Category: Stargrove


BMFcast 595 – Twin Sitters – Chekov’s Paintball Gun

Twin Sitters (1994) aka The Babysitters completes our journey through the twin filmographies of the Barbarian Brothers. This time our pair of giant men are tasked with protecting two rich twins whose uncle has angered a very shady George Lazenby. Hijinks, as always, ensue. Can these cartoon men and their much smaller wards charm us enough to get Jox? Or will we decide to put out a hit on them?

BMFcast 572 – Return to Savage Beach – Maximum Strainage

Return to Savage Beach (1998) is our final trip into the Andy Sidaris universe. Julie Strain and the whole gang is back, including lots of guns, nudity, and exploding RC vehicles. Will it bring us back to the glory of past Sidaris movies? Time to take off your champagne outfit, hop in the hot tub and find out!

BMFcast 571 – I’m Gonna Git You Sucka – Blaxploitation-ploitation

I’m Gonna Git You Sucka (1988) is Keenen Ivory Wayans’ ode to blaxploitation, and a fitting way to end this year’s Blaxploitation History Month. It’s packed with jokes, as well as BMFcast alums, with Jim Brown, Bernie Casey, Isaac Hayes and even Steve James making appearances. Do the jokes hit as hard as our favorite heroes? Only one way to find out if we’ve found gold or OG’d on chains.

BMFcast527 – Day of the Warrior – Inormous

Day of the Warrior (1996) is the penultimate entry in the Andy Sidaris-verse. It’s not exactly clear what’s going on, but there’s a bad dude (Marcus Alexander Bagwell) doing bad things and the L.E.T.H.A.L. ladies agency or whatever is out to stop them. Rock hard 90s hooters ensue.

BMFcast523 – Shark Night 3D – Shark Day For Night

Shark Night 3D (2011) wasn’t screened in 3D but you can still tell it was in 3D so that’s fun. As for the rest of it… ehhh… there’s a plot twist that takes this in a direction none of us were expecting. What starts as the simple tale of college kids being eaten by a shark living in a Louisiana lake ends up in a wildly different place, and our opinions vary wildly as well.

BMFcast502 – Delivery Boys – Breakin’ the Fourth Wall

Delivery Boys (1985) is a BONKERS tale of delivery boy breakdancers and their quest to win $10,000 in a local contest. Along the way they get tricked into various Penthouse Forum letters situations thanks to their rival, Spider (Mario Van Peebles).

Maki joins us via Skype in the second half and we’ve got a lot of things to discuss, including: The Invisible Man (2020), Horse Girl, Idiocracy, The Edge of Seventeen, The Only Living Boy in New York, The Black Hole and the new Amazon series Hunters. Thanks for listening and stay safe!

BMFcast496 – Mean Johnny Barrows – Destroy Yourself

Mean Johnny Barrows (1975) is Fred Williamson’s directorial debut. It’s the tale of unfortunate soul Johnny Barrows (played by Williamson) and how he’s eventually lured into becoming a mafia hit man. Then things really go wrong for Johnny.

In the second half we’ve got some thoughts on Lucy in the Sky, The Dead Don’t Die, the end of The Good Place, and more on Netflix’s Sabrina show. Enjoy!

BMFcast495 – The Candy Tangerine Man – Pimpultimate

The Candy Tangerine Man (1975) kicks off our 8th annual Blaxploitation History Month! The Black Baron is both the best and worst pimp in southern California, battling invaders on all fronts while also keeping a family in the suburbs!

In the second half we get caught up on 2019 movies with Jojo Rabbit, Doctor Sleep, Terminator: Dark Fate and The Poison Rose. BJ checks in with The Raid 2 and then we get caught up on TV talk with The Outsider, Watchmen, His Dark Materials, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Little America and The Mandalorian . Also, Chuck wants you to watch 1976’s J.D.’s Revenge. Enjoy!

BMFcast437 – Hooper – Bumping the Brat

Hooper (1978) is how we’ve chosen to pay tribute to the late Burt Reynolds, and as it turns out, it might be the Burt-iest movie ever made. Burt’s a stuntman and his friends are stuntmen and they do stunts and tell jokes and then the movie’s over. It’s great!

In the second half we ramble a bit about Flight of the Conchords, The Muppets, New Jack City, Astro Boy and Step Up 3 (not in 3D). Enjoy!

BMFcast364 – Petey Wheatstraw – Alabama Crabs

Petey Wheatstraw (1977) concludes Blaxploitation History Month with the return of Rudy Ray Moore. He’s a man who’s sold his soul to the devil for revenge. Will he end up getting caught as the devil’s son-in-law? More importantly, will RRM make a coherent movie? (Spoiler: NOPE.)

After the break Chuck talks about Arrival (2016) and The Girl on the Train (2016) while Harlo continues the Pinball Project with The Shadow (1994). We also take some listener e-mails. Enjoy!

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