Claim OwnershipGrindbin Podcast - Grindhouse and Exploitation Films
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Welcome to the Grindbin, a podcast where your hosts Mike Wood and Chris Mann dig through the exploitation films and grindhouse cinema of the 1970's and 1980's. Join us on our journey to explore these forgetting film classics of decades past and breathe new life into the movies that time forgot.
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Summer Sequel Month 2025 comes to a close with Chef Robby, Wick, Bobby, and Mike discussing the sequel to a beloved Grindbin movie. Can Ginty return for a little more bin magic? Will we see another hot dog cooked with a lamp? Does this movie have anything to do with the first Exterminator? DOES EVERYONE HERE LOVE GARBAGE TRUCKS?! All this... and more!
The Kaiju Krew is back to discuss the "sequel" to King Kong about... mining?
Yobo, Terry, Bobby, and Mike continue Summer Sequel Month 2025 with the winner of the Patreon Poll!
Summer sequel month 2025 starts with a bang as Chuck, Matt, Bobby, and Mike talk about an infamous entry in the Friday the 13th series.
The Beach Party Crew is back for "not yet" Summer Sequel Month where we discuss the origins of the Beach. Will we learn new information that fills in all the mysterious blanks from the sequels? Probably not.
1Chuck, Bobby, and Mike discuss a strange film about two sisters who REALLY love eachother and the animals they decide to keep in a giant cage in their home.
Steve and Izzy (EILFM) join us to talk about a classic ape film about drug deals gone wrong, breast feeding, and ape encounters of the sexual kind.
Matt, Wick, Bobby, and Mike discuss a movie Matt Anderson has tried to get on the bin for over a year... was it worth the wait? Featuring Joe Estevez, Ron Marchini (Death Machines), and Burt Ward!
Fern, Yobo, Bobby, and Mike discuss a real enigma of a movie. When a chealeader goes undercover to find the drug dealer's who sold the drugs that led to her brother's overdose, she uncovers a mysterious criminal organization that runs deeper than she imaged. Featuring karate, fencing, Carl Reiner pool parties, rich kids who can't get their music career off the ground, chimichurri drug cocktails, what not to order with a salad, and so so so much more!
Matt Anderson, that guy Greg, Bobby, and Mike discuss the Ron Howard directorial debut for Roger Corman, 1977's Grand Theft Auto! When a wealthy girl decides to steal her car and elope with Opie in Las Vegas, her jealous ex, with the help of a local radio station DJ (The Real Don Steele), offer a cash reward to see who can catch them. Featuring lots of talk about Burger King, Elevator toilets, and so so so much more!
The Glickencrew (Wick, Chef Robby, Bobby, and Mike) return to discuss another James Glickenhaus flick. Grindbin all star for: Shakedown, McBain, The Exterminator, the expectations are sky high for this Ken Wahl classic. Featuring one of the longest Grindbin rants in history.
The bin will return next week with a brand new episode. In the meantime, check out the second part of the Human Fly saga from the Patreon mini bin
The Grindbin finally returns as Bobby, Tim, Fern, and Mike discuss a horror movie about... jellyfish?
Matt, Julie, Bobby, and Mike discuss the hidden gem, They Call Me Macho Woman! Don't let the Troma title screen scare you away, Macho Woman is everything you hope for in a bin movie.
Vaughn, Yobo, Bobby, and Mike close the month (quarter) of Yobo with the legendary Walter Hill film, The Warriors. If you listen to this show, you know the movie, there's nothing much I can add here.
Yobo, Chris in Miami, Bobby, and Mike discuss a movie that covers the ONLY ritual murder ever committed in New Orleans since the 1800s. With restaurants that serve breakfast, lunch, or dinner for the same meal, cops who go deep under the covers, and theatrical musical murder productions; this movie has it all!
Yobo, other Tim and Brady join Bobby and Mike as the month of Yobo continues with the 1980's TV movie "classic" about a young Scott Baio with a drinking problem and his friend who wets the bed but might make it to the Olympics one day. Or is this the movie about Scott Baio getting drunk and hitting his brother off a row boat with an oar? Either way, Yobo will be sure to explain it all because he has waited YEARS to bring this to the bin.
Yobouary starts strong with the classic Andy Sidaris film, Seven! Starring Grindbin All Star William Smith, this is Sidaris at his best. This movie has literally everything you could want... and, unfortunately, offensive comedy routines...
Terry, Lee, Bobby, and Mike discuss a Patreon request from the producer of a classic Grindbin movie... Malibu High (1979)! A movie that is baffling, highly probalamtic, inept in every way, and something (most) of us absolutely loved.
The guys discuss an incredible wrestling vanity project that surfaced online in the past few years. Starring Ted "Wolfman" Vernon, a man of many hats, including exotic car dealer, prizefighter, writer, producer, gun runner?!
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This is right up there with all the movies I rewatch when I want a pick me up. The joke at 2:48:01 made me spit my drink everywhere.
You guys totally missed... The girls make music... 'Music from the Heart'
Jerry Reed can make some good music!
Blackie is from W.A.S.P. not Ratt!
I was having a bad day until I heard this episode, classic material!!!!👍🏾
Ghoulies III. Right off the top Mike sounds like nothing has ever annoyed him as much as the fact that this movie even exists. By the end, defeated indifference.
Never heard of Moving Target. Linda had sworn off nudity by this point, and her next films with nudity (like Bedroom Eyes 2) were body doubles. Oddly, I completely lost interest in her career at that exact moment. Also, Mr. Crown's next call should come from a California state correctional facility.
The Unknown Comic was a featured performer on the Gong Show and not subject to the gonging rules. His act was very dirty and he toured with Murray Langston as his opener. He revealed his true identity on a live broadcast on NBC's Real People TV show in the early 1980s to huge ratings.
I'm scared to listen to this episode. I saw this movie only once, in 1990 or 1991, and I remember it being unpleasant and horrible. I dared to hope for boobs, but all I got was a homeless romcom that nobody wanted.