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Hey everyone, here's the follow-up to our episode on The Exorcist III. We take a look at the only other film that William Peter Blatty directed, The Ninth Configuration, also adapted from one of his  novels. 

We also start the episode by talking about the first items we received in our PO box, something we plan to do for all future Patreon episodes. Thanks again to all of you who have sent things in!

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JokersJuicyAss

I'm glad I got Joe to say my username with disdain, I love it, and I have to send you more stupid shit

Anthony Hoffman

I look forward to new ACC episodes like it’s my favorite tv show

JokersJuicyAss

Guys there is a female Death Wish, it's called I Spit On Your Grave

Luke Gordnier

Devil haircut is a great beck song

Luke Gordnier

It’s funny I rewatch nothing but trouble and I feel the same way ryan does about the 9th configuration. I think it’s good but there are a lot of problems

Luke Gordnier

This is why I will always watch movies through psychical media, no ads.

Luke Gordnier

Can’t wait to listen to the commentary. Do you know when it will be available to preorder?

Mary and Steve

I’m gonna send you guys so much anime and French cinema

Salvador Pereira

Please do Roger Corman's St. Valentine Massacre ...One of my faves and Jack Nicholson / Bruce Dern are background actors in that film ..orson Welles was supposed to BE Al Capone.

Sidetracks

Haven’t been given a release date yet, but I imagine it’ll be sometime in 2024 for the film’s 35th anniversary

Wade Wilson

Congratulations on the commentary gig! I will be picking that up as Uncle Buck is still one of my favorites.

Trembling Colors

The female Death Wish has been done a few times. There was the whole rape revenge genre from the 70s and then especially the plot line came up in straight to video action movies from the 80s and 90s. Two famous ones that went to theaters are Ms. 45 (1981) where the female victim just starts killing men in general and The Brave One (2007) with Jodie Foster.

Steven Trotter

Good job on doing the commentary for Uncle Buck Joe, it may be a small thing but it's something you're passionate about so salute. From some 19 year old going to stooge premiers to this you might just make it in the pictures kid!