Hi, I'm Gilbert Gottfried. I'm here with my co-host Frank Santo Padre and this is, if I get it right,

Gilbert and Frank's amazing colossal obsessions. Now, what do you want to talk about this week?

Well, films of the 70s. You know, it's funny. I've been getting emails and tweets from people saying,

you know, as much as they love the new format of the amazing colossal obsessions, they miss us

recommending movies. Oh, yes. Some guy tweeted me and says, I was counting on you guys. I was relying on

you guys from my movie picks. And it led me to find this wonderful website. I started, I mentioned on

the episode with, that we did with Steve Weber that I've been obsessing about 70s movies. Yes.

Because there's this great store in Midtown Manhattan that I've talked about where you can buy 70s

movies for two bucks, five bucks. And there's a website that I found by this guy, Peter Hansen. It's

a blog. You guys have to find this. It's called Every 70s movie. This guy took, I just, I was just

showing you the printout. This guy took basically every movie that came out in the 70s. I can't

find any that he left off the list. 8 is Z. And he does extensive write-ups and reviews of every movie.

And I've been showing Gilbert the list. It's just, it's an incredible blog where you will really

lose yourself. Now, a lot of movies came out. Well, I, you know, obviously, jaws, one of the biggest

movies ever and deliverance and death wish. But the movie that really hits me here is the devils reign.

Oh my God. That's the one you pulled off the list. Yes. It's an Ernest sport nine. And I think William

Shatner is the sheriff and a young John Trevolta. Yes. John Trevolta. I've never seen it. You, you can't

see him. And he's wearing a devil mask. Like, and they were all, there's a a thousand people wearing

devil masks. And because it's a big cult run by he Ernest Borgnein. Of course. And who better to run

a cult than Ernest Borgnein. And maybe Joe Flynn. John Trevolta's big line in it when you don't see him,

but he goes blasphemer. And it's like when Saturday Night Fever came out. And it was the biggest movie

in all of theaters. They would advertise the devil's reign starring John Trevolta. That's funny. And

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