Episode 136: Red Maze (1989) vs. The Ice Cream Man (1983)

John & Pat compare the two rarest ’80s B-movies out there – you can’t find these on Amazon! Or Wikipedia. Or IMDB. Don’t even try. In fact, skip this episode, because you’ll never see these films.

Red Maze
The Ice Cream Man

Episode 135: The Go-Betweens – 16 Lovers Lane vs. Taylor Swift/Ryan Adams – 1989

In a first for the podcast John & Pat attempt to compare three things at once. The presence of a third option confuses them enough that they both lose the power of speech. Listen closely for when John uses the aural power of Mime to describe how Taylor Swift is better than Ryan Adams.

The Go-Betweens – 16 Lovers Lane
Taylor Swift – 1989
Ryan Adams – 1989

Episode 134: Zardoz vs. Showgirls w/ Michael Morris

Michael returns to try to convince John & Pat that Zardoz and Showgirls aren’t just utter garbage made by garbage people. Does he succeed? You’ll have to listen to find out. Hint: he doesn’t.

Zardoz
Showgirls

Episode 132: Young Adult vs. While We’re Young with Adam Fangman

Adam Fangman from the Ponering Zoo podcast joins the guys to talk about two movies made by professionals and starring actors. If you listen closely, you might even learn who the key grips were!

Young Adult
While We’re Young

Episode 130: The Late Show With Stephen Colbert (John vs. Pat)

What no one has been clamoring for: It’s Pat vs. John for the soul of America! They don’t even bother talking to each other this episode, instead preferring to go on separate rambling monologues about the new Late show. At least, I assume that’s what they do – I didn’t listen to this one.

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Episode 129: Sixteen Candles vs. Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

John & Pat look at two beloved ’80s teen comedies and finally come to understand the old saying “You can’t go home again.” Strangely, they also come to understand the meaning of “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.”

Sixteen Candles
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Episode 128: Red Dwarf vs. Other Space

John & Pat take a look at the not-too-crowded subgenre of science fiction comedy. Intentional comedy, we mean, not like those Star Wars prequel debacles (that Pat loves like the asylum patient he is [or should be]).

Red Dwarf
Other Space

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