Betamax Babylon

Bruce and Sam discuss the third installment of the Jaws franchise, Jaws 3 in 3D, and its exaggerated use of 3D effects. They also explore the enduring impact of Jaws on children and its portrayal in popular culture. The podcast delves into the differences between the Jaws movies, highlighting the natural dialogue and thrilling atmosphere of the original film. It also raises uncomfortable questions about dolphins' behavior and misconceptions surrounding their intelligence. The hosts recommend Jaws 3 in 3D for a good laugh and tease the upcoming episode on Jaws 4.

Dive into the wild world of the final Dirty Harry film, where ludicrous accents and the silliest car chase collide. Sam and Bruce dissect Clint Eastwood’s reluctant return, questioning the film's place in the iconic franchise. Expect gratuitous kung fu and unexpected cameos from Jim Carrey and Guns N' Roses! The hosts humorously critique the absurdity of the plot and explore the intersection of fame and morality. Join them for a memorable ride through cinematic chaos and quirky charm!

‪The Italian Stallion is back in the ring as Sam & Bruce discuss Paulie’s weird robot girlfriend, Stallone ending the Cold War, Apollo’s death and a special Rocky memory with Simon Smackhead!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rocky fights Hulk Hogan, gets beaten up by MR T, runs on a beach with Action Jackson, learns to groove, then beats up Mr T. Also, Adrian gets her hair done all nice and buys a fur coat. And Mick dies. Rocky 3, we salute you.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The magical frisson of watching scary movies round someone's free house; the girl who kept a coffee machine under the bed; Freddy Kruger's existential anxiety; and the best bloody movie ending in cinema history.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A discussion on the influence and impact of the film 'Lethal Weapon 2' as a sequel. The podcast explores the chemistry between the main actors, the film's humor, and the presence of Eric Clapton's guitar licks in its soundtrack. They also discuss a notorious Italian cannibal film, 'Cannibal Pharaohs', and share a humorous incident at a drive-thru.

Bruce and Sam delve into Arnie's 1985 carnival of muscles, guns and mayhem. From the weirdest opening sequence in cinema history, to awesome mall fights, that big bloke in the inexplicable pith helmet, Sully, Bennet and the Shed Of Death. Plus, John Matrix's awful Boy George joke. What a movie.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sylvester Stallone's mid-80's vanity-epic sees him playing a man named after a snake, with a number plate that reads 'Awesome,' who uses scissors to cut up his pizzas and goes around ripping people's t-shirts off. Bridgit Neilsen at her absolute hottest, an unexplained death cult and a dude in a supermarket shooting all the fruit. Plus some related stuff about Skeletor.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bruce and Sam pick the bones out of this insane tale of immortality, Scottishness, decapitation and magic. Awful accents, barmy sword fights, weird trench coats and strange seduction techniques. A Frenchman playing a Scotsman and a Scotsman playing an Egyptian; all that, plus a cracking 'Big Tam' Connery golfing story. THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why Willy Scott is Indy's best ever girlfriend; Indy's rude and entitled behaviour at dinner; strangely detailed voodoo dolls; and the Maharaja's stupid voice.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.