Hello, my name's Justin Aglue.

And I'm Will Sloan, and it looks like we got some Hulkomaniacs here.

And you're listening to the important cinema club, brother.

It's tough when you're doing Hulk Hogan to not go into macho man Randy Savage,

because they're basically on the same kind of.

You just got to add, brother, at the end, and then people know you're doing a Hulk Hogan. So we are a film podcast. We've done, we're the important cinema club, by the way. We're talking about films this week, Will. We've done episodes on Louis Benwell, Ingmar Bergman. Are you trying to make your Bonafi days before we get into the, you know, I'm just trying to ground us in the art of cinema because every now and then, you know, sometimes, and these are the episodes I get complimented on. We do someone like Howie Mandel or we do someone like Yahoo! Serious. That's because people will click on it because they know what it is. That they're like, oh, I know what this is clicked. No, you know what it is? It's that nobody, none of the other film podcasts. Yeah, are going to talk about this.

Yeah.

Are going to talk about this.

Our rivals. Oh, I know what this is. No, you know what it is? It's that nobody, none of the other film podcasts.

Yeah, we're going to talk about this. None of our rivals are doing this. Our rivals. Our enemies. Are you trying to say that a blank check with Griffin and David aren't doing a Hulk Hogan going through his entire filmography? It's flattering to us to call them rivals, isn't it? I know. I was trying to think of like the biggest podcast I would never think of us in a million years.

Anyway, this is the important cinema club and we're talking about Hulk Hogan, the cinema of the late, great, lamented Hulk Hogan.

Now, I don't remember if I said it on the podcast last week, but maybe it was just between me and you.

And I was like, is anybody like really sad that Hulk Hogan has passed away?

And I will say, no one in our circles.

But clearly tons of people are.

Because he meant so much to them when they were a kid.

I mean, we both read an obituary for Hulk Hogan, a very, a very good,

very well-reported, very considered and even-handed obituary on the ringer called the

the history of Hulkomania by Oliver Lee Bateman and Ian Douglas. And, you know, in addition to

getting into all the things that were good and bad about him, it offhandedly refers to him as

the greatest wrestler of all time, just several paragraphs. Well, he made what we think of as American

wrestling, that he is the mascot for that. I think undeniably. And like, you know, for my entire

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