I mean, I could start the show by making a really horrible joke about everyone should see the invisible man, but I won't do that.

Oh shit.

I just did that.

Fuck! Hi, this is Dick Miller.

You're listening to Junk Food Cinema.

Who were these guys?

Yeah. Who are these guys? Hey everybody, welcome to an especially visible episode of junk food cinema brought to you by FilmSchoolrejects.com.com.

Dot com.

Dot when you hear the click, expect the dick.

This is the weekly Colton Exploitation Filmcast.

So good, it just has to be fattening, and it also has to be remote because of all of the quarantine measures.

I am your host, Brian Sousbred.

I'm joined as per usual by my friend and co-host.

He's a novelist, a screenwriter, lieutenant of megaforce, somebody who is a leading expert in the

field of optics, as long as those optics involve a light bright, Mr. C. Robert Cargill.

Hi.

Are you suggesting that ironically, the episode we're recording here today, we can't actually

see each other?

We are not able to see each other.

Nobody is able to see us.

This is the most appropriate way to review Lee Wunnell's The Invisible Man.

And that is what we intend to do right after this brief bit of housekeeping.

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