Brian and Cargill dig deep to unearth another fantastic gem of the summer of 1986! They were the problem, now they’re on our side (and we’re super excited they are): it’s Band of the Hand!
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It’s the movie Cargill called, “by far the strangest we’ve ever watched.” Donkey sauce, James Bond on Tinder, and Brian’s terrible student film are all wrapped up in our discussion of 1986’s Never Too Young To Die! Stargrove!
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Brian and Cargill head to the cinema sewer to unearth a forgotten relic that is also a fang-dang-tastic cult classic: 1986’s Vamp!
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Junkfood Cinema invites you to take a day off. As part of the continuing One Junky Summer series, Brian and Cargill work very hard to dissect a classic movie about a guy who only ever wants to take it easy, connecting Ferris Bueller’s Day Off with the…
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One Junky Summer blazes on with the oddball bargain-basement Arnie actioner Raw Deal. As entertaining as it is ridiculous, Raw Deal may feature the worst undercover work ever committed to screen, but it is also the movie whose failure gave us…Total…
Cargill & Brian kick off their season-long feature on the films of the summer of 1986! The first entry for One Junky Summer? Why it’s the cure for what ails society: Cobra!
This week, Brian & Cargill bring you the second half of JFC’s killer double feature as they return (like Matt Cordell) for Maniac Cop 2!
Maniac Cop is true cult gem if ever there were one and we explain how not only is it an oddly prescient slasher flick, but also how when paired with its sequel, it draws interesting comparisons to the first two Godfather films.
