4/28/2023
Mass market rubbish for all!
This month, Steve picks this months film and he goes all the way back to 1934 and picks Manhattan Melodrama with Clark Gable, William Powell, and Myrna Loy.
You'll just have to listen.
This month, Jasen picked the movie and he chose the 1985 North Korean film, Pulgasari. The story behind the movie is quite interesting.
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Oliver picks the movie for this month and he picked the 1986 Prince movie Under The Cherry Moon. It's not good.
This month, Stephanie has the pick and she has chosen the 2004 hit Mean Girls starring Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, and Tina Fey.
Episode features:
This month, Doc Pinko has picked the 1958 movie, Attack Of The Puppet People. It's an old movie.
Happy Halloween, everyone. The MMC crew are back with the genre-setting suspense thriller, 1960's Psycho.
We are back for a new season of the Collective and Oliver has chosen the movie for us and he has chosen...wisely. He picked the 1983 movie, Local Hero with Peter Riegert, Burt Lancaster, and a very young Peter Capaldi.
The Showholers are back, except for Steve who is hiding in an undisclosed location for...reasons. We discuss voting rights, Pat Robertson, and the elephant in the room.
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We round out this season of the MMC with Steph's choice, Earth Girls Are Easy with Geena Davis, Jeff Goldblum, Jim Carrey, and Damon Wayans.
We're back and Steve has picked the 1978 popcorn movie, Corvette Summer, starring Mark Hamill and Annie Potts.
4/28/2023
Mass market rubbish for all!
4/18/2023
Arm up in Armpit, baby!
Another Showhole Mono as someone is mad someone else for suggesting a meeting technique.
Special Guest: Werner Herzog.
4/9/2023
This episode should offend most everyone.
Special guest star risen from the dead for this episode: Elvis A. Presley.
4/7/2023
Since we can't seem to get the Showholers together, here's a new feature - a ShohoMono!
The crew are together to watch the 1995 cyberpunk film, Hackers.
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The crew returns to discuss the disturbing (and not in a good way) Madonna movie, Body Of Evidence with Willem Dafoe.
This month, we get together to watch the Arnold classic, Total Recall.
We're back finally and we just talk about things not involving pizza and climate activists.
Steve Cloutier makes the Christmas choice this time around and he picks a UN commissioned film written by Rod Serling. It's a take on the Dickens classic, A Christmas Carol, with a slightly more Cold War feel to it.
We're back with a new episode talking about Election 2022.
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We are back just in time for Halloween. This time around, Jasen picks the movie and he picked the movie in the title. It is an interesting Sci-Fi thriller that has nothing to do with the rest of the franchise.
We're back. Stephanie is post-surgical high and we have plenty to discuss.
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This time around, Oliver Rockside tortures us with his pick. He picked the 1994 Erotic Thriller, Color Of Night starring Bruce Willis and Jane March. This movie is not for the kiddos.
This time around, the Collective talks about a 1974 made-for-TV movie with Andy Griffith and William Shatner among others.
We watch a 1980 movie with an ensemble cast that was written by the writer of The Graduate and Saturday Night Live. It was awful.
The collective is back and this time around Heavy D is hosting us as we discuss Trey Parker's directorial debut, Cannibal! The Musical.
Welcome to the Christmas episode where we discuss the movie, Rare
Exports: A Christmas Tale, a Finnish horror-ish movie from 2010.
The Cheerz crew got together for their annual Christmas party and listeners may regret listening. We have chosen five horrible, terrible Christmas songs. This will also be posted on the In Your Earholes feed.