Force Awakens flash reactions: **SHIT TONS OF SPOILERS....DUH**
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens new trailer flash reactions
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James Kahn - Wrongside Bob Indiegogo Kickstarter is Live!
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James Kahn, one of the coolest nicest dudes you'll come across, not to mention writer of the novelizations of some of the greatest films ever, just had his Indiegogo crowd fund site for his upcoming movie project go live. So go there and donate everything you have, then rob an armored truck to send some more. Ok, we can't really advocate you taking those extreme measures, but to donate. As this film is going to star none other than: ...
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Die Hard movie commentary
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James Kahn
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I'm in the video game! movies... The Last Starfighter and Tron
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A Nightmare on Elm Street movie commentary
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They Live and Rowdy Roddy Piper (R.I.P.)
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Letterman and Late Night with Will Presti
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Reboots, Remakes, and Regurgitations with Jerrod Kingery
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Like many other things, Pierre and I share fond memories of professional wrestling from our childhood. Specifically, The WWF (World Wrestling Federation, not the World Wildlife Fund) from the mid to late 80s. What many term "The Golden Age," this era offered a rare collection of talent and personalities. A far cry from today's generic wrestling that's more about sideshow, flashy intros, and out of the ring soap operas.
It just doesn't get better than this:
So reminisce with us as we take a fond look back at a time where giant steroid pumped, oiled-up men in speedos and boots smashed their bodies into each other for wholesome family entertainment. And Pierre introduces a new segment to see how many wrestlers from the 80s Travis thinks are dead.
Musical Interludes: "Land of 1000 Dances" by the WWF Wrestlers, "Captain Lou's History of Music/Captain Lou" by Captain Lou Albano, "Cara Mia" by Nikolai Volkoff.
