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That summary is edited better than the film.
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That's clearly written by the same person. Did Bret Michaels write these?
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A quick glance at IMBD tells me that Bret Micheals wrote and directed another movie starring the Sheens (and good ol' Joe) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0131502/?ref_=nm_flmg_dr_4 With bonus Marc Dacascos!
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Crowetron posted:A quick glance at IMBD tells me that Bret Micheals wrote and directed another movie starring the Sheens (and good ol' Joe) Joe is doing a double duty in that? Also holy poo poo Joe's IMDB bio quote:Joe Estevez' first time on the stage was as a 6-year-old playing the "Evil Inn Keeper" in a Christmas Nativity play, and as an actor he has never looked back. Born the last of ten children to an Irish immigrant mother and a Spanish immigrant father, Joe was raised in Dayton Ohio to be a factory worker but he had other plans for himself, and two hundred and thirty some films later Joe feels his decision was correct.
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Mar 11, 2016 22:48
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I wish I could hear their reaction to the Joe Estevez magnum opus Rollergator but I know that one is too bad to even be an episode. It probably falls into the "not technically a movie" category.
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Mar 11, 2016 22:56
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Ror posted:I wish I could hear their reaction to the Joe Estevez magnum opus Rollergator but I know that one is too bad to even be an episode. It probably falls into the "not technically a movie" category.
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Mar 11, 2016 22:59
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I never knew Joe Estevez was a thing and now that one episode of Eagleheart with Martin Sheen as a guest star makes a lot more sense.
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Mar 11, 2016 23:27
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You know, for almost 2 decades my head was clear and the 90s just a non intrusive memory of my teenage years. Now every few days as I go about virtually any day to day task, from the back of my head and out of nowhere my brain is suddenly filled with Dig through the ditches, And burn through the witches I slam in the back of my Dragula Goddamn it, WHM.
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I still haven't figured out why FYAD's title is 'please don't sing Dragula', unless is one of the guys. Now that's stuck in my head again. When I saw Rob Zombie at a festival I thought his outfit and makeup were way better than his music.
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Count Chocula posted:When I saw Rob Zombie at a festival I thought his outfit and makeup were way better than his music. That said, still pretty psyched for his People vs Nightmare Clowns movie.
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Lords of Salem is a good movie, and Sheri Moon is good in it.
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Mar 12, 2016 04:34
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gently caress! The tickets to the Chicago show are already sold out, son of a bitch.
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Mar 12, 2016 05:07
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"It's totally sold out"
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Mar 12, 2016 05:14
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ThePlague-Daemon posted:The person who wrote the IMDb plot summary was really into it: I read the "Or is it, question mark?" in Steve's voice
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Mar 12, 2016 05:42
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So what's your WHM Top 3? Here's mine (replay value probably influenced this). 1. Blame it on Rio 2. The Good Son 3. The Principal / The Substitute Split LP
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1. Easy Rider 2 2. Blame It On Rio 3. The Butterfly Effect
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1. Ewoks: Battle for Endor (listened to this about 10 times now) 2. Blame It on Rio 3. Abraxas
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1. Dracula2000 2. Easy Rider 2 3. Mrs Doubtfire
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1. Abraxas 2. Taking Care of Business 3. Hard Target
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1. Pippi Longstocking 2. Wild In The Streets 3. Invisible Child
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1. Blame it on Rio 2. Mrs. Doubtfire 3. Jack Frost
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Mar 12, 2016 17:22
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I haven't listened to the Taking Care of Business episode, but this VHS rental promo has me pretty excited to check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UR8EhylwmF4 (It just keeps going!)
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Mar 12, 2016 17:52
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1. Pippi Longstocking "She's pullin' a burn! SHE'S PULLIN' A BURN!" 2. The Hand that Rocks the Cradle "Ernie Hudson is building a fence, rolling his eyes." 3. Dreamcatcher "Morgan Freeman's in a helicopter chasing after the third act of this movie."
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1. Cocoon 2. The Butterfly Effect 3. The Watcher
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Pipi Dreamcatcher Doubtfire
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Secret Window Abraxas Butterfly Effect Honorable mention to Tim Burton's smoke bombs in Mystery Men.
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Dreamcatcher The Butterfly Effect Santa Claus: The Movie
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It's Frank Welker's birthday today. 70 years, so he'll be doing laps in the money bin.
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Pallbearer Mrs. Doubtfire Invisible Child
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I am genuinely surprised that Blame it on Rio is in the top three for so many people. Outside of the gross premise is an incredible bland movie where little happens and there are only so many times they can get angry before it becomes boring.
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You can get a lot of mileage out of sexual deviancy and bad Michael Caine impressions
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e X posted:I am genuinely surprised that Blame it on Rio is in the top three for so many people. They just hate it so much.
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Mar 13, 2016 17:20
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Hail Caesar is one of my favourites, I'm surprised nobody else has mentioned it yet.
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Nukie Rocky IV Brainscan
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e X posted:I am genuinely surprised that Blame it on Rio is in the top three for so many people. Some episodes of the show are good because of the impressions. Others because of the bizarre scenarios the guys make up for the characters. Blame It on Rio is good because of the extreme moral outrage and disgust. They get hopping mad like in no other episode over a movie no one has ever seen.
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I don't get the love for Pippi, myself. It's a ridiculous movie but it's so surreal on its own that you can't really make jokes about it.
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ravenkult posted:I don't get the love for Pippi, myself. It's a ridiculous movie but it's so surreal on its own that you can't really make jokes about it. It's the horse.
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Mar 13, 2016 18:36
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Terrorist Fistbump posted:Some episodes of the show are good because of the impressions. Others because of the bizarre scenarios the guys make up for the characters. Blame It on Rio is good because of the extreme moral outrage and disgust. They get hopping mad like in no other episode over a movie no one has ever seen. It stays on track the whole time because there's so much to talk about. Those are my favorite episodes, Wild In The Streets, Wired (which is amazing for such an early episode) and Deadly Friend are great examples of that.
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Mar 13, 2016 18:50
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ravenkult posted:They just hate it so much. "Michael Caine's name in this movie should be Rio!"
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Corek posted:"Michael Caine's name in this movie should be Rio!"
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