Junkfood Cinema

On this week’s groovy episode, Brian and Cargill invite you to a familiar cabin in the woods. The guys flip through the pages of the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis and once again grapple with a question as old as the Kandarian Empire: whether 1987’s Evil Dead…

Hold on to your noses, Junkions! Brian and Cargill put their respective appendages to the grindstone and pull the romance film hat trick as they discuss 1987’s Roxanne from behind the bushes.

The great Steve Martin breaks his own mold as he dabbles…

Once upon a time, Brian and Cargill sat down to discuss the legendary Princess Bride. From Gilder to The Fire Swamp, the guys cover all the genius elements of Rob Reiner’s romantic fantasy, both the conceivable and the inconceivable.

On top of the…

Welcome back to Junkfood Cinema, where even our eyes are hungry!

This week, Brian and Cargill are joined by Minnesota Fringe Festival’s Windy Bowlsby to take a spin on the floor with Dirty Dancing. Truth be told, the gang dances in and out artfully…

This is not a dream, you are receiving this transmission from the very recent past directly into your subconscious…by way of your smart phone.

Brian and Cargill bring you a live episode from ArmadilloCon in Austin, Texas! Continuing through the…

Summer of 87 would not be complete without a trip to Santa Carla as Brian and Cargill take on all the damn vampires of Joel Schumacher’s The Lost Boys. They happily sink their teeth into one of the very best vamp movies of the 80s, explaining what…

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…

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…

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,…