Ep. #184 - Drive Hard

The Flop House

Dan McCoy

Movies, Bad, Badmovies, Dan Mccoy, Elliott Kalan, Film, Review, Bad Movies, Arts, Stuart Wellington, Tv & Film, Humor, Comedy

4.7 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 8 August 2015

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Take two faded stars, put them in an Aussie C-picture, and encourage them to improvise wildly, and what do you get? The oddly compelling Drive Hard. Meanwhile Elliott improves various movies by adding a little vitamin C(age), Dan reveals what the H.P. in H.P. Lovecraft stands for, and Stuart almost gets Billy Joel lyrics right.Movies recommended in this episode:My Brilliant CareerBreaker MorantThe Dirty DozenThe Interview (1998)

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0:00.0	On tonight's show we watched Drive Angry with Nicholas Cage.
0:05.0	We watched Drive Hard, John Q.sack.
0:08.0	It was a white line nightmare.
0:30.0	Hey everyone and welcome to the flop house. I'm Dan McCoy.
0:42.0	We did it guys. I'm Stuart Wellington.
0:44.0	We can continue to do something. I don't know what we did.
0:47.0	I'm doing it in a caolin.
0:48.0	Every time you're really proud of something.
0:50.0	Slam, dunk.
0:53.0	We accomplished.
0:55.0	Slam, dunk.
0:57.0	We got a great slam.
1:00.0	For our South American listeners, what are you saying is go.
1:04.0	So this is it.
1:10.0	Coma city's liquor to the legend of Pearlies.
1:15.0	A lot of people don't know what they're all saying.
1:17.0	That's what they're saying.
1:18.0	You never hear them finish it.
1:19.0	They go.
1:20.0	Yeah.
1:21.0	It's too excited by the goal that just happened.
1:23.0	It's proud of knowing.
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