Hi, this is Dick Miller.

You're listening to Junk Food Cinema.

Who were these guys? Welcome, campers.

You have found yourself, and we intend to help you find yourself, in this episode of junk food cinema, brought to you by filmscoolrejects.com.

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Dot so much. Dylan. I am host brian tisbram joined as per usual by my friend and co-host he's a novelist

a screenwriter a lieutenant of megaforce a little darling himself mr c robert cargill hi i misspoke a little

bastard mr c robert cargill hi it is. How are you doing, sir?

I'm doing great. I'm excited about this week. This is one of those weird ones where

this is, of course, a patron request. It is a patron request.

And it's a movie that I saw for the first time. I'd known about it for a long time, but I

hadn't ever seen it. I saw it for the first time about a year ago. And when I watched it, I said, oh yeah, this is a JFC episode.

We got to talk about this one. And so when it became a patron request, it was like, oh, hell yeah.

But it's also kind of weird. If you expected us to do a 1980 camp movie. This is not the movie you would guess we would do.

If you thought we would do a movie that was an 80s camp movie about sexual awakening,

you probably would have thought it'd be meatballs.

You'd think, but...

Maybe meatballs, too, if we're feeling a little loosey-goosey.

I mean, yeah, if you want, you know, like, I mean, to be, to be honest, Meatballs, too,

is probably we talk about before Meatballs, because Meatballs falls in with Revenge of the

nerds of that, those are movies we're going to leave where they are because they are from

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