Brian and Cargill’s final laps around the Junky Summer of 1987 land them in Summer School. In fact, the guys argue that this is the movie that inspired this entire series (moreso than Robocop, Predator, or The Running Man)?
Mark Harmon plays the…
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Are you ready for pain? Are you ready for suffering? Are you ready for PUNishment?
Then you’re ready for the new episode of Junkfood Cinema! This week, Brian and Cargill are joined by Night Attack’s Justin Robert Young as they blaze through one of…
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Brian and Cargill prove they have the powwwwwerrrr to genuinely love even notoriously bad films as their Summer of 1987 series takes them to Eternia to do battle with Masters of the Universe.
One of the trio of films that shuttered Cannon Films,…
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Dead or alive, Junkfood Cinema is pushing through the Summer of 1987!
Modern Rogue’s Brian Brushwood joins us as we dissect and reassemble Paul Verhoeven’s legendary Robocop! The villain bench is deep, the satire is strong, and the violence is…
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The Summer of 1987 series continues on and this week heads to a dark place. A Canadian suburb? …yes
Modern Rogue’s Jason Murphy joins us for a deep dive into The Gate. The Gate is the answer to every heavy metal horror movie that painted metal as…
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far removed from good taste. It’s Junkfood Cinema: The Podcast!
As Brian and Cargill trek through the Summer of 87, they visit planet Brooks and go to plaid while juggling their thoughts on Spaceballs! How did the biggest…
Summer of 87 stops for a spell in a little Rhode Island town as Brian and Cargill discuss the wickedly fantastic Witches of Eastwick.
Did Jack Nicholson ever come back from this role? Does the film’s feminism hold up? And, wait, George “Mad Max”…
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We ain’t got time to preamble, this is one of the big tentpole movies of 1987 and one of the biggest reasons we’re doing our Summer of 87 series: Predator.
Brian and Cargill discuss the cast, structure, effects, and music of one of the greatest…
In honor of the late, great Powers Boothe, and because Brian had never seen it, Junkfood Cinema’s Summer of 87 series makes a detour with Extreme Prejudice. An unfairly obscure Walter Hill mercenary western, Extreme Prejudice boasts a cast and crew…
