Thank you, gents, for another classic episode. I had no idea about this movie until I watched it the other day. Love the pod!

Reb Brown's claim to fame is starring as "Slab Hardchunk" in Space Mutiny -the best episode of Mystery Science Theater 2000 ever!

Fuck yes. I learned my lesson now to NOT listen to the audio, because I know the video is coming shortly... Thank you Ringer team.

George C. Scott made this and the Changeling a year later. Both movies are master classes in acting.

The stuff about George C Scott had me rolling. My favorite George C. Scott moment -- Excorcist 3, where he's up thrown up against the wall and screams as only George C Scott can: "I believe in murder. I believe in pain. I believe in cruelty and infidelity. I believe in slime and stink and every crawling, putrid thing...." 😂

One of the most 70s film ever filmed in the 1970s. It's not perfect but I love every moment of it.

1:20:00 CR doing his best work

1:14:08 to see Bill’s heart break when he finds out it’s “Juizzum Jim” not “Jim Jizzum”

Bill - I work in front of a computer all day and the Ringer in my savior . You are the podcast messiah and Sean and Chris are the disciples . I’ll burst out laughing periodically during the day and get looks . Just couple requests : 1. Consider renaming Deion Waters award to Vinnie Johnson heat check award. 2. Put more of big picture podcasts on KZfaq . I’ve seen all the rewatchables . Mahalo

George C. Scott was a legend. That is all.

Tough beat dad pantheon submission: Dae-su from Oldboy?

Please do ‘The Burbs’ Imo any Oscar Tom Hanks won was actually to make up for him not winning for the ‘we’re the sick ones speech’ at the end of this movie!! Besides that ‘we got the Pizza Dude coming’ Love the show!

absolute banger. great movie and great pod

Thank you Bill Simmon.....just thank you

Best Wayne Jenkins yet

The best episodes include mentions of The Combat Zone in Boston.

Great ep, per usual

How the hell was Reb Brown your "That Guy" and you did not even mention Bold Bigflank, Splint Chesthair, Flint Ironstag or Bolt Vanderhuge?

George C Scott to director Mike Nichols while they were working on the play “Uncle Vanya”: “Slap on your wig and get down to the theatre!” There has to be an anecdote where Scott doesn’t seem unpleasant to work with.

Best rewatchables since alien

Featured in Tarantino's book.

you gotta do Body Double some day

I hope they someday invite someone like Joe Dante or another iconic old time cult director to do a podcast. I’m sure he would do it

The holy trinity doing what they do best 😀 Pulp Fiction anniversary coming up... Just saying ✌

I have a feeling Starship Troopers is on the horizon

Great movie, though I actually prefer Vice Squad which is more rewatchable - amazing performances by Season Hubley and Wings Hauser.

4:22 Cruising reference

Here's to the end of Rock Bottom Month. Nowhere but up for all of us sickos.

"Turn it off. TURN IT OFF!!!!"

Bill Simmons is worth hundreds of millions of dollars and we can’t get chapters on his videos 😩

You guys categorize some wild movies as "rewatchables." 😂

Manchester by the Sea tough beat dad all time Goat

Goddamn. Ok. Wasn’t expecting this one to show up. 8mm next?

Did they pull the Magnolia episode?

Waiting for pulp fiction rewatch

What's age the worst, Ramada telling Jake he should break into the business by directing kiddie pron first. I don't know if that's how they referred to barely legal stuff back then, but it could be the worst business advice ever given.

Seeing glasses of water next to laptops makes me squirm. Two years ago I knocked a bottle of water on top of my $3200 MacBookPro and fried it. I'm still scarred by it.

Vice Squad nice.

The Rock Bottom month was such a downer that Bill ended it a week early. Thank goodness! Back to actual rewatchables

I paid $4 to watch this on Amazon Prime. I paid too much.

Need Celtic pride with rusillo

when people talk about white trsh.. what they mean is these three men

TURN IT OFF

Bill acts like he has a life.

This is not a researchable with a movie no one knows or even bother to search for. OMG why why recent episodes all about movies only a handful rewatches

that 60s hangover was drenched in spite and duplicity. you had the Nixon/Cheney/Ford/Reagan/Bush cabal emerging in the background and conservative think tanks and political action catching the naive democrats flat-footed. the rock-rib conservatives had faced a generation of new liberal ideas dawning in fields like psychology and critical theory being made possible by widespread middle class life, education, and the dawning of technology. They were sour. They took the liberal ideas then still in cribs and not sussed out, and instead gave them budget approvals and rollouts inside the machine of conservative strongholds like prison management. Try the liberal ideas out in some places designed to fail and then declare them dead was a big part of the social scene. Inherent in that was the government letting drugs run amock and be tied to crime so government could get some leverage. Flooding the liberal idealistic utopian hippy cities with hopeless capitalism made their peace and love slash sex drugs and rock and roll lifestyle into the palliative treat they get for obeying The System/Man/Machine for forty hours a week. Fighting against a social-democratic western-european style society was the focus of the energy, effort, and expense of our lives back then, if you recall. A few Bronson, Eastwood, Commy-fighting movies later, and you had the old-head generation succeeding in turning back the Boomer generation's initial idealism. Now that same idealism has been reborn a second time in the 1990s and a third time today. Hopefully we don't get duped and tranq'd again as a society by the fascists one more time, but it does look like the internet won't suffice to cease that sick cycle.