Episodes

Do you wanna party? It’s party time, Junkions! 

Brian & Cargill resurrect one of the best and most important zombie films of all time: Return of the Living Dead. The guys discuss the “brains” of Dan O’Bannon, the relationship this punk horror flick…

Happy Junkyween! 

In honor of the season, and in response to overwhelming listener demand (that is to say overwhelming demand from one particular listener) Brian & Cargill discuss one of the scariest movies ever made: Small Soldiers. What? It is…

Brian & Cargill wrap Octoburt with a special double feature of Burt Reynolds’ hicksploitation classics: White Lightning & Gator. 

While one is clearly superior and the other a cartoon, binging both these moonshine-running drive-in flicks is as…

This just in! Junkfood Cinema continues Octoburt with a newroom comedy that breaks the story (and a few hearts): Switching Channels. 

From the Director of First Blood (what?!), Burt Reynolds is Ted Turner (basically) trying to run a 24-hour news TV…

Requested by one of their high-tier Patrons, Brian and Cargill match wits (and mullets) with The Boz in Stone Cold. 

Imagine Point Break on motorcycles…with a lot more uncomfortably prominent confederate flags. 

The guys also discuss hobo boxing…

Brian and Cargill celebrate the late, great Burt Reynolds with Octoburt!

What better kickoff than to take the field with both iterations of The Longest Yard? The guys discuss how both versions are winning, how closely the remake follows the…

Here it is, saved from the fires of obscurity (thanks to some sort of diabolical hosting error). It’s the first ever (and hopefully last) lost episode of Junkfood Cinema, and it’s full of musicals!

With a brand new edit by our producer Merrill, Can’t…

Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a blimp, it’s Junkfood Cinema!

This week, Brian and Cargill take on the man of steel himself with Richard Donner’s Superman. The guys discuss the triumphs, shortcomings, and cultural impact of the first big…

Brian and Cargill pledge Delta as they shout their love for National Lampoon’s Animal House.

These Blutos discuss the comedy, the legacy, and the perfect double feature of Animal House and Netflix’s A Futile and Stupid Gesture.

Also discussed are…