tango & cash

This week we resume our tale of the Hell's Decibels spring 2023 tour.  We pick up the narrative at the 2 Minutes to Tulsa festival at the legendary Cain's Ballroom venue in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  From there, we follow the Night Demon lads through their adventures and misadventures at tour stops in St. Louis, MO and Grand Rapids, MI.  Are you out there?  Then tune in for the full behind-the-scenes scoop as the tour rolls ever on.

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• Streaming Audio:  Full Show - 4.1.23 - Cain's Ballroom - Tulsa, OK
• Streaming Audio:  Full Show - 4.3.23 - Red Flag - St. Louis, MO
• Streaming Audio:  Full Show - 4.4.23 - Pyramid Scheme - Grand Rapids, MI
• Streaming Video:  Full Show - 3.4.23 - Red Flag - St. Louis, MO

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Len & Beave explore the life and career of 75-year-old Sylvester Stallone, the only actor in the history of U.S. cinema to have starred in a box office number one film across six consecutive decades.  What movies are his best?  What "Rocky" movie was his best?  Why is his face and speech slightly slurred?  Is "Victory" a good film?  Will he make any more Rambo or Rocky movies?  These questions, and much more, will be answered with the usual EXPERTISE that you've come to expect from the good people at Jagbags.  Tune in NOW!

On this episode of the Where to Stick It Podcast, the lads review Tango & Cash. A 1989 buddy cop movie starring Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell, two well to do cops who are set up by a big-time drug dealer. If you're looking for a plot to nowhere, bad one-liners, and some of the worst acting you've ever seen, listen to this episode first, then go watch the movie.

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For our latest episode we explore the late 80s actioner TANGO & CASH, which stars Sylvester Stallone, Kurt Russell, Teri Hatcher, Jack Palance and a dude with a really big chin. The production was a troubled mess that involved rewrites, a new director and all kinds of other issues that made us wonder how it even made it into theaters. Sure, it's a fun enough flick, but man is it a crazy mess chock full of one-liners, explosions, bloody shoot outs and even ends with a freeze frame high five! Seriously, WTF Happened To This Movie?