Episode 180 Bored In The USA

Well it's been over three months since our last show and with the shelter in place order it may be a while longer before we get back on schedule.  In the mean time here's an update, a tribute to Dickie Goodman, and a bit of humor to help lighten the mood in these dark times.

Cinema Toast Crunch hits its milestone 200th episode this time with possibly the greatest film of all time, Citizen Kane.  Plus new release news.

What's a Thanksgiving with out some leftover turkey?  This week we have a battleship sized turkey in the 1957 classic The Giant Claw.  We also discuss new releases.

Recorded on Thanksgiving day, it's a full house as we discuss We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story.  Plus new release news, Brett's take on Knives Out and who we lost in the world of entertainment last week.

The CTC crew offers a bonus episode this week featuring our take on Walt Disney's The Fox And The Hound.  It's a slim trim episode with just the movie talk and what we watched last week.

This week we've got a short show as Garvis 2 is flying solo.  He discusses Ron Howard's directorial debut for Roger Corman, Grand Theft Auto.  Also a look at new releases on home video and in theaters.

This week step back to 1971 and meet one of the most iconic characters of the day, Billy Jack.  With his kung fu moves and sense of justice, Billy was the perfect hero for those turbulent times.  Plus new release news.

It's a listener request this week as we examine The Manchurian Candidate from 1962.  Also new release news, celebrity deaths, and a quick review of The Banana Splits Movie.

This week we close out our Halloween horrors month with 2005's monsters in the underground cave saga, The Cave.  We also discuss what's new in theaters and on home video and who we lost in the industry this last week which leads to a discussion of Days of Our Lives.

Here's a little something extra for your trick or treat pail, a bonus episode of Creatures From The Features discussing Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula in the 1931 Universal classic.  Enjoy!  Also thanks to Mattia Capelli for the CFTF theme music.