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Episode 25: "Our Top Genre Movies from 1987"
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1987 turns 30 this year, and to honor, that we celebrate a shit load of movies! Man, it was a good year. So, we each picked our top 8 genre movies -- there is some overlap -- and have a good time. One caveat: Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors was excluded because, you know, it's a given.
We also chat up recent viewings (Showgirls, Barbarella, The Spirit is Willing, Riverdale and more), plus give our thanks to the late great Bill Paxton.
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