Guys, I'm meeting drunk and watching Alfredo Garcia.

You better come out and stop me.

Hi, this is Dick Miller.

You're listening to Junk Food Cinema.

Who were these guys? Yeah. Head's up, Junkions, because you just blasted your way into a new episode of junk food cinema, brought to you by filmscorejects.com.com.

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Dot nobody loses all the time, especially when you're talking about weight. This is, of course, the weekly cult and exploitation film cast so good.

It just has to be fattening. I am your host, Brian Sousbury. And normally this is where I

introduce C. Robert Cargill, my co-host, but he is off, you know, he went to Mexico for a few days, and I haven't heard from him. I should probably go down there and check. But in the meantime, I have a very special guest joining me for this episode. He is not only a former critic, but a film festival programmer and a film editor as well. One of the best film people in Austin.

Please welcome Luke Mullen. Oh, hey, it's me. It's you. That is the person I'm talking about.

Hello, everyone. How are things? Things are good. Things are, yeah, things are pretty good.

You know, we're just coming off the heels of Fantastic Fest, which was fun to see a bunch of, a bunch of centipiles here in Austin.

And I managed to get something that wasn't COVID.

So that was fun-ish.

Sure, sure.

I guess colds are still a thing.

Like, you can still just, you can just have a cold.

But mostly getting over it and,

uh, very happy to be here. Do you think you're doing better or worse than Warren Oates in Mexico right now?

Oh, boy. Uh, I think all of us are doing better than Warren Oates in Mexico. Accurate.

Just having a rough time in this one, poor guy.

It's true. It's true.

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