Can you see us? Can you hear us? The Grindbin has returned! Bobby, Yobo, Mike Rat, and Mike discuss the epic merging of Ken Russell and The Who in 1975's rock opera, Tommy. If you ever wanted to hear Yobo sing, this is the episode for you!
Bobby, Mann, Eddie and Mike oil up and hit the beach to talk about a recent Patreon Poll winner, Hardbodies (1984). Based off a Penthouse letter (not a joke) Hardbodies is about the laziest movie you could ever imagine... and it's amazing.
The other Tim, Bobby, Steve and Izzy, and Mike discuss the winner of a recent Patreon Poll, The Black Tight Killers from 1966. Hondo is on a flight home from the fireworks war and befriends a flight attendant, only to find out she is kidnapped and now he is apparently tasked with finding her. An incredible hidden gem, BTK is perfect Grindbin fare.
Yobo, Jersey James, Bobby, and Mike discuss a real NEW YORK movie. A karateman goes on a search-and-destroy mission to kill the ruthless landlords who maybe murdered his father. We learn all about the New York of the 70's complete with old building kings, marking your territory, and how the rats used to be great!
Bobby, Mary, Fern, and Mike discuss the Italian definitely-not a rip-off of Jaws that features an incredible accent changing performance from Vic Morrow. This might be the most American movie ever, we're talking shark guns, mysterious cowboys, shotguns on boats, American flags, and the biggest fu^&ing net you've ever seen! So grab those pillows, load that meat pole, and get ready for some shark biting action!
Bobby, Yobo, Terry, and Mike discuss Jamaa Fanaka's prison boxing epic, Penitentiary. On this epsiode we learn way too much about Mr. Goodbars, a new Yobo grift to become a professional boxer, what Nell's favorite candy bar would be, and more!
Bobby, Daniel, and Mike are joined by Mike Justice to discuss a recent Patreon Poll winner. After her mother and lover are killed by a hammerman, Ellie is sent to a mysterious orphanage full of sausage eaters, reanimated corpses, and Uncle Leo!
The boys are joined by Wick and Chris in Miami to discuss the Walter Hill classic, Hard Times. A street fighting Charles Bronson teams up with a fast talking James Coburn to eat chili, drink night coffee, and kick some ass.
Bobby, Matt Simpson (from Movie Melt!), and Mike discuss the PM entertainment classic, Hologram Man! A dude in a Korn wig murders the governor of CA and comes back as a "hologram man" in the near future to bring down the corrupt corporate government.
As a special bonus, we have an interview with the casting director from this film, Mark Sikes, coming up on our main feed where he answers all questions we have about PM entertainment in the 90s.
Chef Robby and J.M. Brandt join Bobby and Mike to discuss this sci-fi most dangerous game mashup. A movie that seemingly has everything you could ever ask for in a bad movie: bad sci-fi effects, monsters, horny robots, an attractive cast, Predator's weird brother... yet it delivers on NONE of this. Slave Girls ranks as one of the worst movies we've ever had to cover on the bin, so enjoy our pain!
The Astrologer (1976) is an absolute must see movie for fans of this show. One man's ultimate vanity project, found in a dumpster with a bunch of porno films, unable to be released due to the illegal use of Moddy Blues music, has finally resurfaced online. We delve into the mystery of Craig Denney, who may, or may not, have faked his own death.
Tanner, Jersey James, Bobby, and Mike discuss Skatetown U.S.A., a movie that has everything you could ever want. Subpar skate routines, a young Patrick Swayze whipping his belt around, and freakin' Murray Langston. A legendary 70's ensemble movie that was nearly lost to time but recently re-released on Blu-Ray, Skatetown is worth lacing up for.
Bobby and Mike are joined by Julie and Matt Anderson on their Christmas trip to rural Wisconsin to discuss a movie written, directed, and produced by one really, really high guy. What starts out as a family get together devolves into a film that features a mind reading mother, a Nestle Quick to the balls, Scanners brain powers, Predator vision, and a Samurai ghost! Unwrap and enjoy.
Candice, Vaughn, Bobby, and Mike talk about the infamous Long Island slasher film, Madman! Is this really a camp? Is Madman really a bad guy? Does the girth of a man have anything to do with speed? All this and more!
Camvember 2022 continues with the direct-to-video action masterpiece Deadly Prey. A dude is kidnapped in his cut off jean shorts and now has to fight his way to freedom in the jungles of... a few miles down the 5 freeway in Los Angeles. Featuring a drunken Cameron Mitchell monologue for the ages, Troy Donahue literally not knowing what movie he's in until 5 minutes before action, and one of the greatest final showdown in Grindbin history. Cut those Levis, grab yourself a worm, and hit play.
The start of Camvember is finally here and it's arriving without warning! Finally, after years of jokes, the movie we've always talked about on the Grindbin is here... and it sucks. Featuring a drunk Cameron Mitchell, a confused Martin Landau, a pissed off Jack Palance, and a poof of orange hair driving a yellow bus (no, really).
Featuring Bobby, Matt Anderson, Nick, and Luke from https://twotruefreaks.com/podcast/
Bobby and Mike are joined on the annual Grindbin Halloween episode by Eddie "The Axe" (Bloody Bits podcast) and Brady (Solid Six Podcast) to discuss the 1990's British horror comedy, I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle. Does anyone remember those shirts with tire treads on them? How far can does Deep Six go? Is the motorcycle even a vampire?
Yobo, Wick, Bobby, and Mike discuss the incredible George Romero film talked about for years on this show and it's finally here! A wonderful, deep, touching movie about a group of people who joust on motorcycles at Renaissance Fairs.
Bobby and Mike are joined by Steve and Izzy (EILFM - Everything I Learned From Movies) to discuss an AMAZING request from a longtime Patreon member. When the recently born baby is possessed by the devil (or a dwarf) and goes on a murderous rampage, only Sister Nunya can come to the rescue. Joan Collins, Donald Pleasence, and a killer baby... what more do you need?! This movie rules.
The Grindbin will be back with an all new episode next week! In the meantime, please enjoy a complimentary mini bin from our Patreon!
Michael Dudikoff finally arrives on the Grindbin! ... in a movie you've probably never heard of. Bobby, Candice, Spencer, and Mike discuss this "future" movie where we are pretty sure the director thinks a computer virus is a literal virus. Featuring an amazing performance from Brion James and an unforgettable baseball game!
Summer Sequel Month 2022 comes to an end with the Patreon Poll Pick, Scream Blacula Scream. Daniel, Tim, Bobby, and Mike break down the return of Mamuwalde (Blacula) as a result of a voodoo spell. It's a banger of an episode with some classic bits including Yobo beating up a cab driver, ED-209 answering noise complaints, and a brand new role for Dean Cain!
Summer Sequel Month 2022 continues with a reluctant return to the Angel cinematic universe. Grindbin all-star director Tom DeSimone (Chatterbox, Hell Night) returns to the bin and we're pretty sure he's never seen an Angel movie before... We never thought we would say this but... where's Yoyo? and who the hell is Spanky?!
Guests include: Chuck (of the Grindbin 3 that there are actually 4 of) and Brady from The Solid Six Podcast https://twitter.com/solidsixpodcast
Summer Sequel Month 2022 starts off with the Kaiju Crew (Julie, Nick, Bobby, and Mike) discussing one of the most infamous Godzilla movies ever made! Originally called Godzilla Vs. The Smog Monster in the US, this is the only Godzilla film where the director was BANNED from making another by longtime producer Tomoyuki Tanaka. Find out why on this episode of the bin!
The only superhero movie that Disney doesn't want you to know exists! Woody is a creepy comic book writer who imagines himself as a superhero; or a spy; or both; or neither. Condorman is a movie with almost no redeaming qualities - except for a very drunk Oliver Reed. Watch as the CIA funds a man's midlife crisis with the 1981 US defense budget.