Join us for our review of Small Soldiers a very weird movie the three of us grew up watching about super advanced toy soldiers waging war on their Gorgonite Scum enemies and the suburban neighborhood they inhabit. It featured some funny performances from David Cross, Denis Leary and especially Phil Hartman. We hope you like this return to the world of Joe Dante! Not since they days of The 'Burbs... Join us again next time for 1989's Road House!

We recently had a conversation centered around Sonic the Hedgehog, comparing the weirdass new live action trailer with an earlier fan film and also talking about the games and the even weirder fan base! Mack drops in a sports update to wrap it up. Enjoy!

This week we review Shrek 2, the massively successful sequel to the massively successful film about a green guy who eats bugs and bathes in filth. Was it better or worse than the original? Why was the king such a wuss? What was up with Pinocchio's under garments? Why is Donkey so annoying this time? These questions in more in the modern day School of Athens that is Mondo Cool Movie Dudes. Join us next time for Small Soldiers! You can find the Allstar remixes we used here; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OefTRnhH1V0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss7q8bTDskU&t=12s

That’s right, we’re not dead yet! For the first time in 14 months we’ve re-emerged to bring you our long promised review of 1985’s Mask, starring Eric Stoltz, Cher and Sam Elliott. It’s the story of a seriously disfigured kid who’s pretty much raised by a biker gang, but still gets the most out of life. It turns out to be anything but the Hallmark Hall of Fame style schlock fest that we envisioned. Thanks for waiting, and join us again soon for 2004’s Shrek 2!

Enjoy these highlights from our review of The Ravaged House: Zoroku's Disease. It's a story of a family in rural Japan dealing with a bizarre illness and their jerkoff neighbors. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-30-the-ravaged-house-zorokus-disease-2004?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of the utterly bizarre and plotless Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-29-aqua-teen-hunger-force-colon-movie-film-for-theaters-2007?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of The 'Burbs, the 80s suburban horror comedy starring Tom Hanks and Bruce Dern. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-28-the-burbs-1989?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of the not so beloved 2000 live action version of How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-27-how-the-grinch-stole-christmas-2000?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of the pilot episode of the classic '90s bizarro murder mystery, Twin Peaks. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/twin-peaks-pilot-episode-1990?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of 2012's ThanksKilling 3, probably the weirdest holiday-themed movie ever made. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-25-thankskilling-3-2012?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of Escape from L.A., the wacky '90s sequel to John Carpenter's '80s cult classic, Escape from New York. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-24-escape-from-la-1996?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of one of the greatest films of the twentieth century, Evil Dead II, the perfect combination of classic horror, slapstick comedy and '80s style practical effects. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/evil-dead-ii?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of Brian de Palma's 1974 rock opera cult classic, Phantom of the Paradise. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-22-phantom-of-the-paradise-1974?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights of our review of Escape from New York, John Carpenter's 1981 post-apocalyptic cult classic. You can check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/escape-from-new-york?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Enjoy these highlights from our review of 2004's Lizard Baby, a story of fatherhood and creative madness. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-20-lizard-baby-2004?in=mondocoolmoviedudes/sets/mondo-cool-movie-dudes-podcast

Join us for our first real new review in a while, of The Ravaged House: Zoroku's Disease, the 4th entry in Hideshi Hino's Theater of Horror! This movie's a bit more serious and dramatic than the previous entries in the series but still sparked a fun conversation. Join us next time for 1985's Mask!

Enjoy these highlights from our review of The Ref, the '90s Christmas comedy where Dennis Leary holds an obnoxious rich family hostage. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-19-the-ref-1994

Enjoy these highlights from our ThanksKilling review, the movie about a 500 year old turkey out for revenge on some really dumb college kids. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-18-thankskilling-2009

Enjoy these highlights from our review of one of the more ridiculous Friday the 13th sequels, Jason X. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/jason-x

Enjoy these highlights from Wes Craven's The People Under the Stairs, one of the better '90s horror movies out there. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-16-the-people-under-the-stairs-1991

Enjoy these highlights from our review of Highlander, the '80s fantasy epic featuring Sean Connery as the most Scottish sounding Spanish dude ever. Check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/highlander

Enjoy these highlights of our insanely brutal review of Dragonball: Evolution, one of the worst movies any of us have ever seen. If you're a fan of this movie, we sincerely apologize because we were not charitable. You can hear the full review here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-14-dragon-ball-evolution-2009

Enjoy these highlights from our review of Deadpool, a really fun comic book movie that doesn't take itself very seriously.

Enjoy these highlights from our review of the stupid but oddly lovable Cocktail, starring Tom Cruise, the ultimate in '80s schlock. You can check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/cocktail

Enjoy these highlights from our review of Guardians of the Galaxy. We don't usually review superhero/comic book stuff, since there's already so many podcasts with the words nerd of geek in their name who probably do a much better job of it. We hope we didn't bust on this one too hard for the Marvel fanboys out there! You can hear the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/guardians-of-the-galaxy

Enjoy these highlights from the shortest movie we're ever reviewed, the moody and atmospheric Dead Girl Walking, part of Hideshi Hino's Theater of Horror. It resulted in one of shortest episodes but also one of the most fun to record. You can check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-10-dead-girl-walking-2004

Enjoy these highlights from our review of O Brother, Where art Thou?, the Coen Brothers movie based on The Odyssey set in 1937 Mississippi that had a soundtrack that was on the charts for one billion weeks. You can check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-9-o-brother-where-art-thou-2000

Enjoy these highlights from our review of Dune, the underrated 1980s David Lynch sci fi freak show. Whether or not it's our best episode, it was definitely one of the most fun to record. You can check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-8-dune-1984

Enjoy some highlights from our review of Super Mario Bros., not only the first ever film adaptation of a video game but also one of the weirdest. Is it really as bad as everyone says? You can check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-7-super-mario-bros-1993

Enjoy these highlights from our review of one of the most entertaining movies we've ever done, and really one of the greatest motion pictures of all time, Wild Zero, a true rock 'n' roll jet movie. You can check out the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-6-wild-zero-1999

Enjoy these highlights from our review of Brad Pitt's 2013 zombie snoozefest, World War Z. You can here the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-5-world-war-z

Enjoy these highlights from one of our most bugnuts episodes, Shrek. Hopefully you'll get some ogresized laughs out of it. You can hear the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-4-shrek-2001

Enjoy some highlights from our third episode, Die Hard. This is pretty long for a clip show, but keep in mind the original episode is like 153 minutes. You can check out the original episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/die-hard-redo-edit

Enjoy some highlights from our second episode, One Magic Christmas. You can hear the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/episode-2-one-magic-christmas-1985

So today we're starting a new initiative. We're trying out the idea of putting up short highlight reels of our back episodes, beginning of course with the one that started it all, The Boy From Hell. The aim is to create more time manageable episodes with more laughs per minute. We hope you enjoy! To check out the original episode, go here: https://soundcloud.com/mondocoolmoviedudes/the-boy-from-hell

Join us four our review of the elaborately titled Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters, based on the popular Adult Swim show. It’s a movie that raises a lot of questions but leaves some unanswered. But hey, for a movie about an out of control exercise machine designed by a talking watermelon from outer space, it’s pretty damn funny. Tune in all the way to the end for a special offer! Join us next time for The Ravaged House: Zoroku’s Disease!

Join us for our review of 1989’s The ‘Burbs, from back before Tom Hanks was Big Bank Hanks, and he mostly starred in comedies. What would you do if some weird Germans moved into your neighborhood and shortly after, the old man next door disappeared? Hanks deals with all that, along with his two oddball neighbors driving him crazy. New year, new memes, on Mondo Cool Movie Dudes! Join us next time for Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters!

Join us for episode 27, our take on Ron Howard’s not so beloved version of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, starring Jim Carrey. This one reminded us a bit of Shrek, as it featured quite a bit of adult humor for a supposed kids’ movie, and a green protagonist. What’s up with the Grinch’s growth rate? Is Christmas this movie’s allegory for God? Do 6 year olds really get burned out on the holidays? All that and more in this episode. Join us next time for 1989’s The 'Burbs!

Join us for our review of the Twin Peaks pilot episode, both with and without the closed ending. Sorry about the delay on this one, Mack had a bad case of the sniffles. It tells the story of a small town murder mystery and all the weirdos involved. Who killed Laura Palmer? Why does Leo talk like that? And what’s the deal with that closed ending? Join us again next time for 2000’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas!

Join us for our landmark 25th episode, in which we celebrate the season with one of the most bizarre, perplexing movies we’ve ever reviewed, 2012’s ThanksKilling 3. We get an inside look on the villainous Turkie’s family life, the relationship between a space worm and a robot rock monster, and everyone’s favorite cliche, a rapping granny. What a feast. Join us next time for our review of the pilot episode of Twin Peaks!

Snake is back! And so are we, with 1996’s Escape from L.A. It takes place in a world where a religious fundamentalist nutjob becomes dictator of America, and every moral infraction, right down to card playing, gets you booted out of the country, and the U.S. is about to get invaded by a coalition that includes the likes of Uganda and Cuba! If that run on sentence sounds good to you, you might just dig this movie. Also, we marvel at the size of Bruce Campbell’s forehead, Snake’s surfing ability, and just how cheap the CGI looks in this flick. Join us next time for Thankskilling 3!

JOOIIIIN USSS for our first ever review of a sequel, Evil Dead II! This one’s coming out post-Halloween, due to the Deadites possessing Audacity. What can we say about this one that hasn’t already been said? Probably not much, but we think we made a pretty fun episode anyway. Even if you haven’t seen it, you’ve probably seen this series referenced somewhere, whether it was the TV show Spaced or the Duke Nukem games. This one is a true no-holds-barred, adrenaline fueled thrill ride like no other! But be warned, this movie includes GRAPHIC hand holding! Also, how did Mack get into that yacht club? Why is Ash driving in the middle of the road? Why was the blood so fizzy? We attempt to answer those questions and more in this entry. Thanks for listening! Join us again next time 1996’s Escape from L.A.!

So getting a recording done for Evil Dead II continues to elude us (more on that later), but luckily we were able to get this Halloween time off-topic done. The conversation veers all over the place, but it starts with Mack’s rundown of the Halloween film series and Sean’s take on the newly-released Cult of Chucky. He also compares and contrasts the book and film versions of The Shining and we talk some horror video games. Mack delves into the Civil War book he’s reading (who cares), and then conversation veers everywhere from our college careers, politics, and even sports! It’s no Evil Dead II, but we hope you guys enjoy this one! Our Evil Dead II review should be here sometime soon.

This Rocktober, join us for the episode so Beefy it took us a few months to create. We make our first venture into the '70s with Brian De Palma's Phantom of the Paradise. How Beefy is Beef? Does the Phantom ever go to the bathroom? Just how short was Napoleon? All that and more as we discuss Winnipeg's favorite cult classic. Join us next time for Evil Dead II! Correction: William Finley sings the song performed on piano towards the beginning of the film. Our bad, Winslow!

Join us for episode 21, the beginning of our second season, as we'll be reviewing 1981's Escape from New York, directed by John Carpenter. Is Snake a bad enough dude to save the president? Will the Duke ever get the Brain he's looking for? Can dudes be cuddly? Tune in, find out. Join us next time for Escape from L.A.! Note: when we talk about Frank Doubleday, Romero, Ed and Evil Ed we're talking about the same guy. Same thing with Hauk, Lee Van Cleef and Angel Eyes.

This week's movie is 2004's Lizard Baby, the third installment in Hideshi Hino's Theater of Horror, the series that started it all. Sadly, Keith was not available for this edition so we were back to the two-man crew not seen since the days of World War Z! Lizard Baby is a Twilight Zone-style story of a man who seems to be the only one weirded out by his new son being some kind of reptile-or is it? The screenplay he's writing seems to be coming to life! We also discuss contemporary slang, what the vice-president might think of this unconventional family and tasteful lizard baby nudity. Join us next time for Escape from New York, which we'll be following up with its sequel, Escape from L.A.!

Join us for our Mondo Cool Chrimbus Special, featuring Bryan, where we'll be reviewing 1994's The Ref, the movie where Denis Leary plays a “cat burglar” of a different kind who bites off more than he can chew. He's forced to deal with his hostages, the most annoying couple in Connecticut, played by Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis. The real pain begins when Spacey's mom shows up. We also discuss the intelligence of dogs, Malcolm in the Middle and what video game you should be able play as Denis Leary in. Merry Chrimbus and Happy Holidays! Join us next time for 2004's Lizard Baby. Thanks for listening!

Join us for our (late as always) Thanksgiving spectacular in which we'll be reviewing 2009's ThanksKilling, a low budget movie about a talking turkey killing a bunch of walking stereotypes. It's actually not too bad, especially considering the budget. We also broke out an impromptu Quad City DJs medley, so that's worth the price of admission right there, not that there is one. Next time we'll be turning our attention towards Christmas with 1994's The Ref. Enjoy and thanks for listening!

So here's another (very late) Halloween-themed episode in which we review 2001's Jason X, directed by James Isaac. We dip our toes in the waters of Crystal Lake (Crystal Lake Research Facility, that is) in our first attempt at an entry from the Friday the 13th series. The film gives us a fascinating look into the future, like how stupid everyone's apparently still going to be, how much of a freak the professors are and how little clothing you're required to wear on an interstellar field trip. Enjoy! Join us next time for ThanksKilling! Keith's spooktacular tune from the outro can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/mondo-nugget/biohazard-busters

On this edition of Pass the Peanuts we had the exciting opportunity to talk to Nick Hunt, the film maker striving to put Central Florida back on the horror map with his upcoming film Safe Place, currently in pre-production. Nick tells us how he plans on making a movie that's a game-changer in the horror genre. He also tells us how he got in touch with the legendary Lloyd Kauffman (who'll be in the film in a cameo role) and when he expects the film to be released and gives some great advice for the wannabe movie makers of the world. We also had a really fun conversation about horror movies in general and the Friday the 13th series in particular, along with the future of the Power Rangers and which movies are just too damn sick for comfort. We hope this talk will get you as excited for Safe Place as it did us! Enjoy. Check out Safe Place at these links; https://www.facebook.com/safeplacethemovie/ / http://m.imdb.com/title/tt5632104/ / https://twitter.com/safeplacefilm

Get ready to get SPOOKED STOOPID as we review 1991's The People Under the Stairs, directed by Wes Craven. It's the story of Ving Rhames enlisting the help of a 13 year old kid to rob some wealthy slum lords. What could go wrong? Just Everett McGill rocking a gimp suit and a shotgun and Wendy Robie throwing people into boiling water. And we haven't even gotten to the out of work grunge band that lives in the basement. All this and more in this week's entry! MONDO COOL MOVIE DUDES WILL RETURN in JASON X Check out Keith's track featured in the episode here: https://soundcloud.com/mondo-nugget/the-basement

We finally return this week with 1986's Highlander, starring Christopher Lambert, Clancy Brown and Sean Connery, not to mention a rockin soundtrack by Queen. In this time-jumping fantasy epic, we meet such characters as The Kurgan, a brutally insane ancient barbarian bent on decapitating our hero, that one detective from The Big Lebowski playing basically the same character, and the legends of '80s wrestling who are The Fabulous Freebirds. Find out who was nearly decapitated for real on set, and just how many sequels this movie spawned. We hope you enjoy!

Despite the slight delay we hope you enjoy this off-topic omnibus episode. We do a little more digging into our dark pasts with Dragonball Evolution, Mack does his film festival round-up, Keith previews his video game still in development and expounds on his life as an amateur digital musician, and Sean previews his up-coming video game podcast currently in development, entitled The Good Soup Hotel. All that and more in another exciting(?) entry of PASS THE PEANUTS. Highlander review coming soon! Link to Keith's track used in our intro: https://soundcloud.com/mondo-nugget/mystic-future-alpha-formation-squad-delta-6

Today marks our show's six month anniversary, as well as our 14th movie review! We kick things up a notch with 2009's Dragonball Evolution. For the first time since World War Z, we wound up with an episode longer than the movie itself. We had a lot to say about this one, unfortunately for us, most of it negative. Oh well, we think you'll enjoy this one a lot. If Justin Chatwin, or any of his friends or relations happen to get an earful of this episode, we sincerely apologize. When that Dragon's rockin', you best come a-knockin'. Enjoy! MONDO COOL MOVIE DUDES WILL RETURN in HIGHLANDER

Join us for episode 13, 2016's Deadpool! One of the biggest surprise hits in recent memory, made with a modest budget, this became the highest grossing R-rated film of all time worldwide! Listen to find out why. The boys also talk UB40, what Deadpool does after hours with his tiny hand, and just who needs to READ A F*#KIN COMIC BOOK. We hope you all have as much fun listening as we did making this one! MONDO COOL MOVIE DUDES WILL RETURN in 2009's DRAGONBALL EVOLUTION.

Join us for this week's bizarre '80s artifact, 1988's Cocktail, directed by Roger Donaldson, starring Tom Cruise, Bryan Brown and Elisabeth Shue. It's a world where people drink Miller High Life and tomato juice for breakfast, where school's for fools, and a gentleman's bet can justify just about anything. Learn valuable life lessons, like how to cheap bar patrons out of their hard-earned dollars, find a rich wife, and stalk pregnant women! Oh, and how NOT to invest your money. All this and lots more cheesy, drunken goodness in our latest episode. MONDO COOL MOVIE DUDES WILL RETURN in DEADPOOL. Coming soon. Thanks for listening!

Have a surprise bonus episode! This one spent the past few months in the Mondo Vaults before it saw the light of day. It was recorded in between our two Dune recording sessions back in March. We talk about a lot of fun and strange movie theater experiences we've had in years past, as well as the future of Twin Peaks, how much of a dick Dave Mustaine is, and tons of other fun stuff! Keith wasn't able to make it out for this one due to illness but he was with us in spirit, as he composed the awesome opening music! For more sweet Keith-made tunes, go here: https://soundcloud.com/mondo-nugget Outro music by youtube genius FrankJavCee. Check him out here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAgoEUwn-LQy0fTyUxMngag Also here: https://soundcloud.com/frankjavcee Thanks for listening, as always! Epsiode 12, Cocktail, coming soon!

This week we delve into 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy, directed by James Gunn and starring Chris Pratt, among other repugnant aliens. We contemplate what would compel a man to listen to the same ten or twelve songs for 25 years, how bad sunburn would be under the light of two suns, and just how Black Metal Ronan the Barbarian is. Enjoy! Correction: at one point I referred to this movie as having come out in 2000...it didn't.

For this week's adventure, to celebrate our tenth episode, we return to the wacky world of Hideshi Hino's Theater of Horror to review 2004's Dead Girl Walking. What would you do if you were dead...but also not dead? Or your beloved family member was suffering from this problem, but also stinking up your house as a result? Those quandaries and more in this week's entry.

Join us for episode 9 where we'll be reviewing the 2k Koen Bros. Klassic, O Brother, Where art Thou. This week's episode features our good friend Ben of youtube fame. Topics of discussion include soul selling, cow killing, and the supernatural powers of the visually impaired. "Sweet summer rain...like God's own mercy." Now that sounds almost as good as our latest episode. Check it out! Also, check out Ben's youtube channel, TheRiot Productions, at this link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAWg7Zggvk6oZV3KpV_sAmA Correction: Charles Durning DID NOT play the rich Lebowski in The Big Lebowski. That was David Huddleston. Sorry, Dave!

Our latest and greatest adventure delves into the wild world of Dune, directed by David Lynch, in which the boyz discuss the Baron's brilliantly belligerent sexuality, bad dub jobs, and metal beer solid. Enjoy!

In episode 7, we enter the world of video game adaptations with 1993's Super Mario Bros., in which we discuss Dennis Hopper's resemblance to a certain presidential candidate, the pre-history of Brooklyn, and just how trustworthy fungus really is. Enjoy!

So here's episode 6, in which we review 1999's Wild Zero, a Japanese rock n' roll jet movie for the jet generation. Complete with zombies, bitchin tunes, motorcycles, guitars that double as samurai swords, an unconventional love story and a God damn drinking game, this is an episode that truly knows no boundaries, nationalities or genders. Thank you for your consideration!

Join us for episode 5, where we discuss the 2013 zombie blockbuster, World War Z. Other topics of conversation include Israel's controversial border wall, how human beings behave in times of crisis, and how much fun it is to shoot off guns on airplanes. Enjoy!

Here's our latest off-topic episode, although it was actually recorded way back in between our two Die Hard recording sessions. Unfortunately Keith wasn't able to make it but Sean and Mack were eager to test out the show's new microphones. In this episode we'll be discussing our thoughts and feelings regarding cartoon shows mostly, including Rocket Power, Family Guy and South Park. We hope you enjoy!

Join us for episode 4, in which we'll be discussing 2001's Shrek, as well as the lives of dung beetles, computer animation, stereotypes in Disney films and the faded career of Mike Myers. Remember, Mondo Cool is Love, Movie Dudes is life, and the podcast is never ogre...

Here we have a colorful but brief discussion of the state of modern video games. We talk about the making of the new Super Smash Bros. and how it could've been Super SHREK Bros.

We were plagued by technical issues and delays on this one but we like to think we cobbled together a nice piece of...cobbler for you. We get insane like John McClain, and finally upgrade our microphones (though not until almost halfway through the episode). We humbly dedicate this episode to one of the baddest dudes of all time, Alan Sidney Patrick Rickman, who passed not long after this was recorded.

We review a more obscure entry of the Disney canon, 1985's One Magic Christmas, in which Keith, the youngest and wildest of us three bucking broncos, climbs aboard in his debut tour de force. Who knew a Disney Christmas film would be so dark?! Harry Dean Stanton as a mysterious angel in black, home foreclosures, bank robberies, dead parents, poverty and industrial downsizing conspire to make this one dreary holiday. Learn more about our copy's mysterious origins! All this and more in another dynamic entry of MONDO COOL MOVIE DUDES!

So here it is, episode one of our new movie podcast, recorded using just one cheapo Logitech microphone. We review 2004's The Boy From Hell, or Jigoku Kozo, a Japanese B-grade horror film directed by Mari Asato (and not Mirai Yamamoto as was stated in the episode). How far would YOU go to save your kid? That's the question asked by this movie and its answer is way too far. The audio quality isn't great, but we hope you enjoy it anyway.