Category: 70s


BMFcast532 – Boss – Fred Williamsmith

Boss (1974) stars Fred Williamson and D’Urville Martin as bounty hunters in the old west who become the law in a small town to help facilitate the capture of bad guy William Smith. It’s got a funky soundtrack and lots of quotable dialogue that you can never actually quote, ever. But you should definitely watch it. D’Urville Martin is a treat.

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BMFcast Extra 190 – Two Minute Warning

Two Minute Warning (1976) is a film about a sniper at the Super Bowl and the police efforts to stop him. They fail. An all-star cast and a silly script make this somewhat interesting and fun to talk about.

Bonus talk includes discussion of the TV edit of this film which is a completely different movie. It’s wild.

BMFcast Extra 189 – The Shape of Things to Come

The Shape of Things to Come (1979) is a silly sci-fi tale about Jack Palance, lord of the robots, who wants to become emperor of the moon. You should really go check this out on Amazon Prime or wherever it might be streaming now before firing up this latest episode because, wow, this is a thing…

BMFcast522 – The Bees – 1001 Bee Puns

The Bees (1978) is a bee-tier creature feature that sees John Saxon and John Carradine having to contend with a deadly invasion of killer bees. It’s a strategic invasion, as the bees pick and choose their battles. The film also features at least two US Presidents. It’s a nightmare.

BMFcast Extra 187 – Moonshine County Express

Moonshine Country Express (1977) is how we said farewell to actor John Saxon, someone who appears to be much smarter and way more suave than his character in this allows. It’s a watchable yet highly insignificant film that you can enjoy hearing us discuss.

BMFcast507 – High-Ballin’ – Sad Boys 2

High-Ballin’ (1978) is one of those 1970s drive-in flicks that doesn’t demand your attention which is good because it doesn’t deserve it. Jerry Reed and Peter Fonda get up to truckin’ exploits in Canada. 10-4.

BMFcast Extra 174 – Malibu High

Malibu High (1979) is one of the sleaziest movies we’ve watched thus far. 30 year old high schooler Kim breaks up with her boyfriend so she gets mean, does drugs, sleeps with everyone, becomes a hitman and then is killed by police. Enjoy!

BMFcast Extra 166 – Acapulco Gold

Acapulco Gold (1976) is “the Skateball of drug smuggling movies.” Since none of you will get that I’ll explain further. It’s the most laid back, family friendly movie about heroin smuggling you’ve ever seen from 1976 starring Marjoe Gortner (Starcrash). #420BlazeIt

BMFcast Extra 164 – Gold

Gold (1974) features Roger Moore as the assistant manager of a South African gold mine whose actual manager has conspired with Sir John Gielgud to destroy the mine and profit. The plot is revealed in the first 15 minutes but Moore doesn’t know anything about it until the last 15 minutes. In between? Wooing Susannah York for hours and hours and hours…

BMFcast Extra 154 – City on Fire

City on Fire (1979) comes at the tail end of the 70’s disaster craze and it shows. Despite a couple of minutes total of “Grant Page Presents stunt spectacular”, this is a pretty dull tale of an entire city being on fire. How can that possibly be so dull? Tune in.

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