode, we find ourselves up all night with guest comedian Aaron Blaine as we discuss Martin Scorsese's surreal dark comedy, "After Hours". Is it a hilarious hidden gem or just a confusing late-night fever dream? Listen and find out!

This episode, we take a trip into Oliver Stone's psychedelic world of rock excess in "The Doors". Does this movie expand our minds or does it just end up drunk and pushing us away? Listen to our fun, in-depth conversation!

This episode, we saddle up and pursue Sam Peckinpah's overlooked western saga "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid". Is this dusty melodrama a forgotten classic or is it simply a deep betrayal?

On this very special episode, we open up the vault and rewind the tape on our favorite movie-review parody commercials! Hope you enjoy!

This episode, we are lured into the mysterious 1997 Michael Douglas thriller, "The Game". Does this film still keep us puzzled or is it just playing with itself? Listen and find out!

This episode, returning friend of the podcast Joe, brings us the 80s male fantasy comedy, Mannequin. Does this film still come to life or does it become stiff and lifeless when seen? Press play and join a fun conversation.

This episode drops us into the far-future, post-apocalyptic chaos of Ralph Bakshi’s surreal animated science-fantasy film, Wizards. Is it an alt-animation masterpiece or a film just battling itself? Listen and find out!

This episode, our sensors pick up Disney's "The Black Hole" laying derelict and nearly forgotten. Do we succumb to this space opera's gravitational pull or does it leave us in hellish confusion? Listen and enjoy our fun conversation!

This episode, we talk to Director Justin Powers about his upcoming documentary on Texas cult horror filmmakers, “It Came From Texas”. We also discuss his Troma-released home-spun horror film, “Pot Zombies” as well as Texas cult directors Larry Buchanan (Mars Needs Women), S.F. Brownrigg (Don’t Look in the Basement), the low-budget classic “Manos, Hands of Fate”, the Dallas punk scene, and much more! We hope you enjoy this fun conversation.