Hi, this is Dick Miller.

You're listening to Junk Food Cinema.

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Welcome to Welcome junkions to a fantabulous episode of junk food cinema brought to you by filmscorejects.com Dot scape.

Dot remote recording is a thing.

We are reporting to live from the quarantine here at junk food HQs.

And by HQ, I don't mean Harley Quinn.

But there are separate recording bunkers as myself, Brian Salisbury.

And of course, my friend and co-host, novelist, screen screenwriter lieutenant of megaforce warrior of the

apocalyptic wasteland that is austin texas mr c robert cargo hi i would ask how it's going but i feel like

we all are very well aware that it's not going great i don't think anybody's like you know what

i'm having the best week ever this is not a best week ever kind of thing.

You and I were just talking about this. We're both, we both know people who are struggling with

Corona right now. We both are dealing with the life stresses. And we were just like, you know what,

we need to pop open a beer and talk about a movie film. I have braved going out of my house once in the last three days,

and that was to get whiskey. Like, literally, I am not leaving my house for anything but the

essentials. As far as I'm concerned, that was super fucking essential. But in the wake of all of this,

what's been going on, of course, is that they have shut down the

Alamo Draft House, as well as all the movie theaters, because that, of course, would welcome

more than 10 people gathering together at a time. So what Cargill and I have decided to do,

as a result, studios are starting to drop their big movies either early or day and date to streaming, which is, I think,

the most noble and socially progressive thing that anybody could do right now is to give us

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