Juggalo Judgment

I'm sure you were thinking there wouldn't be a 4th episode. I'm sure when you saw I made it you thought it would be Aaron on this episode talking about Remember Me, or maybe Father of the Year. Well, keep being wrong, and in the meantime listen to me bring on a brand new guest, never heard before on any podcast, to talk about 2024's Love Lies Bleeding.

Look If you had One shot On one camera To make a 30 minute zombie film Would you capture it (on film)? Or just let it slip?   Today we talk about One Cut of the Dead, and I'm TELLING you right now, go watch it first if you haven't seen it. I'm so serious about this, go watch it, stick with it, you'll understand, just do it.

I don't even know how to summarize this. Jeremy brought me something so light and fun, yet so heavy at the same time. Something so all over the place yet so focused.   What we have is a treatise on the way the black community is controlled through poverty, lack of opportunity, and an entire history that an actual interested party could easily research but frequently is intentionally overlooked by those whose income depends on their ignorance.  But this is no tragedy, we need not subject ourselves to feel bad snuff films in an effort to show support. We can also laugh together, learn and grow, and then when the film ends, go out and lift each other up, be there for the community, and be the helping hand that won't be coming otherwise. This is They Cloned Tyrone (2023).

I bet you thought we were dead. I bet you wished I was dead. Well, I jumped off the boat before it blew up, and I'm here to deliver Content directly through your heart like the tip of a giant novelty dart.   Things are different at the bar and grille this year, as I invite the usual suspects back to make me watch some films! Starting off, we have Raw Justice (1994), starring Pam Anderson in a tertiary role while taking up as much promotional space as possible because David Keith wasn't gonna sell this movie. With plenty of action, adventure, and ambiguous acts of anal, this movie is sure to be something you can watch.

Schmeev loves Boondox. He talks about it all the time. He always says "Mike, I've had it with ICP. I don't care about Twiztid. I don't have any Dead Homies. I really wanna hear about the coolest scarecrow since Jonathan Crane". Yup, we're breaking kayfabe here. All that stuff you hear in Juggalo Judgment episodes is for show. He's just that convincing. Dude should be an actor.   Anyways, Boondox teamed up with Mike E. Clark to produce his 2010 record and it's definitely southern and spooky. It also may have one of the worst Juggalo "love" songs we've come across yet. Grab your harmonica and banjos, we're about to go... South Of Hell.