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Episode 25 - Hologram Man

Episode 25 - Hologram Man

For Episode 25, we plaster on the ionised stage make-up and jack into the grid for Hologram Man (1995) — a near-future Los Angeles where the prison system has gone digital and one very angry man named Slash Gallagher has decided that being converted into holographic form is less of a punishment and more of an opportunity. The returning dream team of Chris Kacvinsky from Bulletproof Action and Matt Poirier, the Direct-to-Video Connoisseur, join us — and we sit down with the magnificent Evan Lurie himself to talk dreadlocks, special effects and what it takes to be Slash Gallagher.

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Episode 24 - Magic Kid

Episode 24 - Magic Kid

For Episode 24, we strap on our ninja duds and hi-ya our way through Magic Kid (1993) — Joseph Merhi letting his hair down and trading car chases and exploding buses for clowns, comedy and kid-friendly kung fu, as an 11-year-old karate champion from Michigan kicks his way through every gangster, surf bum and costumed assassin California has to offer. Don "The Dragon" Wilson shows up too, because of course he does. Joining us is filmmaker, YouTuber and all-round low budget cinema enthusiast Adam Thorn of Riot at the Movies, as we dig into the golden era of kids' martial arts cinema and celebrate the life and career of the wonderful Ted Jan Roberts. This one's got heart. And quite a lot of kicking. Let's go!

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Episode 23 - Angels of the City

Episode 23 - Angels of the City

For Episode 23, we head to the mean, neon-soaked streets of late 80s Hollywood for Angels of the City (1989). We’re talking college girls, sorority pranks, pimps, shotgun blasts, useless boyfriends, harpoons, the darkest ending of all PM films and one absolute banger of a title track, all courtesy of the legendary Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs who wrote, directed, produced, starred in AND scored the thing. Joining us are two of the finest authorities on direct-to-video and VHS cinema around, Moe Von Helvete and Matt Poirier. Wrong street. Wrong night. Wrong pimps. Let's go!

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