Oz and Curtis are stocking up on holy water, checking the attic for sleeping bloodsuckers, and trying to ignore that oily saxophone player to break down the definitive 80s Vampire Classic: The Lost Boys!

When Michael (Jason Patric) and Sam (Corey Haim) move to the suspiciously murdery coastal town of Santa Carla, they find more than just boardwalk fries. Michael falls in with a pack of motorcycle-riding vampires led by the chillingly cool David (Kiefer Sutherland), leaving Sam to team up with the local comic-book-store "experts," the Frog Brothers (Corey Feldman and Jamison Newlander), to save his brother’s soul.

We break down the film’s legendary status: the flawless Joel Schumacher direction, the breakout "Two Coreys" chemistry, Kiefer Sutherland’s menacing screen presence, and a soundtrack that still slaps harder than a wooden stake. Is The Lost Boys the greatest 80s Horror movie ever made and an immortal Cult Classic, or just a movie that proves the most dangerous thing in California isn't an earthquake—it’s a guy in a trench coat? Tune in for our full The Lost Boys 1987 movie review!

If you’re into analyzing horror-comedy perfection, appreciating the absolute peak of 80s style, or listening to two dudes who would definitely get tricked into eating "maggots" by a group of cool bikers, this episode is for you.

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Oz and Curtis are grabbing the leather jackets, hopping on the Harley, and trying to master the art of the "bad boy" persona—without the help of a New Zealand accent! We’re diving deep into the bizarre, high-concept 90s romantic comedy: Don't Tell Her It's Me (aka The Boyfriend School).

Gus Kubicek (Steve Guttenberg) is a sensitive cartoonist and cancer survivor who finds himself rejected by the beautiful journalist Emily (Jami Gertz) for being just a bit too "nice." Enter Gus’s overbearing romance-novelist sister, Lizzie (Shelley Long), who decides the only cure for his loneliness is a total identity overhaul. Suddenly, the "nice guy" is gone, replaced by Lobo Marunga: a long-haired, motorcycle-riding "lone wolf" from Down Under. But how long can a wig and a fake tan hold up a relationship built on a total lie?

We break down the film’s absolute commitment to the absurd: Steve Guttenberg’s turn as Lobo, Shelley Long’s peak 90s meddling energy, a pre-Twin Peaks Kyle MacLachlan, and the movie's wild tonal shifts between "medical drama" and "wacky makeover comedy." Is Don't Tell Her It's Me a hidden gem of 90s Rom-Com history and a definitive Cult Classic, or just a movie that proves that maybe you should tell her it's you? Tune in for our full Don't Tell Her It's Me 1990 movie review!

If you’re into analyzing bizarre rom-com tropes, appreciating the sheer range of "The Gutte," or listening to two dudes who would definitely fail "Boyfriend School" within the first five minutes, this episode is for you.

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GUEST ALERT: Oz and Curtis are putting on their best yachting caps, avoiding the "filthy fishermen," and trying not to get eaten by a giant shark-man! Joining us on the deck of The Filthy Whore is our friend Melissa L to help us make sense of the bizarre and beautiful Cult Classic: Cabin Boy!Nathaniel Mayweather (Chris Elliott) is a "Fancy Lad" and recent finishing school graduate who accidentally boards a decrepit fishing boat instead of a luxury cruise ship. As he is thrust into a world of salty sailors, mythological creatures, and a very confused David Letterman selling stuffed monkeys, Nathaniel must transform from a pampered brat into a true man of the sea.We dive into the film’s weirdly charming depths with Melissa: the incredible Tim Burton-produced production design, Chris Elliott’s fearless (and frequently abrasive) performance, the film’s transition from a massive box-office flop to a beloved weirdo staple, and why "these pipes are clean!" is still a top-tier movie quote. Is Cabin Boy a misunderstood masterpiece of Surreal Humor and a definitive 90s Comedy, or just a movie that proves you should never, ever buy a stuffed monkey from a stranger? Tune in for our full Cabin Boy 1994 movie review!If you’re into analyzing weird cinema, appreciating films that take massive creative risks, or listening to three people who would definitely get kicked off a fishing boat within five minutes, this episode is for you.To secure your content and avoid the wrath of a six-armed-woman-loving giant, head straight to https://LetsTalkAboutFlix.com — where our takes are as salty as a sea captain and guaranteed to be a delightfully strange listen.Follow the boys on social media:Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/letstalkaboutflix⁠Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/letstalkaboutflix/⁠Support the show: ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/talkaboutflix#moviepodcast #filmpodcast #comedypodcast #filmreview #moviereview