Poopie Movies

This ones for the Sailors!! Today we tackle the San-Man's debut flick from way back in 1989!! Hold on to your hats for this one folks. Adam Sandler plays funnyman Shecky (yes you read that right) Moscowitz, a cruise ship waiter who is desperately trying to dip his toe into the pristine water that is Standup Comedy. 2nd time Special Guest Ashley joins us we try to navigate our boat through the wacky, uncomfortable mishaps that make up this movie.  

Ever wondered how Ted Nugent behaves on the set of a reality TV show?  Strap in your seatbelts, because this is one righteous stinker.  Starring Evan Seinfeld (Biohazard), Jason Bonham, Scott Ian (Anthrax), Sebastian Bach (Skid Row), and The Nuge himself, this is one garbage TV show.  Enjoy, my children.

Part 2/Final part of our mini Black Flag series as we cover the 1986 doc. Reality 86'd. There is nothing really much to say other than this documentary is the equivalent of the first part of the series. We Milked it for all it's and glad to see that it's over. We hope you enjoy!

Get ready for one nasty upper decker.  In today's episode, Cade & I wrestle our minds around 1985's "In My Head," by hardcore moguls Black Flag.  This album has its ups and it has its downs, but most importantly: its got a whole lotta Greg Ginn.  We're gonna have a Podcast party tonight!!

Today's episode is about the 1996 hit Michael! Full Disclosure this episode is a little more loose than usual due to all 3 of us being a little too stoned. Nevertheless check your dance moves, make sure your clothes fit over your wings, and make sure your dog is okay, because this one's for the bad boys!

In today's episode, Cade and I have on Daniel Bjelopavlic and Weston Flyte!  Together we suffer through 2005's "The Gingerdead Man," and this comedy-horror nightmare casts its lead role on the one and only Gary Busey.  Buckle up, pardner; this ain't your Pillsbury Doughboy's movie.

In the first episode of this series, Kade and I kick things off with a tried and true piece of shit, 2003's Haggard. Written, Directed, and Produced by none other than Bam Margera. So sit down, strap in, and make sure you have enough toilet paper, because you are going to need it.