But that wasn't even like the missionary position. That looked like rappling. That looked like some jugitsu.

It looked like he almost was trying to get her to submit. That's why they had the sexy sax music. It was to let you know that it was intimate but also violent.

Remember when we first met John McLean?

Our god picked him up from the plane and took him down to Nacatomi Tower

at the Christmas party and the terrorists were overzealous but it was sweet when they killed

Ellis and with a little help from Allen John McLean

Kagan. Welcome back to Shatt the Movies, the podcast where we asked, were the movies we love when we were growing up really that good.

Have you caught yourself thinking, why don't they make movies like they used to?

Can you still remember spending your Friday night searching for the perfect movie rental at Blockbuster Video?

Do you know what Blockbuster Video is? If you answered yes, and this is the podcast for you.

I'm your host, Gene Lyons, and alongside me is my co-host, Big Dick Ebert.

Good evening.

And guest host extraordinaire, Carrie Gross.

Hello.

And tonight we're going to look back in time and decide of our favorite films still hold up.

Each week the audience selects from six

movie choices that we break out in the race car VHS taper whinder and watch the movie that

tally the highest number of votes. At the end of the podcast Big D. Carey and I will provide the audience with a number of

wipes each movie would take to get off their respective bums. So find a comfortable spot

on the sofa and accompany us for a journey through our vast VHS movie collections.

You can download, chat the movies via iTunes, Google Play, SoundCloud, Sichter, or wherever

find podcasts are found.

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