153 episodes
SLUGFEST - VOD Action Movies SLUGFEST Media
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5.0 • 9 Ratings
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At SLUGFEST, we're all about Video On Demand action films. Hosted by Ryan Cahill and Brant Henne, we break down the good, the bad, and the downright turrible of action movies. Join us as we talk all things action, and get recommendations to fill your queue with must-watch flicks! SLUGFEST Theme by: David Dumais and Mike Craigs - www.soundcloud.com/diriglow
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Action U.S.A. (1989)
A classic, no-budget Lethal Weapon rip-off. Things explode. Breasts are bared. People are shot. More things explode.
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Hidden Strike (2023)
They said it couldn't be done. Well Jackie Chan and John Cena proved them wrong. They pair two comedy action stars to make the most forgettable movie of the year. Bravo.
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The Venture Bros.: Radiant Is the Blood of the Baboon Heart (2023)
Good Lord; this episode is more meandering than The Venture Bros. TV show for which this very special movie is a definitive conclusion. Special guest Scott Mountain taps in for Ryan.
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Escape (2012)
The slugs watch a fun chase movie set in medieval Norway with preposterous setup. Are you really expecting us to believe that a massive pandemic could fray social norms, set people against each other, and the ensuing chaos would have deadly consequences!? Pshaw, we say. Pshaw! We kid; A=actually the movie is quite good.
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Extraction II (2023)
Tyler Rake is back for more action, and so are the slugs. It's a must-watch love fest and maybe the best UncleFight ever put on film.
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Extraction (2020)
The slugs take in a white savior movie with an insane body count. Shakespeare, this is not. But Shakespeare also never had a guy blowing dudes away with a handgun a range of less than three feet. Unless you count the Duke of Exeter from Henry V.
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Love this show!
Ryan and Brant are a hilarious team. Their “drink every time…” segment never fails to crack me up. The show’s format is lively and extremely fast moving, and the observations you’ll hear are smart and funny without ever being condescending to the films under discussion. These two guys are genuine fans of the DTV genre, and that makes all the difference.
SLUGFEST is great, even if the movies are terrible
Love talking through bad movies? Nostalgic for action-heroes past their prime? Ever found yourself looking for a way to combine the two? Then look no further, SLUGFEST is exactly what the doctor ordered.
Brant & Ryan deliver the perfect amount of critique and comedy to keep you engaged. A genuinely funny duo, they share their insight and address what everyone in the room is thinking while watching these films: Who made this, and why?
You’ve already seen the movie, so why not tune in and get a better understanding of why these dumpster fire VOD films exist? Trust me, you won’t be disappointed (or at least anywhere near as disappointed as you were when the credits rolled...)