’95 to Life

Nuclear war. Good? Bad? Who cares, it's Gene Hackman and Denzel Washington on a submarine. We're talking CRIMSON TIDE (1995) with Tim and Josh from the Heat Death Of The Universe podcast.

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Between daylight savings, fluctuating "spring" weather, and coming off of Wellbutrin, Kellar's brain is garbage but it could be worse, a comet could hit the Earth and make all the water go away. Thankfully, Larry from Pill Time comes in clutch with a wet brain to talk TANK GIRL.

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[editor's note: I promise this is the last time I talk about Horizon An American Saga Chapter One on the show ever... until Horizon An American Saga Chapter Two comes out]

Kellar's theater-going pardner Diana's on the show to talk about the Sharon Stone-produced/Sam Raimi directed western classic THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. RIP (we're pretty sure) to Gene Hackman.

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Before The Matrix (1999) --but slightly after Johnny Mnemonic (1995)-- Ghost In The Shell (1995) remains one of the greatest science fiction films about the potential horrors of the computer of all time, and Will Menaker's logged on to talk about it. 

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Karl Kellar [aka my dad] is on the show to talk about his history with the space race growing up across the river from Cape Canaveral in the 60s, which ties in neatly with a discussion of the 1995 Ron Howard joint APOLLO 13. Get out your inflation calculators, this one's a doozy.

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Brien K comes on the show to take the wheel and steer us through The Jerky Boys... THE MOVIE.

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Dr. Tim "Bones" Jones is not just the bass shredder in Spike Pit, but also the premier Sandleroligist in Cleveland and maybe even Ohio. As such, he's come on the show to discuss the beginning of the Sandman's 30 year reign o'er the movies as we talk over BILLY MADISON (it's a movie commentary episode, folks).

If you click on this jumble of words you're reading right now you might see a blurred video of Billy Madison with some familiar voices talking over it.

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DJ Hama's on to discuss a double feature of PCU (1994) and Higher Learning (1995). Who passed? Who failed? You might be surprised. Regardless, we all learn something(?)

In case you hate the trailers (introductory chit-chat) the PCU talk starts about 8 minutes in and the Higher Learning discussion goes down at about 44:30.

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Richard's on the show to talk Jackie Chan's RUMBLE IN THE BRONX which came out in Hong Kong in 1995 so it counts (even though it didn't kick its' way into U.S. theaters till 1996 SHADDUP). Before breaking down the flick (about 19:39 in if you're in a hurry) Kellar and Richard talk fitness, politics, and not going insane on social media.

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Stephen Dorff is a grungey hostage tuah in the film S.F.W.  Matt Tard's on the show to talk about the joys of smashing your boys with the boombox blasting and so much more.

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Check out Kellar's mix from DJ Kelly WubWub's debut set (it opens with Anal Blast and ends with Steely Dan?)

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It's as much episode zero as it is episode one as Alex "WORLDWIDE" Kellar discusses the 1994 film STREET FIGHTER with real-ass gamer girl Marcy.

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Check out this groundbreaking documentary on the making of STREET FIGHTER: THE MOVIE

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