“GBW: COVID Edition” continues on its crazy movie watching path with this, the 11th(!!), of our pandemic episodes.

This time out Josh tackles a couple of sequels in order to finish off some blu-ray sets, we get a duo of werewolf films, NASCAR comes roaring onto the scene, Henry Silva consumes a lot of J&B, young Jodie Foster shows us how to be FOXES, Spanish mutants reign supreme, Chris checks out BILL & TED FACE THE MUSIC and much more!

While not quite on the voyeurism level of one of the featured movies this time out, we here at GBW continue to watch way more films than it is sane to do so meaning that you should get ready for another marathon.

Apart from the aforementioned, BODY DOUBLE, we’ve got quite a mix for you this time with an early Joe Dante effort, a comedy that leaves us perplexed about Dudley Moore’s popularity in the 80’s, a dive back into classic Universal horror as well as the start of a Hammer Films journey, a look at the new Artsploitation release DEAD DICKS, some Bronson, Michael Keaton getting all domesticated, crazy Indonesian martial arts, Spanish horror effort THE PLATFORM and much more!

Continuing our heavy movie watching diets during this global pandemic; on this outing of GBW we’re talking about sixteen different films including a pair we both watched and (surprisingly) had the same opinion on.

We’re also getting down with animal attacks, 80’s computer romance, more of Josh’s look at the 200 film Mill Creek set, a Pierce Brosnan movie you’ve probably never heard of (and shouldn’t want to), a couple of third entries in series involving goth-y body mods and prison brawling, one of only two existing bike courier movies, an ill-advised remake, a look at the recent Shudder addition THE POOL and much more!