planes trains automobiles

We have covered John Candy and Steve Martin before on this show.  But what happens when these two icons of comedy combine forces?  Well you get the 1987 classic "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" directed by John Hughes.  With Thanksgiving right around the corner, this movie was always in rotation around this time of year in our VCR's.  We go over all the funny and iconic scenes, plus much more!!

YouTube version HERE (https://youtu.be/3qKtgwzdozA)

During the Break:  Spoof of "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins

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Brad Koszo, from the A Film By podcast, returns to discuss one of the only good Thanksgiving movies ever. Is it John Hughes' best movie? Is it John Candy's? Steve Martin's? Join us and laugh along to our discussion of Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.

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On tonight's exciting adventure into Binge-Watching:

• Midnight Meat Train is a better adaptation than Hellraiser---WHAT?
• How does the magic work in this movie anyway?
• Will Smith and Kevin Hart are remaking Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, but they could just make a road trip movie during Thanksgiving.

This week we review Clive Barker's magic noir film, Lord of Illusion, we talk our favorite bits whether they resemble Hellraiser or not, did someone say James Belushi was a horror movie fan, we discuss the top Clive Barker adaptations, and what to binge from this prolific fantasy-horror writer, and we talk about watching Money Heist, Red Sun, and revisting Addam's Family.

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Next week we finish our summer horror movie marathon #summerslash with Scream from 1981.

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