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Junkfood Cinema Brian Salisbury
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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Junkfood Cinema is a shame-free celebration of cult cinema hosted by critic Brian Salisbury and Marvel Studios screenwriter C. Robert Cargill
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JFC Double Stuff: White Water Summer (1987)
Brian & Weinberg pitch their tents with Kevin Bacon during White Water Summer…and they don’t want S’more.
Grab your packs and let’s get deep into the woods!
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Surviving the Game
Brian and Cargill try their best at Surviving the Game!
They hunt for Ice-T, some Ex-lax, and a way to reign in Busey. They also introduce a new game called F. Murray. Kill.
Time to play the game.
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JFC Double Stuff: Double Indemnity
Hard-boiled, deep-fried, and fresh out of the bag!
The first ever episode of The Double Stuff with Brian and Weinberg is a real classic…or at least they are discussing a real classic.
Welcome to the new era!
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Akira
The grand finale of our animation miniseries is also a massive cinematic redemption for Brian.
Listen to, but try not to get too absorbed by, Akira!
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Time Masters (1982)
The long voyage through the universe of animation finds Brian and Cargill orphaned on a distant planet called France in the far-flung future of 1982.
Behold one of the weirdest and most wonderful flicks JFC has ever covered: Time Masters! (a.k.a. The Masters of Time)
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Fire and Ice (1983)
Live from The Firekeep, Brian and Cargill battle an army of subhumans, imposter syndrome, and Thomas Kinkade as they discuss the epic Bakshi/Frazetta team-up: Fire and Ice!
This one's for you, Walt.
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Customer Reviews
Great podcast!
Fun but still in-depth discussion about great Guilty Pleasures. Highly recommended!
Highest recommendation.
You can find a couple of podcasts about obscure, trashy cult movies… But it’s a rarity to find one that’s so easy to listen to. Cargill & Brian have a rapport akin to Gregory Hines & Billy Crystal in Running Scared, and their enthusiasm is infectious to the point it makes me want to watch EVERY movie they cover; even if it’s one that I’ve already seen and deemed meritless.
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