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.
We’re back! Blaxploitation History Month is back! Rejoice!
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Well, here we are again, wrapping up another session of remote podcasting with hopes of a return to in-studio BMFcast Prime next week. What a journey it has been, again.
As we conclude the Variety Hour, again, we touch upon a number of topics including BJ’s recent health scares, a wide swath of Black History Month content like but not limited to Roots and Blackish, the new Bel-Air reboot, The Office, regular-ass TV, The Big Game, the Jacksonville Film Festival, revisiting films with Dolby Atmos (Blade Runner, John Wick, etc.) and Ridley Scott’s latest offerings House of Gucci and The Last Duel. Enjoy!
Editor’s Note: The audio in this episode is not great. Your humble editor did everything in his power to salvage what he could, but he mostly failed. It is his fault and he is sorry. Next week will sound better.
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Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings (1994) is a lousy sequel to the original cult classic. The characters are gross, the monster is less impressive, the rules don’t seem to sync up with the original… it’s just worse in almost every way imaginable.
This episode was previously premium Patreon content which originally posted on September 30, 2020.
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Resident Evil (2002) features some proper nouns you might recognize from the popular video game series but otherwise has very little to do with those games. It does have a lot of crunchy guitars and baffling character choices however.
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Lots of variety this week as BJ tells of his recent trip to a local renaissance faire where he almost bought a cool hat. Then it’s Q&A time as we answer a whole bunch of your questions about the show, about movies and games, and lots more.
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It is time to give out our Golden Jox awards for our favorite films of 2021! What a year, huh? What a weird, weird year. Will your favorites be our favorites? Come find out! One thing we can all agree on though is that ping pong is not a popular sport in space.
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Pumpkinhead (1988) is a cult VHS favorite directed by Stan Winston. It features a rad movie monster and is barely a movie. Come enjoy two people discovering (and rediscovering) its joys for the very first time.
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Well, we’re back to recording remotely so how about enjoying a Season 2 Premiere episode of the Variety Hour! This time, the boys have some minor-spoilery thoughts about The Book of Boba Fett, Hawkeye, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, The Karate Kid trilogy, The Matrix: Resurrections and Ghostbusters: Afterlife (sorta). Then, your emails! It’s all very exciting! Variety Hour! Yay!
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Kickboxer (1989) is Jean-Claude Van Damme’s… okay look, you all know what Kickboxer is. We watched it.
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2019: After the Fall of New York (1983) is a pre-Children of Men / post-Escape From New York ripoff featuring laser crossbows, monkey men, and the last fertile woman on Earth. Action scenes feature random snippets of OH MY GOD VIOLENCE as well as random flipping and hidden trampolines.
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