Dudes on Movies

189 - The Return of the Living Dead

The Dudes attempt to fit in with both old guys and every teen subculture with 1985's zombie classic The Return of the Living Dead.  This near-perfect blend of horror, comedy and social commentary was another entry in the canon of VHS boxes that intrigued you as a child at the video store.  The good news?  Its even better than you hoped it was!
Other movies discussed:
Skinamarink (2022) – Directed by Kyle Edward Ball
The Killing (1956) – Directed by Stanley Kubrick
QUESTION OF THE WEEK:
What are the funniest horror films?
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188 - Raw

The Dudes get a taste of college life, as they chew on 2016's Raw. If you like your higher learning served with sibling fights, plot twists, and fantastic performances, then this is the movie for you. Be sure to floss after watching though.
Other movies discussed:
The Great Dictator (1940) – Directed by Charlie Chaplin
Smile (2022) – Parker Finn
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What movies best depict the harsh reality of college life?
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BONUS - Question Of The Week Responses Sept 2023

We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for September 2023!
Episode 182- Five Easy Pieces - What movies best depict artistic male arrogance?
Episode 183 - Desperado - What are your favorite sequences in any action movie?
Episode 184 - Judas and the Black Messiah - What are the best movies or books about any aspect of the Civil Rights Movement?
Episode 185 - The Parent Trap - What are your favorite movies where an actor plays multiple characters?
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187 - Society

The Dudes' fear of rich people is proven completely justified with 1989's Society.  Like El Guapo, this film is not just famous, it's IN-famous, mainly due to its unforgettable final act that will leave you wishing you'd never investigated the taste of The Shunt.  It's Halloween everybody, let's get repulsive! 
Other movies discussed:
Mad God (2021) – Directed by Phil Tippett
Blade (1998) – Directed by Stephen Norrington
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What are the grossest special effects you've ever seen?
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186 - Possession

The Dudes abandon their failed marriage and nurture something new with 1981's Possession. There may be a few bodies (and tentacles) along the way, but that's a small price to pay for happiness. This film is infamous for many reasons, but it's the unforgettable performances that ground it for the audience, shocked as they may be. Buckle up!
Other movies discussed:
Battleship Potemkin (1925) – Directed by Sergei Eisenstein
Tetsuo the Iron Man (1989) – Directed by Shinya Tsukamoto
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What movies subverted your expectations on your first viewing?
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185 - The Parent Trap (1961)

Mom and Dad are fighting again, so The Dudes employ Twin Magic to put things right with 1961's The Parent Trap.  The amazing Hayley Mills anchors this movie that was formative cinema for Dave, so be prepared for him to wax nostalgic like he's at death's door.  Come for the romance, stay for the hooliganism!  
Other movies discussed:
The Kid (1921) – Directed by Charlie Chaplin
Babylon (1922) – Directed by Damien Chazelle
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What are your favorite movies where an actor plays multiple characters?
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184 - Judas and the Black Messiah

The Dudes go undercover in 2021's Judas and the Black Messiah. This important film about Chicago Black Panther leader Fred Hampton highlights the lengths that America will go to in order to maintain the status quo of oppression and inequality, and also includes some of the greatest performances of the decade. Give it a listen, and become a revolutionary.
Other movies discussed:
Gone with the Wind (1939) – Directed by Victor Fleming
Drive My Car (2021) – Directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What are the best movies or books about any aspect of the civil rights movement?
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BONUS - Question Of The Week Responses August 2023

We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for August 2023!
Episode 178- Young Adult - What are your favorite movies about immature protagonists?
Episode 179 - Secrets & Lies - What are the best movies about broken families
Episode 180 - The Exorcist - What are your favorite movies about the Devil?
Episode 181 - Timecop - Who are your least favorite action movie villains?
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183 - Desperado

The Dudes head to Old Mexico for a sexy, bloody romp with 1995's Desperado!  Robert Rodriguez's 2nd film is one hell of a ride.  Watch it over and over again, then treat yourself to the Special Features on the DVDs of his other films.  (Seriously, look up 10 Minute Cooking School, then watch how easy you start making friends.)
Other movies discussed:
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020) – Directed by Jason Woliner
The Moon Is Blue (1953) – Directed by Otto Preminger
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What are your favorite sequences in any action movie?
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182 - Five Easy Pieces

The Dudes attempt to understand male arrogance with 1970’s Five Easy Pieces. This seminal classic helped birth the American New Wave of cinema, as well as the Jack Nicholson we all know and love. How long can someone run from their demons without confronting them? How much contempt can one person have for another? And could a pompous celibate really hold that chicken between their knees? All this and more in today’s discussion!
 
Other movies discussed:
Hot Fuzz (2007) – Directed by Edgar Wright
The Platform (2019) – Directed by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia
 
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What movies best depict artistic male arrogance?
 
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