4 Facts About 4 Things That Have To Do With 4
The guys go four loco in the first episode of season 4, by looking into four facts about four things that have to do with four. Jamie brings his four from the 80s while Milo brings his from the 90s.
North is often included on lists of the worst films ever made. However, it was made by Rob Reiner. Rob Reiner has made multiple great films over his career. It also has an all-star cast including Elijah Wood, Bruce Willis, Jason Alexander, Julia Loiuse-Dreyfus, and many more. Is it possible that the late great Rob Reiner made one of the worst films ever? Milo and Jamie sit down with a couple of beers and some pizza rolls to find out if it’s true.
In 1981, a movie was made that established the Philippines as... um, well, as a place that makes movies. That movie was the James Bond spoof For Y’ur Height Only, starring Weng Weng as super-secret agent 00. He has the moves, he has the gadgets, and he gets the girl as he rescues a kidnapped scientist and stops the forces of evil from taking over the world.
Starring Meredith Salenger, John Cusack, and Jed, The Journey of Natty Gann follows a young girl during the Great Depression as she travels across the country to reunite with her father. Along the way, she befriends a wolf and a fellow traveler who teaches her how to ride the rails.
Cec Verrell stars as a no-nonsense, tough-as-nails cop in Honolulu, delivering an unforgettable performance in this action-packed, low-budget film. Directed by Cirio H. Santiago, Silk combines gritty fight scenes, intense action, and thrilling moments, and a few unintentional laughs.
In the season 9 premiere of "The 80s and 90s Uncensored" Jamie and Milo are joined by icon of 1980s and 90s movies such as Goonies, Stand by Me, The Lost Boys, and more Corey Feldman. Corey has a new film out called Going Viral, so the guys will talk going viral, tropes from 1980s movies, and how movie promotion has changed over the last 40 years from talk shows to podcasts and YouTube.
During the last episode of season 7 of “The 80s and 90s Uncensored” podcast, Jamie recommended people should see the movie “Indian Summer” without having seen the movie. So, Jamie and Milo sat down and watched the 1993 film written and directed by Mike Binder to see if it is worth watching this summer. Note: This video has a couple swear words in it.
Based on the book of the same name, Bright Lights, Big City follows a young writer living in New York City who resorts to substance abuse in an attempt to escape the pain of losing his mother and being separated from his wife. He spends his nights partying with a friend and struggles to function during the day.
In this episode of Overlooked, Jamie and Milo are joined by Allison McClain Merrill to discuss the 1997 film Northern Lights. The movie stars Diane Keaton, who finds out that her estranged brother Frank has died in a small town, and that she has a nephew she didn’t know about. This film first aired on the Disney Channel and since then Disney has tried to distance itself from the movie. In this review, we try to find out why.
In this episode of Overlooked, the guys look at “Galaxis” (also know as Terminal Force). The sacred crystal, the source of all life, becomes the center of a cosmic struggle. Kyla (Richard Moll) seeks its power, but Ladera (Brigitte Nielsen) races against time to secure the identical crystal on Earth.
The guy's review the overlooked action classic "The Perfect Weapon," starring Jeff Speakman as Jeff Sanders. Jeff is an expert in kenpo karate who tries to help his old friend with the Korean mafia. Jeff uses his martial arts skills to find the man who killed his friend while reconnecting with his family.
In this episode of “Overlooked” the guys take on the 1991 cinematic gem, “Cool as Ice,” featuring the ‘90s sensation, Vanilla Ice. Brace yourself for a wild ride as Vanilla Ice essentially plays himself, cruising on a motorcycle in hot pursuit of a girl. Some stuff happens along the way, but in the grand scheme of things, it’s safe to say that the plot might not be the film’s main attraction, if anything is.
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In this episode of Overlooked, Milo is joined by his darling wife to discuss Double Trouble, one of the many films starring the Italian comedic duo Bud Spencer and Terence Hill. The movie follows the pair as they are hired to act as doubles for two wealthy brothers in Rio de Janeiro after a plot is uncovered to assassinate them.