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Introducing our second new segment! This one is called Off the Radar and will be Ryan's project. On it, we will take a look at rare/out of print movies, preferably ones that were never released beyond VHS. First up is a movie called Fever Pitch (1985). Currently only available via archive.org. Here's the link if you'd like to check out the movie prior to listening!

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Lux Anatis

How quickly until the title of this segment gets the same regret as that of the podcast?

Luke Thomas

You guys have got us spoiled.

JokersJuicyAss

Speak of the devil Rabbit Test is also a VHS only movie

Thomas Bishop

A few suggestions: A phenomenal neo-noirish movie "The Woman Chaser" starring Patrick Warburton that was only on VHS. Or maybe the movie "The Kill-Off" based on the Jim Thompson story that never made it to DVD. Both have a really gritty, ambitious look to 'em. Or "Blade" from 1973 starring John Marley. Frankly, this kind of Off the Radar thing is specifically my jam. Here's a good site you can watch tons of rare movies: https://rarefilmm.com/film-index/

Heath Chamerski

Love the episode and the new format! I believe 1989’s Wired is another VHS only movie but I wouldn’t ask you to subject yourselves to that one. It’s truly one of the worst films I’ve ever seen.

Ryan Lancello

I will be pulling a ton from rarefilmm.

Thomas Bishop

Wow, I really enjoyed this movie. It takes a while to get into because of the different style of moving from vignette to vignette, but it really pulls you along with all the creative ways it shows how people live in this world. And good to know I am exactly the kind of dumbass that would get caught up.

Thomas Bishop

Oh, i'm a moron. You mention this.

Ryan Lancello

Totally forgot to mention the ridiculous Thomas Dolby score which is very appropriate somehow.

Lux Anatis

I forgot the thank you two for providing the means to watch this one. Considering the theme of the show it would be interesting if you shared with us how you guys were able to see these in every episode.

JokersJuicyAss

I actually do have a VHS only movie on the list of movies I'm going to send you guys, I will give a tip, Ryan loves a movie from 1970 that has a similar plot to this movie

Mary and Steve

I have been inundated with Looking for Mr. Goodbar references lately lol It’s odd for something that sounds so deeply upsetting

Lux Anatis

Mr Goodbar was the best of those limited edition large Hershey/M&M chocolate bars that were around a few years ago which is saying something considering I'm normally a Krackle man.

Mary and Steve

I will not be looking for them as I am allergic to peanuts (Krackle’s good tho 🙂‍↕️)

Sidetracks

Why the hell don't they make full size Krackels?

Sidetracks

That's a great suggestion! I've never seen it but I know of its reputation

JokersJuicyAss

I like the Special Blend versions of both

Jason Patterson

"The lost weekend" is a story about a nearly Lovecraftian spiral of alcoholism. This (fever pitch) sounds like a great vehicle for a Dom Deluise supporting role. Thanks for another great one guys, I'm digging the new formats

Luke Gordnier

Speaking of peanuts, Jon Hughes was supposed to write and produced a live action adaption but then the critical failure/disappointing box office return of Dennis the menace caused Warner to cancel it.

Mary and Steve

My impression is that Crunch Bars have more of a snap to their chocolate, Krackle’s a little softer Also Hershey is marginally less evil than Nestle

Lux Anatis

I understand Hershey's chocolate is polarizing, but Nestle is inferior chocolate by any measure. Even if they did make full sized Krackles I'd never, ever choose one while Nutrageous still lives.

Lux Anatis

Did you know they changed the name from 100 Thousand Dollar bar to 100 Grand?

JokersJuicyAss

No because I didn't even know of 100 grand bars into late last year when they started to stock them at my job

Lux Anatis

Seinfeld didn't age well enough for you, huh?

Pablo Pappano

What is the website you guys mentioned where you can watch films online? I remember going there after listening to an episode. I remember you dont have to download but can watch films on the site directly. Thanks