Drive (1997) with Josh Griffey

Junkfood Cinema

Brian Salisbury

Visual Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure, Arts, Hobbies

4.6 • 705 Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Josh Griffey from The Film Alchemist podcast rides along with Brian through the amazing insanity of Drive (1997).

You will never look at Planet Hollywood, or Deliverance, the same way again.

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0:00.0	Guys, I'm meeting junk and watching rubbish.
0:02.4	You better come out and stop me.
0:23.7	All right. This is Dick Miller.
0:26.4	You're listening to Junk Fu Cinema.
0:55.5	Who were these guys? Piece of shit. Howdy, Junkie Ones, you've just drifted into a high-speed episode of junk food cinema, brought to you by FilmSchoolRejects. school rejects.com.com. dot com.
0:57.3	Now that's Eaton Pavement.
1:00.4	This is, of course, the weekly cult and exploitation film cast so good.
1:03.7	It just has to be fattening.
1:04.9	I'm your host, Brian Salisbury.
1:06.4	And Cargill is actually out retooling his his Mustang that he bought.
1:11.7	No, not the car.
1:12.6	He actually bought a horse.
1:14.0	I don't know where he got it.
1:15.1	He traded a whole bunch of Twizzlers for it.
1:17.2	I don't even understand that barter system, but it is Texas.
1:19.8	But he's busy doing that.
1:21.1	He's literally seeing a man about a horse.
1:23.0	So instead, we have a very special guest with us today, one of the co-host of the film Alchemist
1:28.7	podcast and a longtime friend of this particular film nerd.
1:33.2	Please welcome to the show, Mr. Josh Griffey.
1:36.0	Howdy-duty.
1:36.9	Nice to be here.
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