Hi, this is Dick Miller.

You're listening to Junk Fu Cinema on Film School, Jacks.

Who were these guys?

All right, Bobbers, it's Tuesday, and you know what that means.

It's junk food cinema with your resident junkman, Brian Salsbury, and my excellent co-host, Mr. C. Robert Cargill.

Hello.

We've survived South by Southwest, and we're back to bring you the junkiest of the junkie.

It's pretty junkie.

It is junkie.

Although, not this week.

No, no.

This week is something extra special, but we'll get to that in just a moment.

This, of course, is Film School Rejects podcast on Colt and Genre Gems, a show so good, it just has to be bad for you. And I'm excited to announce to everybody that we are now available on something called iTunes.

I've heard of this thing.

Which I feel like the kids are really into right now.

Well, the kids are into the tunes.

I hear everyone's walking around with Zunes right now, and I think iTunes

plugs directly into your Zune.

I think that's how this works. Did you just

reference Zoom? Wow. Bringing it back. Did you read about that on Friendster? I'm sorry. I thought

this was a show where we talked about obscure things for the past. That didn't quite hit.

So in addition to iTunes, we're available on MySpace. No, I'm kidding. We are available, however, on Stitcher, which I actually legitimately didn't know what that was until recently.

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