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2:00 - Movie Discussion

41:29 - Cast & Crew/Awards

51:55  - Pop Culture

1:02:03 -  Rankings & Ratings

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Join actor Vince Cusimano and me as we discuss (and defend) the 1976 Sam Elliott classic. 

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On the 74th episode of the Slice By Slice podcast, Jesse and Josh dive into madness and cover Cosmic Horror with Color Out of Space (2019) and Event Horizon (1997). Recorded on 11/13/2022.

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• What We Watched
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  • Color Out of Space (2019)
  • Event Horizon (1997)
• Outro

Masters of the Middlebrow and hosts of Dadcore Cinema Club Podcast, Brandon & Charlie, join us to discuss the Space Race drama 'Apollo 13', a technically masterful ode to the patriotism & resolve of Cold War America released as Boomers were forced to reckon with the ideological drift of the 90s - Helmed by one of our most proficient journeyman, Ron Howard.

The crew take to the LEM and avoid gimbal lock while discussing the film's blend of distinctive Dadcore characteristics, the invisible pleasures of a true journeyman director operating at peak performance, and Tom Hanks's career-long fascination with the act of urinating.

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A darker version of Star Trek? Um, no, there's not a Federation captain who's had to deal with the hell in a handbasket that is the Event Horizon. Co-hosts Robert Lendrum and Jamie Roberts review this cult classic and look at the depiction of the Hell (or is it hell?), how horror and sci-fi come together, and what this cast of characters did to deserve this?! Why is there a black hole in the ship? Is sticking your finger in it a good idea? What's the difference between Hell and sci-fi hell? Do we care about the survivors? This is not the luxury space travel we were promised.

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Kurt & Chris from Parents Just Don't Understand return to discuss the lean, mean and underseen 1997 thriller 'Breakdown' starring Kurt Russell, Kathleen Quinlan, and indelible character actor J.T. Walsh. We discuss the simple pleasures of discovering a great movie while watching cable TV, the film's economical mastery of multiple subgenres, and the 90s resurgence of hicksploitation cinema as managerial class gratification.

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Eyes? Where we're going we don't need eyes (or a standard post production timeline). Join us this week as we delve into the pits of our own despair with Paul W.S. Anderson's: Event Horizon.


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Did a gas station attendant give us bad directions somewhere along the way? This week’s Spooky Tuesday took us into radioactive territory with The Hills Have Eyes (2006), a Wes Craven reboot that explores both global and domestic politics, the desolation of the desert, and a shockingly relevant pair of yabbos.