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Hey everyone! We decided to start a new show/segment called Joe's Shelf. On these episodes, I will pick a movie from my physical media collection for us to watch and discuss. As Ryan says on this ep, "Pretty groundbreaking".

Anywho, these eps will give us some freedom to explore more mainstream/classic films that wouldn't work on the main show. It's also a chance for us to dive into some of the films that have been sent to the PO box, as was the case with the movie featured on this inaugural episode - Sharky's Machine. At the end of the episode, we also go through the stuff sent to us this month from Patrons Luke & Joker.

This is pretty much a pilot episode and we'll keep ironing out the format as we go on. The current plan is to do two of these a month, one released publicly, the other a Patreon exclusive. We also have another new segment coming soon that Ryan will control the picks for so stay tuned for that. Let us know your thoughts on this new segment!

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Luke Gordnier

Can’t wait for this new series! Excited to see what films are discussed

Mary and Steve

Love this! ACCers are going to be eating well 😎 My dad always praised this movie’s soundtracks as an all-timer and ‘the one that got away’ (it was not released on cd for literal decades or something)

JokersJuicyAss

Joe I'm surprised you don't know much about Burt give he and his bud Don basically became a Comedy Duo

cdpren

Looking forward to listening. This was Burt’s best attempt at a DIRTY HARRY-style film. Henry Silva is top-level unhinged.

JokersJuicyAss

It's good to know Movie Night April 9th 1987 was all around terrible, the movie sucked, Gargantua-1 was destroyed, Jonas Venture, Sr died. among many others (at least 9,001), and it started the Pyramid Wars of 1987

JokersJuicyAss

Poor Ryan, he has no physical media, please donate to my charity so we can send Ryan more DVDs of Cool World

JokersJuicyAss

Welp I need to let my dad know his Boxsets of Dukes of Hazzard might be paper weights now

JokersJuicyAss

DUDE CLERKS THE ANIMATED SERIES IS LIKE 6 OF THE BEST EPISODES OF TV YOU CAN FIND

JokersJuicyAss

Okay Crazy Thing I recently learned about the Longest Yard, in that car chase Burt is listening to the Skynyrd song Saturday Night Special (Their best song, come out and fight me on that!) that song was recorded a month before they started to film, the album Nuthin Fancy was released after the movie

JokersJuicyAss

Speaking of Billy Crystal, for some reason I went down the rabbit hole of mpeg and blackface, Billy Crystal's first movie Rabbit Test directed and co written by Joan Rivers the Drunken Grandmother I always wanted, and in this movie Billy becomes the first man to give Birth, but this movie also have Blackface in it

JokersJuicyAss

God I saw Bee Movie as a kid, even as a 7 year old idiot I know that movie was weird and not enjoyable, but god the memes are good

Lux Anatis

Awesome concept even though it's so simple. You should consider setting up a poll for Patrons to vote on the exclusive episodes of Joe's Shelf! That'll surely separate the Gene's from the Vincent's.

Jason Patterson

Joe don't be a hero! No one should be subjected to 4:3, don't suffer for us, we love you

JokersJuicyAss

It wouldn't surprise me if Burt got hit by the Chevy curse because he is also known to be hell to work with, and while I never worked with him, he can't be that bad

JokersJuicyAss

Also Joe you need to check out Gator I actually sent you guys a bluray of that and White Lightning last year

JokersJuicyAss

That reminds me Moving Violation the 1970s one with the cop car chopping it'd roof off by a trailer, the only way to listen to its theme Running with a Detroit Man is to watch the movie you can't find anything on the song or the people who recorded it

Luke Gordnier

Joe you have me dead to rights, I have collected films mentioned on the pod that I needed to get rid of because I’m moving soon. I even have a almost cult classics collection of movies covered on the pod and hats off

Luke Gordnier

I found reach on rock on eBay for cheap. I don’t believe it’s on dvd.

Lux Anatis

I could go on and on about this and I'll spare you, but I can't tell you how thrilled I was to hear Ryan almost give one of his trademark wretches when the subject of public domain children's characters getting slasher movies forced upon them came up. That particular trend really makes me sick.

Mary and Steve

That’s me with the Rock and Rule soundtrack - at least Cheap Trick and Earth Wind and Fire released their songs from it on greatest hits comps, but Lou Reed, Debbie Harry and Iggy Pop never did 😢 (well, DH reworked her big song but it’s not the same)

Nathan Kearney

Thanks for unlocking my memory of Winnie the Pooh and the blustery day, Ryan haha

Mary and Steve

Kanga is the lady! (Clint Howard was Roo in Blustery Day) Owl, on the other hand, was voiced by Otis from the Andy Griffith Show. Annnd John Fiedler was also at the end of the original True Grit, I think a banker or something.

Lux Anatis

It's not so much their quality as I've never seen one. It's the idea that a horror version of what's traditionally considered children's fare is in anyway subversive anymore. Kids don't have anything for themselves anymore and adults of my generation refuse to develop better taste in seemingly anything.

Sidetracks

More like Sanitized Sharky, amirite?

Sidetracks

I'm definitely going to check out more of the Burt & Dom collaborations!

Mary and Steve

I haven’t seen any either, I’m opposed because it’s the same as that anti-Barney humor stuff. Exactly like you said, there’s nothing for kids anymore - and if there IS … grownups have to co-opt and soil it because it’s funny? Because they hate kids so much? I don’t see the appeal

Lux Anatis

I could go into several theories about why who and how but I'll probably get blown the off out of this little community we have here.

Mary and Steve

I’d be interested, for what it’s worth 🤝

Lux Anatis

I'll leave the conspiracy theories to the RyGuy

JokersJuicyAss

Cannonball Run is the best for comedy, but All Dogs Goes to Heaven you will cry watching that movie

JokersJuicyAss

Honesty I kinda wish he went on more but Joe is probably using the shock collar I sent them

Lux Anatis

No you of all people most certainly don't, Joker.

JokersJuicyAss

Also Ryan the reason Over the Edge is ringing a bell is because it was one of Kurt Cobain's favorite movies

cdpren

You gotta do BLACK RAIN at some point. Feel like it doesn’t get the credit it deserves because it’s just Ridley doing a cop action film. But he goes at it 100% and makes it a pure hard boiled blast. Douglas is wonderful and both Garcia and especially Ken Takakura are great.

Heath Chamerski

The discussion of The End got me thinking that Short Time (1990) would be an awesome film for you to discuss - a rare starring role for Dabney Coleman as a cop trying to get killed in the line of duty, but he keeps failing. It has one of the best car chases I’ve ever seen in a movie too.

cdpren

That chase is incredible. Dabney a lot of fun in that role.