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Shat The Movies is proud to present the film that scared Dick Ebert straight and drove Gene Lyons to realize he wouldn't last a week in prison: 1983's "Bad Boys."

Sean Penn's breakthrough feature film introduced '80s filmgoers to a young Ally Sheedy, a gigantic Clancy Brown and the most dangerous correctional facility in America. It also presented a surprisingly well-developed teen romance, and it taught us all how to use a pillowcase to become barn boss.

In this episode, the Shat Crew discusses how the "Bad Boys" movie poster steals the movie's thunder, how solitary confinement might not be that bad and how the staff of Rainford Juvenile Correctional facility likely was gambling on death matches between children (even though Big D thinks they were doing an OK job).

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Wrapping up our 2 episode arc on the Best Actor of 2008 Oscar nominations, we watched Sean Penn's winning performance as gay rights activist Harvey Milk in MILK.  Please send any and all feedback to anotherlookpod@gmail.com.  Please follow us on Instagram @anotherlookpod, and check us out on Facebook.  Rate/review/subscribe where ever you get your podcasts.

It's the 40th Anniversary of Fast Times at Ridgemont High edition of Rock Sports Radio.  We get into a deep dive of the movie and cast and even have where are they now file. But you know us and sometimes we get off topic and go on rants about other things, it's mostly movie talk though.  Let us know what you think.  Check us out on Twitter or email us at rocksportsradio@gmail.com. 

This week, we watch PTA’s newest film about Los Angeles, the 70s, and waterbeds. Philip Seymour Hoffman’s son Cooper and Alana Haim from Haim star in this hilarious dream of a film. Licorice Pizza (2021), directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.

David Gornoski starts the show by commenting on a Jimmy Dore event that he recently attended. Have the ruling elites in DC created two Americas within our society? What can we derive from the Sean Hannity and Sean Penn discussion on Fox News? What exactly is going on at the ground level in Ukraine? Is Trump out of touch when it comes to the mandated drugs? Listen to the full episode to find out and more.

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If you thought our "Red Dawn" episode was unpredictable and juvenile, buckle up for "Taps." This military-versus-civilians, young-against-old, leaders-versus-condominiums drama from 1981 introduced the world to Sean Penn, Tom Cruise, Timothy Hutton, and the king of wacky screen deaths, Giancarlo Esposito. 

"Taps" also highlighted what was so great about George C. Scott's portrayal of General George S. Patton, what was so terrible about Junior ROTC, how TikTok could have saved Bunker Hill Academy, and why young Gene Lyons always had a coin up his ass.

Hear Judge Ash preside over John Rambo's involuntary manslaughter trial and draw the lines between "Taps" and "Les Miserables." Witness a beloved Gene arguing that "Taps" is basically Shakespeare. And discover the secrets of the Hot Carl and the Stinky Pinky with Dick Ebert.

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Hey bud, let’s party! Greatest hits of fast Times at Ridgemont high, volume 1
Side A
1. Everyone’s on Dope - The Mr. Hands
2. Little Prick - The Damones
3. Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Jerk Off Fantasy Bikini - Phoebe and the MasterCates
4. You Dick - The Spicolis
5. Single Successful Guy - The Ugly Brads

Side B
1. Stacy Needs a Ride - The Banned Parenthoods
2. I Got it from the Network - The Stu Nahans
3. Heart in my Hand - Vargas and the Sankas
4. Awesome, Totally Awesome - The Gnarlys
5. It’s Just He’s So Boring - RATT (ner)

The fellas, David and Nate, catch up on the lives of their favorite billionaires, the indignities of dating, boomers, Sean Penn, and wrap up the spooky season with next to nothing about Halloween but instead the real life horrors of flavored hummus and the stock market.

The weekly movie review edition of the show is here with Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy reviewing ten new films. They remind you of a ‘80s music documentary from SXSW (Under the Volcano) as well as docs about noted activists (Unapologetic, Not Going Quietly). Steve covers a dyslexia drama (Confetti) and the new film by Sean Penn starring his daughter (Flag Day) while Erik settles for Jason Momoa getting sweet revenge vs. Big Pharma (Sweet Girl). After that they tackle new horror films from Neill Blomkamp (Demonic) and David Bruckner (The Night House), a sci-fi noir from one of the creators of Westworld (Reminiscence) and the new action film from Martin Campbell starring Maggie Q and Michael Keaton (The Protégé).

0:00 – Intro

2:30 – Under the Volcano

9:03 – Unapologetic

15:15 - Not Going Quietly

23:34 – Confetti

31:36 – Sweet Girl

41:21 – Flag Day

48:57 – Demonic

1:00:35 – Reminiscence

1:15:15 - The Protégé

1:29:55 – The Night House

1:47:32 - Outro

Acclaimed producer Fernando Sulichin has built his career by working with film giants such as Spike Lee, David Lynch, Sean Penn, and Oliver Stone. Now Fernando has two films debuting at the Cannes Film Festival.

Flag Day is directed by and stars Sean Penn, while JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass is the latest documentary from director Oliver Stone.

JFK Revisited is the follow-up to Stone's political thriller JFK (1991) about the John F Kennedy assassination. Using recently declassified archives – part of a congressional review sparked by the 1991 film – JFK Revisited sheds new light onto this seminal event in American history. 

Fernando talks about his partnership with Stone and how he has gained the trust of high-profile figures such as Fidel Castro, Nelson Mandela and Vladimir Putin. Fernando's strong passion for film comes through loud and clear and has him contemplating stepping behind the camera himself. 

“It’s not about judgment, it’s about discovery.” - Fernando Sulichin

Erin and Paul review two films set in magical-sounding regions of New England: Clint Eastwood's gloomy 2003 crime thriller MYSTIC RIVER, and Donald Petrie's starmaking 1988 romantic comedy MYSTIC PIZZA. Plus: our quick takes on MORTAL KOMBAT, THE MITCHELLS VS. THE MACHINES, BAD TRIP and Q: INTO THE STORM.

In this episode Robin Stebbins interviews David Baerwald, an American composer, songwriter, singer, and musician. He is a man who has the most fascinating life story I have come across to date, filled with experiences so rich it reads like a bad ass fiction novel you can't put down. David is an incredible human being whose songs can be found on 29 million albums sold in the US and Europe. Join David and I as we drink coffee, walk around his New York City Apartment and wind up pillow talking the morning away. I love this beautiful soul, so kind, humble and generous with his time. Grab a warm mug of something, relax your body and enjoy some bedtime stories. To find David: https://www.instagram.com/p/CMiE6S3JZTy/​ To Find Robin: RobinStebbins.com

This week we end out our David Fincher Festival with our friend Pepe Manzo and discuss the wild and fun suspense thriller The Game with Michael Douglas. Make sure to play along with each festival and leave comments so we can interact with you and remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you hear.

This week on Drink in the Movies Michael & Taylor Rescreen Terrence Malick's The Thin Red Line and provide a First Impression on their next Rescreening episode title, Sidney Lumet's Dog Day Afternoon.

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