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We conclude Cowpoke Month with new pantheon member, Bob The Girl. July will be all Canadian films, starting with FUBAR (2002).
Looking for more content? We are continuously backfilling our library with classics such as our Hunter S. Thompson 3-part conversation (226-228) and Tom Hanksgiving (729-734).
If you want to check out the full list of topics covered, it can be found here, and we'd love to take requests for re-upload.

Stuart Wellington of The Flop House Podcast joined this week. They discuss bad movies, while Mr. Monopoly co-hosts the sad movie podcast, Bad For Me.
The final topic of cowboy month will be Young Guns (1988).

This movie has the combined writing staff of Predator and Land Before Time.
The final question was a lengthy discussion about favorite songs written for a movie. If you're looking for the time we discussed movie songs BETTER than the movies they were written for, it can be found in episodes 25 - 27 of Tequila Sunrise.
Next week a very special guest joins for The Quick and the Dead (1995).

YEE-HAW, it's coybow month! We compare this film to 227: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Check out another cowboy film we covered, 957: Tombstone (1993)
The next cowboy topic is Wild Wild West (1999).

We conclude our Philadelphia-themed month, "City of Brotherly Shove", with the quintesential Philly movie. After years of Thor teasing a potential in-person gathering, over a dozen people met up over a weekend to explore: the most historic square mile in the US, one of America’s largest and oldest public markets, America's first zoo, The Mütter Museum, The Colonial Theatre, and of course, Wawa.
Cover-art: Scarlet Witch designed the beautiful pantheon member pins and Thor Con program. If you are interested in a limited-edition swag tote bag designed by Thor, e-mail hourofthunder@gmail.com.
Philadelphia-area episodes from past years include: 787: The Blob, 822: 1776, 952: National Treasure, and 971: 12 Monkeys. Joe from Films at First Sight took us on a Blob walking tour of Phoenixville PA and the famous Colonial Theatre, which will be discussed in an upcoming episode.
Join us next month as we tip our cowboy hats to westerns, starting with El Topo (1970).

It's Philly-ish Month and here's Old Tomato Face's review of the episode: "We barely talked about Philly. We barely talked about the movie. We did talk about old radio serials and not the one you're thinking of."
The next episode will be a very special recording from THOR CON Philadelphia, featuring Rocky (1976).