Dudes on Movies

In this new bonus series Scott and Dave discuss the media they've been consuming. Film, Books, Podcasts, Videogames and more!

Movies Happy Gilmore 2 (2025) No Country for Old Men (2007) Mystery Alaska (1999) Johnny Guitar (1954) Lili (1953)   TV Upstart Crow Season 1 Seinfeld Season 7

Books Showtime by Jeff Pearlman A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens You are what you watch by Walt Hickey

Podcasts You Must Remember This Blowbac...

The Dudes finish their Summer of Sleaze with 1991's Samurai Cop. This film is legendarily bad in all the right ways. Horrible writing, amateurish acting, bad karate and good boobs. Imagine a Skinemax version of Lethal Weapon written by a ten year old in the late 80s. It's everything you want but nothing you need. Which is why it rules and everyone should own a copy.

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are the worst movies that feature mar...

The Dudes keep riding the August Sleaze Train with a comparatively shinier choice this week, 1992's Basic Instinct.  This legendary film and cultural moment shook the country in it's release year, and it's all thanks to the incredible Sharon Stone.  We hope we pay her the appropriate tribute she deserved 33 years ago.    

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What movies forced you to lie to your parents in order to see them?

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We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for July 2025!

Episode 278 - City Slickers - What are your favorite movies about Mid-Life Crises?

Episode 279 - The Muppet Christmas Carol - What kids movies are the most enjoyable for adults?

Episode 280 - Barry Lyndon - What movies feature the most impressive cinematography?

Episode 281 - From Hell - What are the best movies about evil rulers?

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The Dudes continue the Summer of Sleaze with 1986's Chopping Mall.  This Corman-related Horror movie doesn't deliver everything you're expecting, but it's got just enough of the Hard-R 80s fun to keep you coming back, and you'll also appreciate it's run-time and references.  Our podcast is longer than the movie, and we're proud of that.    

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are your favorite movies that feature a mall?

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The dudes kick off the Summer of Sleaze with 1998's Wild Things! The gratuitous nudity and violence drew you in, but the smart script and numerous plot twists keep you interested. It's hot people doing bad things off the Florida coast, and it's a lot smarter than it looks. Jack Horner wishes he wrote this.

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are your favorite erotic thrillers?

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The dudes hunt Jack the Ripper in 2001's From Hell. This take on the ripper legend proposes an elaborate royal cover up to protect the Victorian monarchy, the Freemasons, and the established class system. Just rich and powerful people doing what they do. It may not be the best movie, but it oozes atmosphere, crafts an intriguing mystery, and has some great performances from Jack Sparrow, Hagrid, and Bilbo. 

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The dudes weasel their way through society with 1975's Barry Lyndon. This listener request form Max is considered Kubrick's forgotten masterpiece. Everything about it is breathtaking and beautiful, from the lavish costumes and natural light cinematography. The story is utterly compelling as well. So if you haven't seen it yet, get on it, and acquire satisfaction.

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What movies feature the most impressive cinem...

We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for May 2025!

Episode 273 - Maurice - What are your favorite movies about repression?

Episode 274 - Funeral Parade of Roses - What are your favorite experimental movies?

Episode 275 - The Watermelon Woman - Who is your favorite independent filmmaker?

Episode 276 - Boys Don't Cry - What are your favorite tragic movie romances?

teenagers?

Episode 277 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: F...

The Dudes celebrate Christmas in July with 1992's The Muppet Christmas Carol! It successfully blends the emotions of the classic tale with outstanding puppetry and humor. And Michael Caine gives one of his most memorable performances. Humbug? I think not.

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What kids movies are the most enjoyable for adults?

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The dudes discover the meaning of life in 1991's City Slickers! The movie poster promises a good time with lots of laughs, but it doesn't mention the existential torment you'll have to endure. There is a cute calf though. HELLOOOO.

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are your favorite movies about mid-life crises?

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The final entry for Pride 2025 is 1985's fun, if uneven A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 : Freddy's Revenge.  While this sequel doesn't have the gore you'd expect from the franchise, the gay subtext and 80s style keeps you returning for multiple rewatches.  Plus, it's always fun to see Marshall Bell get his for any reason.   

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are your favorite movie sequels that focus on new characters?

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The 4th entry for Pride 2025 is 1999's incredible Boys Don't Cry.  Brandon Teena's life story is more important than ever, so please watch the film, then tune in for our discussion.

WARNING: This films contains a graphic rape scene.  We discuss it at the following time stamp which you can skip if needed - 1:24:17-1:28:57.     

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are your favorite tragic movie romances?

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Hey Dudes! It's our second Bonus episode where we re-visit movies we covered when we originally started.  And in this Party-Sized Re-Dude, we're taking on William Friedkin's infamous Cruising!  Please stay tuned to the feed for our normal episodes, and look out for other swell upcoming bonus stuff as well.  As always, thank you so much for listening!  

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Pride 2025 rolls on with 1996's The Watermelon Woman.  Cheryl Dunye's debut from the best era of Independent American Cinema combines a narrative Romantic Comedy-Drama with a faux documentary about Hollywood History and representation.  So join The Dudes as they review both the film and the irregularities in their VHS rental account activity.    

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

Who is your favorite Independent Filmmaker?

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We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for May 2025!

Episode 269 - Interview With The Vampire - What are the most elegant Horror Movies?

Episode 270 - American Gangster -  What are your favorite movies about Drug Dealers?

Episode 271 - Napoleon Dynamite - What are your favorite movies about awkward teenagers?

Episode 272 - Beyond the Valley of the Dolls - What are the trashiest movies you've enjoyed multiple times?

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The Dudes get experimental with 1969's Funeral Parade of Roses. Equal parts surreal, profound, and beautiful, this film is entirely unpredictable, and deliberately makes a strong stance that being gay or trans is entirely normal no matter what you think about it. It's weird and lovely and you will never forget it.

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are your favorite experimental movies?

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Pride 2025 kicks off with class and panache with 1987's Maurice, a Merchant-Ivory joint full of wit and sophistication.  This tale of repression in early 20th Century England will both move you and outrage you, sometimes within the same scene.  We've come a long way, and yet much of this movie that takes place in 1910 will still feel unfortunately modern.  

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are your favorite movies about repression?

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The Dudes discover sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll in 1970's Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. Written by Roger Ebert and directed by Russ Meyer, this debauched trip towards fame and fortune not only glamorizes late 60's counter culture, it satirizes Hollywood conventions of the era. This is our happening and it freaks us out!

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

What are the trashiest movies you've enjoyed multiple times?

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