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This is the weekly cult and exploitation film cast so good, it just has to be fattening.

I'm your host Brian Salisbury, and this week, Cargill is off sawing the top off of his car

because his AC is shot and he thought that that would work

so in his stead for a movie this personal this raw this laden with nostalgia i figured i'd bring on

someone who also saw this movie for the first time as an adult but who is also my brother

mr blake salisbury welcome back to the show, little brother. Well, I thank you.

I thank you. I'm excited to talk about this movie. This movie definitely is something, I don't,

it inspired me to live an adult life. I'll say so. I'll say that. I'll say that before we get

started. Possibly the saddest thing I've ever heard blake and i two of the goofiest of goofy

foots are here today to discuss an unheralded classic of 1986 and i feel like this year we've

actually talked about a lot of unheralded classics from 1986 i promise we're not doing summer of 86

again that's we did that 10 years ago, which is an insane

thing to say out loud. But it just so happens that there are a lot of great movies that came

out 40 years ago today. And this one in particular is a movie that the board sport industry

continues to describe as legendary.

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