Balls In Your Ear - Football Podcast

For our 12th! episode we discuss why one of us is very, very wrong about the awesomeness of 1986's Queen fueled epic "Highlander".

Freaky Wilderness "The Golden Buzz EP" 1- Abbie Hoffman 2- Carl Sagan 3- Frank Serpico 4- Howard Zinn 5- George A Romero

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Musician Mick Harvey, founding member of The Birthday Party and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds discusses his recommendation for an at home double feature. Mick's selections include two iconic and masterfully directed classics from the 50's, Touch of Evil (1958) directed by Orson Welles and Rashomon (1950) directed by Akira Kurosawa. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: Brainiac

Hauntedween Bonus Episode: Even more Hauntedween!!!!

Ever consider switching between two movies on two different channels and trying to piece the plots together? THE POWER OF NINJITSU (1988) beat ya to the punch, friend! One of Godfrey Ho's ninjified gangster pickups had the class parsing out the physics of a sword fight wearing all leather...

Musician Alex Edkins of the band METZ discusses his recommendation for an at home double feature. Alex's selections include two films wrapped in mystery, The Conversation (1974) directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Blow Up (1966) directed by Michelangelo Antonioni. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: The Means

Actor and comedian Todd Barry discusses his recommendation for an at home double feature. Todd's selections include two witty and well written films, Sexy Beast (2000) directed by Jonathan Glazer and Diner (1982) directed by Barry Levinson. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: Shesus

It's a haunted house on a HAUNTEDWEEN (1991), and the students of Video High are just dying to get out. This Halloween-cribbing cult classic about a masked killer cutting up coeds in a haunted house is to John Carpenter's prototypical slasher what "Ice Ice Baby" is to "Under Pressure:" a fellow masterpiece. This movie is such a scream, we end up screaming at each other.

The boys unpack Francis Ford Coppola's "Bram Stoker's Dracula" from 1992.

Vocalist and guitarist for the band L7 Donita Sparks discusses her recommendation for an at home double feature. Donita's selections include a pair of somewhat twisted comedies, The King of Comedy (1982) directed by Martin Scorsese and My Breakfast with Blassie (1983) directed by Linda Lautrec, Johnny Legend and Mark Shepard. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: Murder Your Darlings

From the dreaded Ghost Quasar comes a force so dreaded, so malicious it can only be FOREVER EVIL (1987). The class does battle with wizards, zombies, possessed underbrush, and glowy eyes in the dark to bring you this second SCHLOCKTOBER outing!

Freaky Wilderness is Mike Guggino. You have probably heard tracks Mike makes in episodes of Does it Suck, Now? Here's the most recent Freaky Wilderness EP. 1- Back 2 Tha Freaky Wilderness 2- Balcony View featuring Fede Schmucler 3- Gallup Shuffle 4- Sea Chanty 5- One Planet Man 6- Nuttin' But Misery 7- Fistful of Freaky Deaky

Musician and Actor David Yow (Scratch Acid, the Jesus Lizard) discusses his recommendation for an at home double feature. David's selections include a pairing of 2008 films, Let The Right One In directed by Tomas Alfredson and Burn After Reading directed by The Coen Brothers. In addition David and Eric share a love of the film Dogtooth (2009) directed by Yorgos Lanthimos. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: The Evil Queens

What horrors may slither out of Lake Erie onto the shores of Cleveland? If you guessed a rubber suit Creature from the Slack Lagoon, you'd be right! This week, the class dissects 1995's SHADOW CREATURE while counting their blessings that they made it out with their intestines intact...

On this episode we aim our acorns at the mighty Hydragon's goiters and find out if 1988's Willow sucks now.

Freaky Wilderness is Mike Guggino. You have probably heard tracks Mike makes in episodes of Does it Suck, Now? Here's the most recent Freaky Wilderness EP. Theme From an Imaginary Best Western 1. Bring Down the Cake 2. Albuquerque Dub 3. Reign of Dub 4. Gandalf Your Ass (and Shake) 5. Lucky Found the Spies 6. This Much Madness 7. West Coast Planets

Frontman of The Flaming Lips Wayne Coyne discusses his recommendation for an at home double feature. Wayne's selections include the surreal wartime classics, Slaughterhouse-Five (1972) directed by George Roy Hill and Apocalypse Now (1979) directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: Monograms

Do you know what jugmilk is? FIND OUT with the Video High class who make it their business to ask the important, aggressively Canadian questions surrounding the Great White North's answer to Rocky, 1986's BUSTED UP.

The Mars Volta and At The Drive In frontman Cedric Bixler-Zavala discusses his recommendation for an at home double feature. His selections include cult classics, Possession (1981) directed by Andrzej Zulawski and The Ninth Configuration (1980) directed by William Peter Blatty. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: The Evil Queens