Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, a production of I Heart Radio.

Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema, this is Rob Lamb.

And I'm Joe McCormick, and today we're looking at a movie that, well, I think with the idea

of it is that somebody said, what if we made a film adaptation of Orpheus and Euridacy

except in the sort of early 90s highway horror style of a movie you might expect to see

to come on it like 1 a.m. on TNT after the credits roll from a previous showing of Psycho

3.

Yes.

Yes, we're talking about the 1991 film, Highway to Hell, which I'm 100% positive that

I watched on television back in the early 90s at some point, early to mid 90s, I guess,

but I was trying to figure out, well, I wonder where I saw it.

And for a little bit there, I was like 80% positive that I must have seen it on USA Op-All

Night back in the day.

This ran on the USA Network from about 1989 to 1998.

I don't know if that would have, if you would have been in the position to watch this, Joe.

Well, I don't remember ever seeing this movie on TV, but it has exactly that fragrance

that USA Op-All Night fragrance.

Yeah, USA Op-All Night was basically like, it's late at night on cable.

Let's show some B films.

Let's show some cult films.

And just to spice it up a little bit, you had a host there, Gilbert Godfrey, the stand-up

comedian who will come back to in this episode, served his host.

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