Episode 93 - Young Frankenstein

Dragon on the Couch: The Dragon watched the next movie in the Sam Raimi filmography as she follows along with Blank Check, 2002's Spider-Man (Rent or TNT). She thought the movie was fine, but just doesn't like this version of Spiderman in particular. In her Joe Bob Corner, the Dragon watched Humanoids from the Deep (Tubi or Shudder), a 1980 monster movie that she felt was very fun. And bonus, Joe Bob interviewed Roger Corman in the episode.

 

Berto on the Bed: Berto watched the 4+ hour documentary on 80s horror In Search of Darkness (Shudder), which he highly recommends. He also watched The Funhouse (Shudder). a Tobe Hooper B level horror movie he thought was better than it should have been. Berto then watched Pieces (Tubi), a Spanish giallo that he also enjoyed. He saw Zombie (Shudder), another Italian film made to impersonate a sequel of Living Dead that he thought was fine as an 80s horror movie. Berto watched Wolfcop (Shudder), a Canadian monster movie full of craziness that Berto found fun and interesting. Berto saw The Italian Job (HBO), a heist movie that he thought was good, especially if you are into the genre. He then watched Death On The Nile (HBO), where he realized Gal Gadot maybe can't act. Finally, Berto watched one of the more famous so-bad-its-good movies, Birdemic: Shock and Terror (Tubi), which he feels rivals The Room but with less rewatch value.

 

Dragon at the Movies: This week's deep dive is the 1974 comedy classic Young Frankenstein, currently streaming on Amazon Prime.