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Since 2009 the Bad Movie Fiends podcast has sought out the absolute best B-movies and genre films we can find. 1 Star? We're in!
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BMFcast599.5 – Mailbag Variety Hour – Good Luck on your GED, Oppenheimer
The penultimate episode has us giving our top 10 BMFcast movies, but also gets turned over to you, the listeners, as we read and play many, many emails and voicemails from you all. We laugh, we cry, we learn some new things. It’s a lot, but that’s ok. We award the listeners 5 Jox!
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BMFcast599 – China Strike Force – Kung Foolio
China Strike Force (2000) lets us test The Coolio Principle in our penultimate episode. He and Mark Dacascos are gangsters who want a piece of China’s drug trade. Our heroes (Aaron Kwok & Leehom Wang) are there to put a stop to it. It’s from the director of Rumble in the Bronx (Stanley Tong) so… Continue Reading BMFcast599 – China Strike Force – Kung Foolio
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BMFcast 598 – Bloodfist V: Human Target – Farewell, Steve
Bloodfist V: Human Target (1994) bids a fond farewell to Steve James, in his final feature film role. Don “The Dragon” Wilson is an amnesiac gunshot wound victim who everyone wants a piece of, on both sides of the law. Who was he working for? Why did he get shot? All will be answered, sort… Continue Reading BMFcast 598 – Bloodfist V: Human Target – Farewell, Steve
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BMFcast 597 – Cage – Of Mice and MMA
Cage (1989) returns Reb Brown and Lou Ferrigno to the show. It’s the story of two Vietnam vets who made it home, but one suffered brain damage saving the other. They now own a bar and get caught up in some very shady business involving cage fights. There’s a lot going on here and a… Continue Reading BMFcast 597 – Cage – Of Mice and MMA
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BMFcast 596 – Sugar Hill – Baron Zombie
Sugar Hill (1974) is our final Blaxploitation History Month movie, and thankfully it’s a banger. Diana “Sugar” Hill’s boyfriend is murdered by the mob. She then does what anyone would do; goes to her voodoo priestess grandmother, who calls on Baron Samedi to summon zombies to do Sugar’s revenging. Don’t sleep on this one, it’s… Continue Reading BMFcast 596 – Sugar Hill – Baron Zombie
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BMFcast 595 – Twin Sitters – Chekov’s Paintball Gun
Twin Sitters (1994) aka The Babysitters completes our journey through the twin filmographies of the Barbarian Brothers. This time our pair of giant men are tasked with protecting two rich twins whose uncle has angered a very shady George Lazenby. Hijinks, as always, ensue. Can these cartoon men and their much smaller wards charm us… Continue Reading BMFcast 595 – Twin Sitters – Chekov’s Paintball Gun
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Update: For people who like to find the good in the “bad”
The below is still valid, but during the pandemic the BMFcast continued to chug along in some form. For other podcasts this is because it is how they make money. For these guys it is because they enjoy doing this. The money they get goes to better equipment (the audio quality shows) and supplies them with more subject matter. They don’t make Rogan money and could have called it quits. The pandemic could have broken them, but it didn’t. The chemistry and commitment is what makes this worthwhile to the listener.
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Most of the general public likes to write off low budget or lowbrow movies, but not the BMF cast crew. They have a talent for picking out why some movies are great for achieving what they set out to do. For example, does Andy Sidaris deliver in his “Bullets, Bombs, and Babes” series? Does Ricochet achieve insane action and over the top performances?
It’s easy to pick a movie and make fun of it’s failings, which they do with an occasional pun thrown in, but it takes a kind of love and respect for these films to pick through all the individual aspects that make them great. Yes, Charles Band’s Dollman is boring, but at least someone took the time to build decent models for it. Amityville 2 has a storyline that is terrible, but how great was the camera work? Every Albert Pyun movie manages to be incredibly boring, but at least the premise is amazing (spoiler for Pyun, the awesome premise does not make it worth watching).
If you’re a typical passive lover of movies, I’d recommend listening to this. After a few episodes you’ll start actively paying attention to the little things movies will do such as music cues, framing shots certain ways, or nearly killing stuntmen.
The only downside: a terrible “TTT” in their livestream.
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this is how i pass the work days, by playing this on the ol headphones and laughing out loud like a mad man haha. check them out and give them the 5 stars. you wont be dissapointed...if so you can punch me in the face =) D-TANK
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