This episode of GBW we want you to get in touch with your reptile side and give off a good “sssssss” as we talk about nineteen films.

We both journey into the land of Roger Corman produced foreign-made 80’s action, Chris gives his takes on BARBARIAN and PEARL, Josh tells us all about one of his favourite 70’s drive-in flicks, we get down at the disco with Jeff Goldblum, Sho Kosugi uses his ninja skills yet again, we wonder why director Chuck Vincent’s films aren’t easier to come by, Jackie Chan meets a baby, and so much more!

Amongst the sixteen films we cover this time there’s a whole lot of ridiculousness on display. However, don’t think we’re saying that as a negative thing!

This time Leo Fong makes his second appearance in a row, Chris wishes that Ken Wahl could’ve become a big action star, there’s a monster unleashed from a lamp, Michael Keaton brings the psycho, Josh doesn’t really enjoy his SHOCKER revisit, David Mamet meets ultimate fighting, Christopher Walken is a malicious angel, we talk a duo of new horror films and so much more!

Nostalgia weighs heavy a few times this episode as we talk about sixteen films.

We watched a duo of documentaries about one of our favourite things (physical media), Josh is introduced to the glory that is Leo Fong, a Satan possessed cobra makes life miserable for a small town, Burt Reynolds and friends once again go on a cross-country race, Dracula’s dog bites a few necks, a noir “classic” doesn’t quite live up to its hype, Jess Franco AND John Waters return to the show and so much more!

What other podcast can you hear your hosts talk about threesomes, parents hiring a clown to terrify their children and things being haphazardly tossed into space?

This time out we bring you 20 films and, man, do they run the gamut. We get slightly disappointed by some documentaries, discuss a duo of slasher flicks (including a murderous football!), there’s some insane “thirst” going on in a couple of the movies, 70’s Martin Sheen proves he’s the best Martin Sheen, Josh revisits one of his all-time favourites CLASS OF 1984,  we get a liberal dose of 80’s sleaze, and so much more!

We’re baaaaccckkk!! Did you miss us? We missed you.

After a month off for summer vacation, with a side of illness, GBW returns with 22 films for your perusal. Chris checked out Jordan Peele’s NOPE, we have a duo of sequels to original films that are both classics (in their own way), Nicholas Cage takes on Lovecraft, radiation tainted marijuana messes up some high school kids, JJL makes a triumphant return to the show, Josh finally joins the cult of THREE O’CLOCK HIGH, a music festival brings out the worst in humanity, Dennis the Menace gets sleazy, and so much more!

Women unite! This episode of GBW features a slew of female protagonists who do things their way and don’t give an eff who gets in the way!

19 movies are covered this time including a noir classic, a comedy where rock meets wrestling, a dance competition that gets out of hand, a British prison break flick, Kevin Bacon going white water rafting yet again, a look at Oscar nominated THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD, the nuttiness that is FREEWAY II:  CONFESSIONS OF A TRICKBABY, and so much more!

When humans mess with nature (or a certain day of the week), there can be consequences! And we have multiple examples of that this episode.

This time out we cover 17 films with a pissed off octopus, revisits to two classic 80’s comedies, Chris watched David Cronenberg’s latest CRIMES OF THE FUTURE, a snake wrangler doesn’t like his routine messed with, a teen TV movie delivers, we both checked out THE SADNESS, there’s some girl band Italian horror craziness, Elvis has left the building, and so much more!

Sometimes you go into a movie expecting more than you get and this episode has a bunch of examples of this.

We cover sixteen films this time out including Christopher Walken giving it his all, a serial killer film that fails to deliver, a duo of murderous siblings out for revenge, some beauty queens being kidnapped, a couple dealing with the aftermath of a missing child, Jason does NOT take Manhattan, Peter Fonda failing to deliver the goods, and so much more!

Somehow between the two of us we managed to watch six documentaries, hence this episode’s title. We watched real life stories about a wrestler, record stores, a Canadian rock band, and the world’s deadliest amusement park.

But that’s not all as we have a slew of fictional films to talk about as well. Chris checked out Robert Eggers’ latest THE NORTHMAN, we get a duo of decidedly different vampire films, Marc Singer somehow appears in two featured titles, cow meat is worth a fortune, Josh laments the Native American portrayals in 80’s movies, Chris gets annoyed yet again at another found footage flick, 1971’s WILLARD brings the rats, and so much more!

There’s a whole lot of “heroes” to talk about this episode over the 17 films covered but, don’t fret, not everyone talked about is a particularly good person.

David Hasselhoff and his pet cougar bust heads, Faye Dunaway sees murders as they happen, Chris checks out EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE, Josh finishes off the Rocky series, we get a martial arts movie bold enough to put a “1” in its title to promise a sequel, there’s a whole lot of TROUBLE MAN, we question/praise two Vinegar Syndrome releases, and so much more!