61 episodes
The Robots Took My Podcast! Jordan and Anthony
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- TV & Film
Jordan and Anthony are two buddies who have fun conversations about movies you might have forgotten about or might not have heard of till now. We hope you have as much fun listening as we do talking.
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Roger Corman Tribute - Director, Producer, Maverick, Tightwad!
On this special episode, we pay homage to Roger Corman, a truly unique filmmaker who left a great legacy of cult and exploitation films and who enabled a generation of master filmmakers to rise.
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A Clockwork Orange (1971) Interview with YouTuber Sean Clark - "The Shining" locations, memorabilia collecting and more!
Great conversation with YouTuber, movie filming location documenter, and movie memorabilia collector Sean Clark about "A Clockwork Orange", filming locations for movies such as" "The Shining," "Slaughter High," and the wild world of movie memorabilia collecting.
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Road House (1989) Pain Don't Hurt at the Double Douche!
This episode, we belly up to the bar to see Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliott let their fists do the talking in "Road House". Does this 80s cult classic keep its cool or does it get taken outside? Listen and find out!
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Paris, Texas (1984) - Interview with Hunter Carson - Invaders from Mars, Cheaters and more!
This episode we attempt to run from our pasts, but encounter Hunter Carson, star of "Paris, Texas" on it's 40th anniversary year. We had a great time talking to Hunter. Hope you enjoy the conversation.
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Galaxy of Terror (1981) - A Cheezy, Gory, "Alien" Rip-off!
This episode, we search for signs of intelligent life in the "Galaxy of Terror," a ripoff of the movie "Alien". Does this movie deliver intergalactic chills or does it become our worst nightmare? Listen and join the fun!
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019) A Moody DiCaprio and Manson Mashup!
This episode we question our careers and forget our lines over Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood". Does Tarantino's fond flashback form a bromance with the audience or is it having an existential crisis? Listen and join a fun conversation.