HAP & Nate went to their local Alamo Drafthouse and watched Neil Breen’s newest magnum opus, Dire Duplicity. It’s a disjointed mess (as expected) and I’m afraid our review isn’t very coherent either.
Neil Breen’s Dire Duplicity (2026)
Commentary / Riff Track of Mystery of the Hollywood Phantom Pt. 2
As promised, here is of our riff of the second episode of The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew crossover we reviewed in our last podcast.
Commentary / Riff Track of Mystery of the Hollywood Phantom Pt. 1
Chris & Nate watch, react to, and make fun of an entirely predicable Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew crossover. Stay tuned for part 2!
The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries: Mystery of the Hollywood Phantom (1977)
Chris & Nate revisit another Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew crossover from 1977. Pretty generic ’70’s TV. Keep an eye out for Casey Kasem in a guest role!
Hell Comes to Frogtown (1988)
In a terrible mishmash of Mad Max and Porky’s, Rowdy Roddy Piper, one of the last fertile men on Earth, must rescue, then impregnate, a group of women being held captive by frog people. Sounds a lot more exciting than it actually is.
Xanadu (1980)
A rather confusing musical starring Olivia Newton-John, Gene Kelly (in his last movie appearance) and Michael Beck (the guy from The Warriors). Features a great soundtrack from ONJ and ELO.
Fun fact: it was a double feature of this movie and Can’t Stop The Music (the one about The Village People that came out the same year) which led to the creation of the Razzies!
Movie Riff / Commentary of Death Dimension (1978)
Come listen to us watch this confusing mess of a kung-fu film from late ’70’s.
Death Dimension (1978)
Do you enjoy movies that leave you feeling confused and befuddled? Boy, do we have a film for you! Death Dimension stars Jim Kelly, George Lazenby, and the guy who played Oddjob in Goldfinger. What little plot it possesses is just a flimsy excuse for fight scenes.
Psychotronic Man Movie Riff
Come along and watch us experience Psychotronic Man for the first time! Get it before it gets yanked!
Psychotronic Man (1979)
We watch a very low budget and somewhat incoherent film from 1979 called Psychotronic Man that’s about an alcoholic barber who develops psychic powers for reasons we’re not too clear on and the chaos that results. A bad, but thoroughly entertaining film.
