Junkfood Cinema Brian Salisbury
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- TV & Film
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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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Starchaser: The Legend of Orin
The greatest 3D movie the makers of Starchaser could...make!
The fantasy experience for the whole family...but maybe not the kids!
Enjoy, my little water snakes!
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The Black Cauldron
Legend tells of a Disney movie so fraught with the hexes of a cursed production that it vanished from the Earth for almost 15 years.
Now, Brian & Cargill invite you to draw your swords and hurl yourselves into The Black Cauldron.
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Miller's Crossing
Whats the rumpus? Today it just so happens to be Brian and Cargill waxing high hat on the early Coen Brothers triumph: Miller's Crossing.
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American Psycho with Scott Weinberg
Scoot Weinberg joins Brian in Paul Allen's apartment to dissect the possibly completely misunderstood American Psycho.
This one is utterly insane.
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Rocky II
In honor of Carl Weathers, Brian and Cargill go 15 rounds with one of the greatest sequels of all time: Rocky II!
Be Peace.
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Groundhog Day
Well it’s Groundhog Day...again, and we couldn’t think of a better day—or movie—to kick off the new JFC miniseries: FebruMurray!
Brian and Cargill discuss why Harold Ramis’ 1993 comedy of reiteration is a perfect film. They also go Tobo loco, ponder the handsomeness of Dan Levy, and argue why Michael Shannon should main event at Wrestlemania.
Download and share this episode like there’s no tomorrow!
Customer Reviews
Let’s let Brian Sing!
By far my favorite podcast out there. I do have one suggestion. Please Cargill, let Brian sing more often! He has the voice of an angel and he deserves to show it off much more often. The audience is literally clamoring for it.
Review redux
I Previously submitted an extremely eloquent and moving review, extolling the virtues (?) of Brian and Cargill, including the positive influence they’ve had on my recovery from the covid doldrums. With the power of their delightfully insightful snapper banter i have been able to drop a full pants size. So i am attempting once again to extend my deep gratitude to b&c, and in the most sincere tones I am capable of encourage all to listen and join in.
chuck
Half good
Hearing how “offended” you guys are by movies gets a little old. I can only imagine you both never attend a stand-up comedy show; as offended as you get with nothing. Sidebar: But you have absolutely no problems whatsoever with stereotyping other groups. Maybe the people who wrote the movies you’re offended by had the same feeling of moral superiority that you guys have(looking at you bri guy). It’s pretty messed up how you guys depict anyone that lives in the midwest/rural America, as dumb rednecks and any other insults you can think of. Your place of moral superiority is where most ignorance and intolerance stem from. I live in rural America and most people I have met, are nothing but nice as can be. Not the hollywood stereotype; just a fyi guys.