Guys, I'm meeting junk and watching rubbish.

You better come out and stop me.

All right. This is Dick Miller.

If you're listening to Junk Food Cinema, who were these guys? Welcome Hoosiers and here's wishing you a happy new Yates from junk food cinema brought to you by Indiana for thewindiana.com.com.com.

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This is, of course, the weekly cult and exploitation film cast so good.

It just has to be fattening.

I'm your host Brian Salisbury, and I'm joined yet again in the year 2026.

Dear God, our fucking 13th year of doing this or something mr c robert cargill hi how's it going it's going i was going to introduce you as the man who recently came out as bye no wait no

as a bicycle enthusiast mr c robert gargale but i completely forgot to do that in the

horrifying revelation that we're in our 12th or 13th year of doing this shit.

That is correct.

But you know what? We are here to kick off the year right by basically doing what we were doing at the end of last year because that's what a creative podcast does.

We just keep doing the same thing over and over again but the thing is that our

coverage of peter yates films got interrupted by the holidays and by you know the the murder of one

of hollywood's most beloved filmmakers so we're back here today to cover a movie that according to Mr. Hanks in the

film Freaky Tales is the greatest underdog movie of all time.

In his review of this 1979 film Roger Ebert wrote, quote, movies like this hardly ever

get made. When they're made this well, they become precious cinematic miracles, unquote.

Name that picture.

It's not stated explicitly in the film, but all the hints given those clues point to it being

1979's Breaking Away.

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