Junk Food Dinner

  We're back this week and it's an extremely special episode! We're joined by Kyle from Kentucky for Junk Food Supper's 2nd anniversary show! We discuss the movies coming out next month in our April Movie Preview! Are any of them Pussy Good? After that, we discuss the 1999 film, "From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter." THis 1999 direct to video movie is directed by P. J. Pesce, based on a story by Robert Rodriguez and stars national treasure, Michael Parks, Rebecca Gayheart, Danny Trejo and many more. All this, plus Kyle stories, Sean's gone woke, and so much more! Direct Donloyd Here After listening to this, go join our patreon to support the show as it becomes an adult.

\ This month on JFD, we get into arcade games, stand-up comedy and kaiju!Up first, a Southern nerd travels to L.A. in search of his "daddy" but gets into a bunch of wacky adventures along the way after pairing up with a scheming arcade owner in Hollywood Zap from 1986.Then, Martin Lawrence is a struggling stand-up comedian who is having an affair with the club owner's wife in Talkin' Dirty After Dark from 1991.And finally, the folks that brought you Shin Godzilla take on another icon of Japanese science fiction in Shin Ultraman from 2022.All this plus St. Patty's Day chat, Kevin's continued adventures at the movies, Junk Mail calls, the Toxic Avenger reboot news, monsters invade Vegas and Sean gets into Star Trek.LISTEN NOW:MP3 Direct DonloydAlso, if you like the show, please take a minute and subscribe and/or comment on us on iTunes, Stitcher, Blubrry or Podfeed.net. Check us out on Facebook and Twitter! We'd love to see some of your love on Patreon - it's super easy and fun to sign

  Well, we've finally done it. We've found a cowboy picture that is "shockingly offensive" according to at least 100% of your Junk Food Supper hosts. But can it also have some charms? Listen to our review of the potentially very misguided but perhaps still entertaining Waterhole #3, starring James Coburn (from 1967). Also! We chat about wrestling and get wistful about the guest host who could have been. So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus a music league update, Parker Bowman's union-busting ways, dipping your hands into hot caramel, the AEW Revolution 2025 rundown, secret downtown Los Angeles parking tips, someone looks like a gastropub-man, the french fry wars, tuneful ditties, sneezes, blank stares, gleeks and so much more!! Direct Donloyd Here Got a movie suggestion for the show, or better yet an opinion on next week's movies? Drop us a line at JFDPodcast@gmail.com. Or leave us a voicemail: 347-746-JUNK (5865). Add it to

Your boys are back with a classic old timey western this week. First up, Sean and Parker rank (canonically and objectively) the last 10 movies watched for the show. What will come out in the top spot and how many movies are tied for worst? We also have discuss shocking wrestling revelations, go on politcal rants, get some voicemails, read an actual e-mail and so much more. Then we discuss the award-winning classic, "High Noon" from 1952. Fred Zinnemann's classic recontextualizes the white hate/black hat norms of the western genre and does so in real time! It stars Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly and lots of other cool people. Direct Donloyd. After this, join the Patreon for like 200 bonus episodes. Why not??

  Did y'all grow up on old-ass TV shows, some of which featured a crew of shipwrecked pals? Well, then - just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful Rescue From Gilligan's Island (the 1978 TV movie!). Because that's what we're reviewing this week on Junk Food Supper! Also! We have a very special, somewhat lewd segment at the top of the show. So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus a music league update, Parker's struggles with dialing a "1" for local calls, Parker tries to Stop the Steal, Kevin's bag-packery, George Romero takes the blame, True Detective Season Two: Discussed (briefly), the Speed Racer debacle's impact continues to ripple through our universe, the line between videogames and movies: what does it even mean anymore?, a completely inappropriate segment inspired by none other than Kyle from Kentucky, tuneful ditties, sneezes, blank stares, gleeks and so much more!! Direct Donloyd Here Got a movi

JFD returns this month as we celebrate Sci-Fi-ebruary with a trio of science fiction films that couldn't be more different from one another! Up first, a group of scientists listening for signals from outer space are teleported to a distant world where they must solve riddles and avoid being sacrificed by savage aliens in Amicus Productions' attempt to get into the sci-fi genre, The Terrornauts from 1967.Next, The Wachowskis (who brought you The Matrix) bring the classic cartoon Speed Racer to the big screen in a colorful, fast-paced, live-action film from 2008 starring Emile Hirsch, Christina Ricci, John Goodman, Susan Sarandon and Matthew Fox. Finally, Larry Fessenden tells a modern-day Frankenstein story in 2019's Depraved about a military doctor who creates life from the remains of the dead and faces the moral implications that go along with it.All this plus Valentine's Day chat, porno drive-in talk, Kevin's review of The Monkey, Parker's thoughts on Companion, Joe Bob gets reprinted, Wal-Mart

We're back with a Sci-Fi-Ebruary classic! Parker fucked up and we're not doing "Twisted Pair," like he said last week. We're doing it's sequel, "Cade: The Tortured Crossing." Sorry for the mix up but if you need a review of "Twisted Pair," we did one on JFD553!. But this week, Sean and Parker dive into "Tortured Crossing," Neil Breen's sequel wherein a superheroic philanthropist with AI implants and an evil twin helps a mental hospital full of homeless people overthrow the government and big corporations. We think. Before that, we have a March Movie Preview with a surprising amount of interesting movies on the list. Also, is Sean cheating in Music League? Did he betray Parker? And we announce a new contest where Kevin will come to your hospital and nurse you back to health! Direct Donloyd Here. Don't forget to join the discord, leave a voicemail and listen to our other podcast, The Bookhouse Boys, on Patreon.

  Is it still Happy Nude Year? Well, as this year goes on, we're clinging onto happiness any way we can. And hopefully we'll get some cheer from the pornography-themed Dom Deluise vehicle Loose Cannons (from 1990, and co-starring the actual lead actors Gene Hackman and Dan Aykroyd). Also! We discuss all of the important movies coming out in February. Every last one of them, or your money back. So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus a music league update, Twist and Shout at quarter speed, a Royal Rumble Report, Parker indulges in "Call Me Kevin" and other Gen-Z YouTubers, do we even know what Hot Ones is?, Parker's boots-on-the-ground cinema reportage, Sean's unbridled enthusiasm for Marvel movies, a surprising twist regarding the upcoming thriller "Cold Wallet", our struggles to draw comic books (contrasted with listener Wil's peerless output), our official invitation for you to butt-dial us at your leisure, cop buddy comedies vs buddy cop comedies, prog ro

  We're back this week with a huge episode! First, Sean and Parker are joined by friend Justin Wiese of Outer Cinema to discuss our Top 5 favorite first-time watches of 2024. Then we mix things up and Parker is joined by Jackson Stewart (director of Beyond the Gates) and Lucas Heyne to discuss his movie, "Mope." We reviewed "Mope" a couple of episodes ago and Lucas was nice enough to join us to discuss the crazy true story behind the movie, what it's like to attend a bukkakke session and so much more. Then, we celebrate the work of our man, David Lynch, by reviewing his short film, "The Cowboy and the Frenchman!" All this plus Dom Deluise Chat, plausible deniability and so much more! Direct Donloyd here! After the episode, go watch Mope and Beyond the Gates and attend an Outer Cinema screening. Then join the JFD Patreon for dozens of episodes about David Lynch!

JFD kicks off 2025 by running down our top 5 favorite movies of the previous year (as well as our most hated). Additionally, we continue our Happy Nude Year tradition of watching three dirty flicks to kick off this dirty-ass year. Up first, Gerard Damiano, the man behind some of the 70's biggest porno flicks, decided what the world was really looking for was a porno with a (mostly) puppet cast. Hence, we have the truly unique and very strange Let My Puppets Come from 1976. Then, we get a rare 70's porno directed by an actual female (Svetlana Mischoff), 800 Fantasy Lane from 1979 starring Jamie Gillis who poses as a potential real estate investor to infiltrate a company of sexy and seductive real estate agents. And finally, we visit a Japanese barber shop where there's more than haircuts on the menu in Pink Cut: Love Me Hard, Love Me Deep from 1983. All this plus we pay our respects to David Lynch (R.I.P), check in on the state of California, dinosaur chat, Wolf Man hate and so much more!

  Happy Nude Year celebrations continue, as Sean returns from abroad with some broad comedy in the form of Knockouts! You know, that famed 1992 titty-flick comedy from John T. Bone, legendary hardcore porno director? No? Well, maybe we can help build that legendy. Also! We discuss recent events in the worlds of our cohosts, including travel agendas, fire avoidance, illness, panic, mania, and gluttony. So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus Los Angeles is ablaze, smoking in Japanese glass boxes, the rigorous protocols of subway stairwells, a poster blowout in Japan, 1953's least comfortable rollercoaster experience, scared by a Josuha Tree, sneezes, blank stares, gleeks and so much more!! Direct Donloyd Here Got a movie suggestion for the show, or better yet an opinion on next week's movies? Drop us a line at JFDPodcast@gmail.com. Or leave us a voicemail: 347-746-JUNK (5865). Add it to your telephone now! JOIN THE CONVERSATION!

  Sean's out on vacation so Parker is joined by friend of the show and director of "Beyond the Gates," Jackson Stewart. The boys discuss the LA fires and Jackson's new project for a bit and then Jackson runs down his Top 5 Movies of 2024. And his least favorite, too. Then, the guys talk about Lucas Heyne's "Mope" (2019). The movie follows the bizarre true story of Steve Driver and Tom Dong, two porn actors stuck in the muck of z-grade entertaining while dreaming of stardom. The film stars Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Kelly Sry, David Arquette and more. All this plus no voicemails due to technical difficulties, Parker's flu, and so much more! Direct Donloyd Here. After listening to the episode, go buy Beyond the Gates and join the JFD patreon.

It's the last Junk Food Dinner of 2024 and to celebrate we're taking a look at three weird movies from this very weird year! Up first, an uptight nerd learns how to cut loose with the help of a group of party puppets he connects with via a 1-900 number in Astron 6's Frankie Freako. Then, a royal palace is torn apart by mystery and intrigue when a supernatural entity is discovered in the visually striking anime Mononoke the Movie: The Phantom in the Rain. And finally, the 80's cult classic about a group of homeless people dying in colorful ways thanks to a mysterious substance gets a modern South African update in Street Trash. All this plus Christmas dining options, what movies you can see in theaters on Christmas Day, the return of Return of the Living Dead, updates on a potential Ramones biopic and so much more! LISTEN NOW:MP3 Direct DonloydAlso, if you like the show, please take a minute and subscribe and/or comment on us on iTunes, Stitcher, Blubrry or Podfeed.net. Check us out on&n

Sean and Parker are back with a doozy of an episode with a surprise tiwst ending! First, they complain about computers and then, because this may be the final episode of he year, there's a January Movie Preview and, surprise, the movies all look shitty. Finally, the boys discuss 2024's polarizing horror film, "In a Violent Nature." Some would call it the David Lynch of slasher movies as the film re-contextualizes the '80s slasher genre. All this plus voicemails, ICP chat and so much more. Direct Donloyd here. After the episode, give yourself an Xmas present and subscribe to our Patreon. Why not?

  Schlocktober is -still- over! But the horrors still continue! (depending on how much you like talking dinosaurs) This week! Parker and Sean are off to see the Whoopi! Either that, or they're just wearing their three-toed converse sneakers for no reason at all. But one thing's for sure: they're reviewing the weird-ass Whoopi Goldberg / talking dinosaur buddy-cop comedy "Theodore Rex" from 1996! And they're also conducting an all-important quiz on the subject of popular punks. So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus Parker watches a little bit of stuff (and watches a little bit of The Long Kiss Goodnight), talkin' rock docs, surprising Streep skepticism, the very important Music League update, a very important music gameshow segment, shout out my boys the Street Sharks, sneezes, blank stares, gleeks and so much more!! Direct Donloyd Here Got a movie suggestion for the show, or better yet an opinion on next week's movies? Drop us

Your boys are back! They discuss the holidays and all that jazz before getting into a December movie preview and guess what! Sean and Parker are excited for at least one movie, and maybe more! Then, they discuss a taut thriller directed by the GOAT, Brian De Palma and starring a delightfully unhinged Nic Cage, as well as Gary Sinise and Carla Gugino. It's "Snake Eyes" from 1998! All this plus more! Remember to send us a voicemail and join the patreon and the discord!

JFD is back to help you ease into November and this month we pay tribute to Teri Garr by taking a look at three of the goofiest entries in her filmography. Up first, OG SNL writer Tom Schiller directs a short for Cinemax Comedy Experiment in 1988 titled Flapjack Floozie starring Teri Garr as a turn-of-the-century singer with and addiction for pancakes that almost spells her demise. Then, the director of License to Drive and the writers of Bill and Ted tell the tale of a boring middle-aged suburban couple (the disgraced Jeffrey Jones and the wonderful Teri Garr) who are kidnapped by an alien dictator (Jon Lovitz) in the visually impressive Mom and Dad Save the World from 1992. And finally, Teri Garr plays the mother of a young boy played by Ben Savage who befriends an alien played by Sinbad, who he finds in a box of cereal and helps him defeat an intergalactic threat in the made-for-TV movie Aliens for Breakfast from 1995. All this plus Thanksgiving food rankings, partying with Metal gods, adv

  Schlocktober is over! But the horrors continue! (depending on how much you like Billy Barty) This week! Parker and Sean are off to see the Wizard! Either that, or they're just wearing their ruby slippers for no reason at all. But one thing's for sure: they're reviewing the weird-ass Chevy Chase / Carrie Fisher comedy "Under the Rainbow" from 1981! And they're also catching up on the official JFS movie rankings. So #DonloydNow and enjoy this bite-sized Junk Food Supper. We got all this plus exchanging digits like the kids in Strange Darling do, celebrating small victories, the worst election results in our lifetime, a quick run down of some recent releases (The Fall Guy, Twisters, The Substance, Anora and maybe more!), the hottest spot for plaster cranks in Sin City (we're talking dongs), do we need to all calm down about Bruce Campbell (just a little)?, Parker defends puke movies (and also heaps mild praise on a Journey to the Center of the Earth movie), walking simulations explored, a drop reque

JFD is back -- just in time for Halloween!! On this very spooky Halloween episode, we conclude Schlocktober. First, a perverted scientist creates a man out of dead bodies in "Flesh for Frankenstein," starring Udo Kier. Next, The Boulet Brothers take us back to the past with a 70s-style variety show in "The Boulet Brothers Halfway to Halloween TV Special." Finally, a telephone hotline turns its callers into demons in "976-Evil," directed by Robert Englund. All this plus Nerd News, voicemails (maybe), and Halloween mayhem! Direct Donloyd here.

Your boys are back to discuss many things including the Bryan Bertino film, The Strangers from 2008. This minimalist home invasion film stars Liv Tyler, Scott Speedman and (somehow) Glen Howerton. It went on to spawn a sequel and a sort of prequel sort of remake. How much do the boys like it? Tune in and find out! All this and so much more! Direct Donloyd Here. After listening to the episode, maybe go to the Patreon and kick us a couple of dollars to listen to listerally hundreds of bonus episodes?