Junkfood Cinema

Brian & Cargill wonder why (in L.A.) To Live and Die in L.A. might be William Friedkin’s darkest movie.
 
…and encourage EVERYBODY to Wang Chung tonight!

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Breaking Away from 2025, the first new episode of the year is molto bene!

We’d like to think Tom Hanks would be proud.

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Brian and Cargill ring in the new year and retire their longest running tradition as they sing The Song of the Thin Man! 

Shed the chapeau and have a drink! Happy New Year! 

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In the very first fully official enshrinement ceremony in show history, Brian & Cargill etch the late Rob Reiner’s visage onto the lofty heights of Mt. Junkfood. 

They discuss his life, his career, and his dizzying string of consecutive legendary…

Brian is joined by JFC producer Kev Dooley as they descend into Midian to discuss the wild ride (and even wilder story) that is Clive Barker’s Nightbreed! 

There is no greater demonic temptation…than becoming a studio head. …

Brian & Cargill chase their love for Peter Yates’ Bullitt all across the internet and proclaim the titular cop to in fact be…the most interesting man in the world. 

Fasten your seatbelts! 

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Happy Yates-Giving, everyone! 

On this very special holiday episode, Brian and Cargill discuss a Robert Redford heist movie that is a hidden gem in every since of the word: The Hot Rock!

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In honor of the late, great Robert Redford, Brian cracks a book for a change and invites Mama Junkfood to the garish West Egg party that is our episode on The Great Gatsby(1974)!

Please drive responsibly, old sports. …

Cargill comes off the bench and makes his glorious return to the big leagues as he and Brian play all nine innings of Night Game! 

Get ready to go beyond Astrodome! 

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