In this episode of Rare Cuts Media Society, Andrew, Rob, Eric, and Mike dive into a fizzy topic that brings back a tidal wave of nostalgia—the Cola Wars. From childhood taste-test memories at the mall to family loyalties over Coke or Pepsi, the hosts pour out personal stories and debate the greatest beverage rivalries of the ‘80s and ‘90s. As Mike Ross leads the discussion, the crew takes a closer look at the experimental concept album Dispepsi by Negative Land, an ambitious sound collage dissecting soda marketing, consumer psychology, and pop culture’s quirks.

Throughout the conversation, they sample not just memories but actual fizzy drinks—including the latest Pepsi prebiotic cola—giving live reactions and plenty of comedic banter. The episode explores how branding and celebrity endorsements shaped their choices (and possibly our taste buds), the cleverness and weirdness of Negative Land’s album structure, and what it means to be caught up in the endless cycle of advertising. With detours into obscure sodas, SNL sketches, and Disney theme park trivia, this episode serves up a refreshing—and slightly offbeat—look at the power of marketing, the art of the concept album, and the nostalgia hidden in every can.

Settle in for sparkling stories, sharp critiques, and the ultimate taste test—both of cola and pop culture itself!

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In this episode, your hosts Andrew, Eric, Rob, and Mike are kicking off a brand-new theme: concept albums. And what better way to start than with Rob’s Pick the 1987 metal masterpiece "Abigail" by King Diamond?

This episode isn’t just a music review—it’s an exploration of the very idea of a concept album. The hosts discuss what sets a great concept album apart, from narrative cohesion and musical consistency, to the ways these records blur the lines between theme and story. Along the way, you’ll hear shout-outs to some of the genre’s giants, thoughts on everything from Pink Floyd and Taylor Swift, and a fair share of nostalgia and basement metal listening memories.

Then, the crew takes a close look at King Diamond himself—the striking, face-painted Danish metal icon—and unpacks the dark horror story at the heart of "Abigail." With its operatic vocals, gothic atmosphere, and face-melting guitar solos, this album pulls the listener into a haunted mansion narrative full of horsemen, possession, and betrayal.

Tune in as the hosts debate the album’s strengths and weaknesses, imagine how it might play out on the big screen (casting Willem Dafoe, naturally), and even touch on numerology, graphic novels, and why some things should never be moved out of the 18th century. Whether you’re a longtime metalhead or just curious about the wild side of concept albums, this episode is packed with spooky stories, musical insight, and the off-the-wall tangents that make Rare Cuts Media Society a cult favorite.

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In this episode, Eric Picks something disney for the New Year… dig into the curious case of Dick Tracy (1990)—a movie that was marketed as the next big cultural phenomenon but somehow slipped through the cracks of nostalgia.

The crew kicks things off by recalling their own memories of Dick Tracy: the early-90s media blitz, video game tie-ins, trading cards, and a merchandising frenzy that spread from McDonald's to toy stores. Despite the hype, most people seem to remember the branding more than the film itself—echoing Eric Hathorn’s idea that Dick Tracy is “more famous than familiar.”

But what went wrong? Was it the film’s indecisive tone—part cartoonish, part adult? Did Warren Beatty’s seriousness as the titular detective make him less relatable than a Tony Stark or Batman? The hosts explore how the movie’s world, characters, and ambitious production value were overshadowed by a marketing machine that couldn’t quite stick the landing.

They also debate whether the film’s New Year’s Eve climax makes Dick Tracy the ultimate January pick, and discuss why the movie never spawned the franchise Disney hoped for. From Al Pacino’s over-the-top Big Boy Caprice to Madonna’s memorable role, the episode is packed with nostalgia, pop culture trivia, and playful speculation (including casting Willem Dafoe in a hypothetical remake).

Join the Society as they rate and reflect on Dick Tracy—a blockbuster that’s become a rare cut over time—and set the stage for their next deep dive into concept albums from the world of music.

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On this episode of the Rare Cuts Media Society, hosts Andrew, Mike, Eric, and Rob dive into the unconventional holiday spirit with a deep discussion of the 2003 animated film "Tokyo Godfathers." Rob Picked this month and leads the group through the unique story of three homeless individuals in Tokyo who find an abandoned newborn on Christmas Eve, sparking a wild journey filled with unexpected twists, emotional revelations, and plenty of holiday chaos. The crew reflects on the stylistic choices of anime, the impact of director Satoshi Kon, and the way the film handles themes like found family, redemption, and LGBTQ representation. Along the way, expect plenty of laughs, personal insights, and even some friendly score debates as the hosts dissect what sets "Tokyo Godfathers" apart as a holiday gem. Whether you're an anime veteran or a newcomer, this episode is a festive rare cut you won't want to miss!

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This month, Mike brings the 2015 indie drama "Krisha" to the Thanksgiving  table—a movie about a woman who reenters her family’s orbit for a tension-filled Thanksgiving after years struggling with addiction.

Joined by Andrew, Rob, and Eric, the hosts dig into what makes this micro-budget film both unsettling and deeply authentic, from its real-life family casting to the spiraling anxiety and confrontation at the heart of its story. The conversation tackles everything from acting performances and family dynamics to why Thanksgiving is the perfect holiday setting for catastrophe. Plus, the hosts don’t shy away from how uncomfortable and relatable the film’s depiction of familial stress can be. Stay tuned for honest reactions, a touch of humor, and the usual Rare Cuts scoring, as the crew asks: Can a homemade movie about a fractured holiday actually stick with you—and would anyone ever dare let Krisha cook the turkey again?

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In this episode, Eric Andrew, Rob, and Mike dive deep into the eerie 1988 film Lady in White—a unique Halloween-season pick that blends ghostly chills with heartfelt, personal storytelling. Set in 1962, the movie follows young Frankie Scarlatti as he uncovers a decades-old mystery, encountering both supernatural forces and the grim realities of small-town life. Andrew Picked for October and Halloween In this episode, the hosts unpack the film’s origins as a deeply autobiographical project by writer-director Frank LaLoggia, discuss its distinctive 1960s upstate New York setting, and debate whether Lady in White truly qualifies as a horror film—or is it something else entirely? From personal stories and technical filmmaking challenges to themes of racial tension and family, no unsettling detail goes untouched. Join the Rare Cuts crew as they explore what makes Lady in White stand out, how its shoestring budget shaped the final product, and why it remains a noteworthy, if underseen, entry in the Halloween movie canon.

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In this episode, Eric Andrew, Rob, and Mike dive deep into the oddity that is "Fox Hunt," the 1996 interactive movie/video game mashup that dared to blend live-action slapstick comedy with ’90s-era full-motion video gaming. This time Eric Picked the James Bond Side Car for Georg Lazenby! This installment marks the finale of the Society’s James Bond “sidecar” arc—an exploration of unusual projects by former Bond actors—where the spotlight falls on George Lazenby’s truly unique post-Bond endeavor. Our hosts dissect everything from the messy plot and wild tone to the unexpected cast, which includes Rob Lowe, Gary Coleman, and an original score by Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo. Along the way, they debate whether "Fox Hunt" is an overlooked cult treasure or a relic better left, well, forgotten. Tune in for laughs, in-depth analysis, and plenty of nostalgia (and, yes, a few jokes about questionable production decisions and nipple-whipping). Whether you love hidden gems or just want to hear about one of the strangest Bond alumni projects ever made, this episode is sure to entertain!

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In this week's episode, our hosts Andrew, Eric, and Rob,take a dive deep into the shadowy world of 19th-century Pennsylvania coal mines as they dissect Mike’s Pick for Sean Connery’s Bond the 1970 historical drama "The Molly Maguires," starring Sean Connery and Richard Harris. Kicking things off, the crew reminisces about their favorite Sean Connery films (with more than a few detours into his most extravagant and occasionally questionable roles), before Mike takes us on a journey into the grim realities of coal mining, labor unrest, and undercover intrigue. The hosts debate the effectiveness of the film’s stark, dialogue-free opening, share laughs about Connery’s never-changing accent, and dig into why the movie’s message, pacing, and even its very name may have doomed it to box office obscurity. Along the way, they highlight the historically murky legacy of the real Molly Maguires, the impact of labor struggles, and the surprisingly pivotal role of a barroom brawl. Is this a story about fighting back—or does it simply reinforce a sense of inevitability and defeat? And would anyone have seen this film if it was called "The Irish Boom Booms"? Grab a seat around our (figurative) pub table as we unearth the forgotten history, cinematic curiosities, and lasting question of why this rare cut remains such a seldom-seen piece of Connery’s legacy. All this and more on this episode of Rare Cuts Media Society!

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Its a special milestone episode of Rare Cuts Media Society! In this 50th installment, your hosts gather to celebrate by diving into the 2004 British crime thriller, Layer Cake, starring a pre-Bond Daniel Craig. This episode is all about uncovering hidden gems, and the team brings their signature humor and insight to a film that arguably set the tone for the grittier, modern James Bond era. Kicking things off, Rob explains why he chose Layer Cake for the show’s ongoing James Bond “sidecar” theme—pointing out how Craig’s cool, collected demeanor here foreshadows his legendary 007 run. The hosts debate just how much of Bond’s DNA is present in Craig’s character, from his steely glances to his overconfidence in a world riddled with double crosses and shifting allegiances. As they break down Layer Cake’s dizzying plot twists, the team compares it to other crime classics like The Departed and Trainspotting, discussing whether the film’s relentless reversals keep viewers on their toes or leave them spinning. They also weigh in on the movie’s British setting, stylized violence, incredible cast, and era-defining soundtrack—plus a spirited discussion about the film’s infamous ending and the mysterious choice to leave Craig’s character nameless. And of course, in true Rare Cuts fashion, the hosts don’t miss the chance to imagine who Willem Dafoe could have played in this modern gangster tale. Whether you’re a fan of Daniel Craig, crime thrillers, or just love to hear a thoughtful, sometimes hilarious debate about cult classics, this episode is packed with fresh takes, nitpicks, and behind-the-scenes insights—perfect for anyone looking to celebrate 50 episodes of rare and remarkable cinema.

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Rare Cuts Media Society dives headfirst into a new theme and the 1978 film "The Wild Geese"—a hidden cinematic gem where Bond is not quite Bond, but still acts a whole lot like him. Assigned to explore the non-Bond roles of James Bond actors, this episode spotlights Sir Roger Moore as a sly mercenary pilot on a secret mission in southern Africa, alongside a star-studded (for the time) cast including Richard Burton and Richard Harris. The crew unpacks the film’s wild ride: from its unique "Bond-adjacent" opening credits—geese and all—to its transition from snappy British drama to full-on mercenary war movie, all underscored by a soundtrack more circus than suspense. With wit and humor, the hosts pick apart everything from the film’s questionable production choices (was that a sword fight or slapstick?) to the convoluted motivations behind its high-stakes rescue plot. Along the way, they debate the merits of “realistic” war films, 1970s British cinema quirks, and whether the so-called "all-star" cast still packs a punch today. From behind-the-scenes trivia—including Roger Moore’s reluctance to share lines with heavyweights Burton and Harris—to speculation about a modern-day remake (yes, Willem Dafoe gets a mention), this episode has it all: nostalgia, critique, and the kind of side-splitting banter you’ve come to expect from Rare Cuts. Stick around as the hosts give "The Wild Geese" their newly expanded scoring treatment and preview what’s next on their James Bond sidecar journey. Don’t miss it!

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In this installment, your hosts Andrew, Rob, Mike Ross, and Eric set out to unearth another hidden media gem—this time diving into the lesser-known corners of wrestler-turned-actor Roddy Piper’s film career. With Mike’s pick of the episode, the group shifts focus to the independent Canadian film "Clear Lake" (2012), reflecting on why Piper gravitated toward indie projects later in his career and how those roles may have resonated more deeply with his personal experiences. Together, the hosts swap stories of their limited exposure to Piper’s filmography beyond cult classics like "They Live" and "Hell Comes to Frogtown," sharing humorous anecdotes about wrestling cameos, forgotten action co-stars, and even a Cyndi Lauper music video. Join the Rare Cuts crew as they dissect Piper’s journey from over-the-top wrestling performances to nuanced indie work, and debate whether the rowdy one finally found a role—and a filmmaking community—that fit just right.

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In today's conversation, we dive deep into the world of professional wrestling and beyond, as we unwrap the life and legacy of one of its most charismatic figures—Roddy Piper. Join your hosts Andrew, Mike, Rob, and Eric as they explore the complexities of Roddy Piper through the lens of Eric’s Pick, the “A&E Biography WWE Legends: Rowdy Roddy Piper."In this episode, the hosts share how much they knew about Piper before this documentary and their biggest takeaways about the man behind the wrestling persona. We'll examine the highs and lows of Piper's life—from his early struggles and iconic wrestling feuds to his impact on pop culture and his foray into acting. Plus, listen in for a hearty debate on documentaries, as the hosts compare this A&E special to other notable documentary series and favorites like ESPN’s 30 for 30. As we go through this month's theme, inspired by Rob's love for Roddy Piper, we also delve into what might have been left out of the documentary and discuss whether Piper’s story is told as completely as it could be. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the discussion as we pay homage to a wrestling legend in the latest episode of Rare Cuts Media Society!

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In this episode of Rare Cuts Media Society, Andrew Picks our Second Rowdy Roddy Piper movie as they delve into the classic 1988 film "They Live." This month, the team is continuing their exploration of Rowdy Roddy Piper's cinematic ventures, following their previous look at "Hell Comes to Frogtown." They discuss the film’s social commentary on consumerism and Reaganomics, its unique take on alien invasion, and the memorable performance by Roddy Piper, especially his iconic one-liners. Listen in as they debate whether John Carpenter’s vision stands the test of time and muse over potential remakes. Can "They Live" claim its spot as a hidden gem, or does it simply linger in B-movie territory? Tune in to find out.

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In this episode of Rare Cuts Media Society, hosts Andrew, Eric, Mike, and Rob, dive into the 1988 cult classic "Hell Comes to Frogtown," featuring the legendary WWF/WWE superstar Rowdy Roddy Piper in one of his iconic film roles. Exploring the intersection of wrestling and cinema, this installment kicks off a new arc dedicated to the media projects of the unforgettable Piper. Each host brings their own perspective on Piper's performance, the film's quirky plot involving post-apocalyptic frog people, and how it fits into the broader landscape of wrestling actors making the leap to the silver screen. With engaging discussions about other notable wrestlers turned actors and the film's unexpected entertainment value, join us as we delve into this hidden gem of 80s cinema. Whether you're a fan of Piper, B-movies, or wrestling history, this is an episode you won't want to miss!

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In today's episode, Andrew Picks Terry Pratchett’s The Hogfather to celebrate the Hogswatch…er um…I mean the Christmas Season! Join hosts Andrew, Rob, Eric, and Mike as they dive deep into the 2006 British TV Miniseries Terry Pratchett’s the Hogfather. The story follows Death, the Grim Reaper, and his granddaughter Susan as they attempt to save Hogswatch, a Discworld version of Christmas. Susan tries to take down some assassins And Death takes on the role of the Hogfather, delivering gifts to all of the children. Explore potential recastings, what the heck all those wizards were about, and enjoy a heartwarming story of Christmas with Death and Monsters—all sprinkled with humor and candid critiques. Plus, discover how The Hog Father measures up in the holiday spirit competition with Rob’s Halloween Pick the Old Dark House, and Eric’s Thanksgiving Pick St. Elmos Fire! Tune in for lively debates, a trip into Terry Pratchett’s Discwolrd during the Hogswatch season, and a few laughs along the way!

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In today's episode, Eric Picks St Elmo’s Fire to celebrate the Fall season and Thanksgiving! Join hosts Andrew, Rob, Eric, and Mike as they dive deep into the 1985 film "St. Elmo's Fire." While this Brat Pack classic might be remembered for its iconic theme song, the hosts tackle the film's controversial portrayal of post-college adulthood and its shortcomings compared to other Brat Pack staples. Explore potential modern remakes, the film's portrayal of flawed friendships, and witty alternative taglines—all sprinkled with humor and candid critiques. Plus, discover how "St. Elmo's Fire" measures up in the holiday spirit competition with Rob’s Halloween Pick the Old Dark House! Whether you're a Brat Pack aficionado or a curious newcomer, this episode offers a nostalgic dissection of a movie that left its mark on the 1980s. Tune in for lively debates, a trip down memory lane, and a few laughs along the way!

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Rare Cuts Epic Superhero Summer goes back to another DC comics Legend to finish out the picks. Mike picks Superman the Radio Serial from 1940. This version of superman aired in radio syndication every few days from 1940 until the early 1950’s resulting in over a thousand episodes. The Rare Cuts Media Society doesn’t listen to all of them but rather the first 21 for the original story arc. The Superman you know and love is a Little different here but this one sets the stage for what will become the Modern Superman! In addition to Superman the Panel also discuss the dying art of the Radio Drama and its possible resurgence in the form of podcasts! Anyway…Soar into this episode with the Rare Cuts Media Society!

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Rare Cuts Epic Superhero Summer goes back one more time into the Disney Library with 1991’s The Rocketeer. Andrew picks this adventure film about a young pilot who stumbles upon a jetpack that transforms him into a high-flying hero, battling Nazis and saving the day in 1930s Los Angeles. "The Rocketeer" stars Billy Campbell as the titular hero, Cliff Secord, Jennifer Connelly as his girlfriend Jenny Blake, and Timothy Dalton as the villainous actor Neville Sinclair. The cast also includes Alan Arkin as Cliff's mentor, Peevy, and Paul Sorvino as mobster Eddie Valentine.  The Panel discuss the reasons this movie isn’t praised as the big blockbuster Disney Intended it to be.  And because this one is Disney, Eric goes off the rails and talks a little too much about Disney…like he doesn’t have some other podcast about Disney to do that on!    Anyway…Soar into this episode with the Rare Cuts Media Society!

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Rare Cuts Epic Superhero Summer Strikes back with Disney’s Sky High (2005). Eric pick the movie about a Superhero High School where Will Stronghold, son of the most famous super hero Duo, The Commander and Jetstream, is about to start his freshman year. The Movie’s all star cast features Kurt Russell, Kelly Preston, Bruce Campbell, Cloris Leachman, Lynda Carter, and A couple of Kids in the Hall! The panel takes a look at whether or not a star studded cast is enough to make this beefed up Disney Channel style movie a worthy successor to Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe. Will Eric get the panel to admit that Sky High paved the way for the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

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Rare Cuts takes on their Epic Superhero summer with one of the biggest heroes of all…Batman! To kick it off, Rob picked the Batman and Robin Columbia Pictures theatrical Serial from 1949. The film serial follows Batman and Robin on a case to figure out who is the evil Wizard who has stolen a machine that can remote control any vehicle in the world, and enough diamonds to power the machine. The panel takes a look at what makes this version of Batman work, and where it fails. They also take a dive into the historical context of where this fits into Hollywood. Will Batman take the Rare Cuts Media Society Down with the Wizard?

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RCMS rounds out this theme round with Movies that are on our proverbial list, but we haven't gotten around to watching. Mike picks Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. The 1986 movie has roots in the original home city of the Rare Cuts Media Society. It stars Michael Rooker as Henry a kind of fictional serial killer, based hevily on real serial killer Henry Lee Lucas. The movie was very low budget and made very quickly all around Chicagoland. But it paid off when it saw great box office returns, despite its X rating. Siskel and Ebert gave it two thumbs up, What will RCMS think?

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RCMS continues its theme of Movies that are on our proverbial list, but we haven't gotten around to watching.

Andrew picks the 90’s alien in the suburbs movie, Suburban Commando. Picked up as some kind of Arnold Schwarzenegger reject (no, really), the movie actually has an all-star cast including Christopher Lloyd, Shelley Duvall, and Hulk Hogan. Andrew has never seen this one, but Mike and Eric watched this one 30 years ago. Did Andrew’s pick ruin their childhood? Is Suburban Commando worth watching in 2024? Listen to find out!!

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RCMS continues its theme of Movies that are on our proverbial list, but we haven't gotten around to watching.

Eric picks Disney’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Is it really that rare? It was a big-budget pre-blockbuster that was a pretty big deal in 1954. The movie was the first time Disney fully stocked the cast with big stars like Kirk Douglas, James Mason, Peter Lorre, and Paul Lukas. Disney also spared no expense on special effects. The seafaring movie is part action-adventure and part morality tale. But is it any good? Did Eric pick a classic or should he have not wasted his time? Listen to find out!!

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RCMS kicks off another themed group of picks: Movies that are on our proverbial list, but we haven't gotten around to watching. Rob picks Blake Edward’s 1962 Forgotten Film Noir Classic, Experiment in Terror. The Movie Stars Glen Ford and Lee Remick in a suspenseful tale of murder, blackmail, and bank robbery. The Panel tries to determine if this movie is as good as its 100% on Rotten Tomatoes says it is! Did Rob pick an instant classic or should he have not wasted his time. Listen to find out!!

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In this episode, the RCMS looks at a Christmas Horror Action movie from Finland, The Land of Santa Claus: Rare Exports (2010). When an excavation project digs up more than they bargained for, a legendary force is released upon Finland's Lapland, the north pole. The panel takes a look at Rare Exports and discusses Santa Clause and the other not-so-nice versions of him! Make sure you listen so you know how to not make the naughty list !!

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In this episode, the RCMS Scoops up a not-so-classic Thanksgiving movie, Dutch (1991) that closely resembles another Thanksgiving movie 1987’s Planes Trains and Automobile. When looking into Dutch the panel explores some of the connections to John Hughes's other hit movies including his big Holiday pictures. But do Ed O’Neil and Ethan Embry have what it takes to lead a John Hughes movie across the goal line for Thanksgiving? Pack your bags and join us on an audio road trip into a few John Hughes classics that will surely have you home just in time for Thanksgiving Dinner. We promise!!

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In this episode, the RCMS dives into something Kooky and Spooky for the Spookiest of seasons. In 2020 Everyone’s favorite New Wave Ska superheroes, the Aquabats made good on their Kickstarter campaign and released their first album in almost 10 years. Join the panel as they discuss the changes in the Aquabats sound over the years and try to determine the Kookiest and the Spookiest songs on the album! Don't miss this thrilling adventure into some really fun music!

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In this episode, we take a re-watch of Rob’s Rare Cuts Time Warp: 1953 pick, The Long Long Trailer. Starring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in roles very similar to the Lucy and Ricky roles they are known for! The Long Long Trailer follows Newlyweds, and new trailer owners, Tacy and Nicky as they Honeymoon on the road! The Rare Cuts Media Society takes a look at the similarities and differences between the movie and I Love Lucy. The panel discusses the Highlights of this Classic 1950’s Romantic comedy. Don't miss the exploration into 1953’s Long Long Trailer and see where it stacks up to the other films in our series! Join the Rare Cuts Media Society as we wrap up our nostalgic journey through the films of 1953

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In this episode, we tune into Mike’s Rare Cuts Time Warp: 1953 pick, Glen or Glenda. Cult Classic Director, Ed Wood’s Debut movie! Glen or Glenda explores the internal conflict of the Main character Glen/Glenda in sharing his secret that he prefers to wear women's clothing with his Fiance. The Rare Cuts Media Society takes a look at the ways Ed Wood wrote, directed, and starred in this movie mostly about his own life and personal internal struggle. The panel discusses the production value of a low-budget move made in only 4 days! Don't miss the exploration into 1953’s Glen or Glenda and see where it stacks up to the other films in our series! Join the Rare Cuts Media Society as we further our nostalgic journey through the films of 1953

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Join us in the Science Fiction genre, or maybe comedy, yet still Horror? Will this story Frighten or amuse you? In this episode, we tune into Andrew’s Rare Cuts Time Warp: 1953 pick, The Twonky. A Movie where a television set has superpowers and comes to life and changes the life of its owner! The Rare Cuts Media Society takes a look at this B-Movie Bomb and discusses its merits or lack thereof. The panel discusses how it could be adapted for today, and explores whether or not the movie is successful as a comedy, or a speculative Science Fiction! Don't miss the exploration into 1953’s technological thriller, comedy? Horror? Well anyway, its a movie! We watched it! Join the Rare Cuts Media Society as we further our nostalgic journey through the films of 1953

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Join us on a captivating journey as we delve into three forgotten Disney films from 1953. In this episode, we shine a spotlight on The Living Desert, a mesmerizing nature documentary that takes us deep into the vibrant and diverse world of desert wildlife. We also explore the controversial animated shorts Melody and Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom from the Adventures in Music series, where Disney's signature storytelling combines with the magic of music to create experimental animated experiences. Through engaging discussions, we uncover the artististry, cultural impact, and problematic imagery. Not all Animation ages well! Don't miss this immersive exploration of The Living Desert, Melody, and Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom, as we celebrate the beauty of nature and the power of music in the world of Disney. Join the Rare Cuts Media Society as we embark on this nostalgic journey through the enchanting films of 1953.

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Melody (Animated Short) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3_TQp_fyrg

Toot Whistle Plunk Boom (Animated Short) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iVf0pPHvjc

The Living Desert (True Life Adventure Documentary) https://vimeo.com/339307897

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This is a special announcement episode of the Rare Cuts Media Society podcast, where we announce our summer episode arc. The hosts will go back 70 years to the year 1953 in their Rare Cuts Time Warp arc of episodes. The episode covers major news events of 1953, the cost of living in 1953, and the music, movies, and television shows of the time. We then Reveal our upcoming picks for The next 4 episodes!

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In this episode, we explore the cult classic documentary film "Anvil: The Story of Anvil," released in 2008 and directed by Sacha Gervasi. (Rob's Pick for the month) The film follows the Canadian heavy metal band Anvil, who were pioneers in the genre in the 1980s but struggled to achieve mainstream success. Through interviews with the band members and footage of their tumultuous journey, the film explores themes of friendship, perseverance, and the challenges of pursuing one's dreams in the face of obstacles.

We also delve into Anvil's early albums, such as "Metal on Metal," which helped establish the band's sound and influence in the heavy metal scene. Through discussions on their music and lyrics, we explore their place in the context of the music industry in the 1980s, and how they paved the way for future metal bands.

Join us as we take a deep dive into "Anvil: The Story of Anvil" and its lasting impact on the music industry. We discuss the film's portrayal of the band's journey and the challenges they faced, as well as its reception by audiences and critics. Through our analysis of Anvil's music and legacy, we examine their influence on the heavy metal genre and the enduring appeal of their music.

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In this episode, we explore the meteoric rise and fall of Ashlee Simpson's debut album, Autobiography, released in 2004. (Eric’s Pick this month) We delve into the creation of the album, Ashlee's image and persona, and the impact of her highly publicized SNL lip-syncing debacle. Through discussions on the album's themes and lyrics, we explore its place in the context of the music industry in the early 2000s, and how it represented Ashlee’s push for rock authenticity and realness that ultimately missed the mark. We also examine the album's commercial success, including its three-week reign at the top of the Billboard charts, and its place among other chart-toppers of the time. Join us as we take a deep dive into Ashlee Simpson's Autobiography and its lasting impact on the music industry. Join the Rare Cuts Media Society in taking an in-depth look at Ashlee Simpson’s Autobiography from 2004!

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In this episode, we take a deep dive into Mike’s Pick, the fascinating world of the 2014 documentary "An Honest Liar." The film tells the story of James Randi, a renowned magician, and skeptic who spent his career exposing frauds and charlatans who claimed to have paranormal powers. Through interviews with Randi himself, as well as his friends, colleagues, and even some of the people he debunked, the film explores Randi's life and legacy as a truth-seeker and crusader for reason. Throughout the episode, we discuss some of the most memorable moments, including Randi's debunking of faith healer Peter Popoff and his dramatic unmasking of the psychic Uri Geller. Join the Rare Cuts Media Society in taking an in-depth look at 2014’s An Honest Liar!

Music by Lexin_Music from Pixabay

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Andrew picks Auto Focus (2002)  A biopic movie based on the debaucherous life and death of Bob Crane the star of Television's Hogan’s Heroes.  Greg Kinnear plays Bob Crane and Willem DeFoe plays his bad influence wingman John Henry Carpenter.  This movie is based on true events but only shows the events surrounding Bob Crane’s Death and Sex addiction.  Together the Panel talk about the true story and events as well as the movie Auto Focus!    Join the Rare Cuts Media Society in taking an in-depth look at 2002’s Auto Focus!

Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay

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This Month, Rob picks The Fly by George Langelaan, published in 1957 in Playboy Magazine. It was adapted twice for film. Once in 1958 starring Vincent Price and then again in 1986 Starring Jeff Goldblum. Together the Panel discusses the similarities and differences between the movies and their original source story! Join the Rare Cuts Media Society in taking an in-depth look at all the different versions of the Fly!

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Music by YVHNII from Pixabay

This Month, Eric picks Emmet Otter’s Jugband Christmas by Russell and Lillian Hoban and the 1977 Jim Henson HBO/CBC TV special based on it. The Muppet Special version includes some achievements in Muppet Technology as well as some great music by songwriter Paul WIlliams! Together the panel takes a look at Mupptes, Christmas, Technology, Music, and Nostalgia! Join the Rare Cuts Media Society in taking an in-depth look at Emmet Otter’s Jugband Christmas!

Music by Caffeine_Creek_Band from Pixabay

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This Month, Mike Picks Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” and the 2011 (or is it 2012) Logan Thomas film based on the story.  This version of of the film is an adaptation, somewhat prequel, and something entirely different from the original story.  And it includes vampires….(checks notes) Vampires did I hear that right?  Yeah, I guess there are some kinds of undead things like that even though that is nothing like the source material.  Anyway…Join the Rare Cuts Media Society in taking an in-depth look at The Yellow Wallpaper  Movie from 2011, among others,  and the Story they were (kind of) based on!

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Music by Leigh Robinson from Pixabay

This Month, Andrew Picks Stephen King’s Novella The Mist and the 2007 film based on the story.  The Movie stars Thomas Jane, Laurie Holden, Marcia Gay Harden, and Andre Braugher as a group of strangers, neighbors, and acquaintances trapped in a grocery store when a mysterious mist takes over their town.   Join the Rare Cuts Media Society in taking an in-depth look at The Mist Movie from 2007 and the Story it was based on!

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Music by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer from Pixabay

*Nominated for Best Song: Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now by Starship

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The episodes reviewed for this podcast were: Season 2 ep 2: Cold Comfort: https://foxly.me/aybscc Season 3 Ep 5: German Week: https://foxly.me/aybsgw Season 5 Ep 2: It Pays to Advertise: https://foxly.me/aybspa

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To Get ready for next Month... Rob Picks the sitcom the Critic Here is the preview of his episode list: Miserable, Siskel & Ebert & Jay & Alice, All the Dukes Men, and Sherman of Arabia

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This Month, Eric picks Def Leppard’s 1996 Album Slang. A departure from their previous arena-style glam metal sound, Slang takes on the Grunge and the musical stylings of the 1990s. Is it any Good?  RCMS tries to Work It Out.  For optimal experience Before joining the conversation Listen to Slang by Def Leppard.

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Before you listen to what the RCMS thinks, Experience Cobra from your local library, or buy on DVD and bluray.

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How to Watch Mazes and Monsters: Check your Local Library for physical Media or Stream on Hoopla Digital. Also streaming on Youtube, Tubi, Vudu, and PlutoTv

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