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Mari and Greg

We spoil the hell out of our recent watch so you can decide if you will stay clean or soak in this Corpse Tub.

  1. 2d ago

    Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue / Reading, Writing, and Reefer

    Send us Fan Mail Welcome to our annual "live" episode, and this year we brought back Greg's fiance Erica to discuss a couple of ridiculous anti-drug shows. We start with 1990's Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue, and follow it with the documentary Reading, Writing, and Reefer from 1979. In Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue, Saturday morning cartoon characters try to get a 15 year old off drugs. In Reading, Writing, and Reefer, teenagers and experts are interviewed about chronic marijuana use. The cartoon uses all your favorites to sling it's Just Say No agenda, including Michelangelo, which is an odd choice. The documentary has teens talking about their chronic use, a girl smoking a joint on camera, and a boy explaining his process of selling an ounce. Almost every kid in it is high as hell. Yet, somehow, it's the far superior show! We have another question from Lesly! Will you stay clean, or will you soak in this Corpse Tub? Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue is available to stream on YouTube at CARTOON ALL-STARS TO THE RESCUE (1990) FULL MOVIE Reading, Writing, and Reefer is available to stream on YouTube at  Reading, Writing, And Reefer 1979 After School Special Movie images courtesy of YouTube X: @wearecorpsetub Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearecorpsetub Instagram: @wearecorpsetub Email: wearecorpsetub@gmail.com Logo and episode artwork by Mario Wendorf IV Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue is #571. Reading, Writing, and Reefer is #572.

    Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue / Reading, Writing, and Reefer
  2. Aug 11

    Boardinghouse (the Director's Cut and the Theatrical Cut)

    Send us Fan Mail Well, we did more work for this episode than this movie deserves. We watched both cuts of 1982's Boardinghouse, and you get to hear all the disgusting details! Jim opens a boardinghouse where "everyone dies." John Wintergate directs, writes, does the make-up, and stars as Jim and as The Gardener. His wife, Kalassu, stars as Victoria, as well as working as 2nd Director and composer. Both versions suck, but what matter of suck are you willing to watch? Are you drawn to the nausea of the hundreds of wipe 'transitions'  in the TWO AND A HALF HOUR Director's Cut? Or would you prefer Wintergate's version, a mere 88 minutes long, which is filled with boobs and a level of sleaze that rivals John De Hart and Chuck Morrongiello?  We have two questions from Lesly this month! Also, we got our first Fan Mail! Yes, it is real!  Happy Birthday to our hosts, Greg (July) and Mari (August)! Will you stay clean, or will you soak in this Corpse Tub? Boardinghouse (the Theatrical Cut) is available to stream on Prime, Fawesome, Plex, and Tubi, and to rent or buy on Amazon.  Boardinghouse (the Director’s Cut) is available on YouTube at Boardinghouse | HORROR CLASSIC MOVIE | John Wintergate - Kalassu - Lindsay Freeman Movie image courtesy of YouTube. X: @wearecorpsetub Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearecorpsetub Instagram: @wearecorpsetub Email: wearecorpsetub@gmail.com Logo and episode artwork by Mario Wendorf IV Boardinghouse is #485.

    Boardinghouse (the Director's Cut and the Theatrical Cut)

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We spoil the hell out of our recent watch so you can decide if you will stay clean or soak in this Corpse Tub.