The Smooth Thrills Radio Hour

Episode 403: Family Matters: It‘s Alive

In which the panel takes a perilous, dark, and often confusing journey through the works of Larry Cohen, the world of killer babies and their cat companions, the dangers of being Joan Collins, and the delights of Commander USA.

 

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Episode 402: Lost in America : Aloha Bobby and Rose

In this packed episode, the panel explores the lives of Bobby and Rose, the perils of life on the road, the risks of peeing in someone's car, and the remarkable acting of Dean Jones.

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Episode 401: Oozes and Goo: The Blob

In this episode, the team talks about Blobs, Gases, Mists, the sociopathic behaviors of semi-sentient goo, the wonderous world of Steve McQueen, and the dangers of working in certain French films.

Episode 307: Game Night: Clue

In this episode, the team talks about Clue, movie adaptations of games, the various adventures of the Guber-Peters Company, and the confusing nature of Beverly Hills Cop movies.

Episode 306: 80s Comedy Part 2: Hollywood Shuffle

In this episode, the panel discusses the works of the great Robert Townsend, the merits of various Wayans, the somewhat sad state of Spoof Movies, and the strange world of double-feature discs.

Episode 305: Subculture: My Own Private Idaho

In this episode, the panel talks about the beginnings of New Queer Cinema, the perils of life as a street hustler, the state of various movie bathrooms, and possible Miami connections to Samuel L. Bronkowitz.

Episode 304: Adventureman:Commando

In this episode, our panelists muse over an essential Reagan-Era action movie, debate the realism of action comedies in general, the ASMR possibilities of gunfights, and the moral relativism of Porky's.