Classic Film Jerks

Andrew and Michael are joined by Shawn Robare from Brandedinthe80s.com as they try to recast Ghostbusters.

We watched 1938's The Adventures of Robin Hood and now all we want to do is laugh and laugh and laugh.

We watched 1959's Some Like It Hot and now all we want to say is ZOWEEE!!

We watched 1949's The Third Man and now we want to tap dance on top of a ferris wheel. 

We watched 1971's The French Connection and now we want to dip a piece of french baguette in some blood.

We watched 1967's The Graduate and now we are probably not going to Scarborough Fair.

We watched 1940's The Philadelphia Story with writer/author Kliph Nesteroff and now we want to recast Michael Winslow in every single film.

We watched 1968's Oliver! and now we refuse to hide in a barrel of cabbage. 

We watched 1973's The Sting and now we want to go running with Robert Redford.

Andrew and Michael are joined by comedian Debra DiGiovanni as they try to recast Young Frankenstein.

We watched 1950's All About Eve and now we are excited to use the word ingenue.

We watched 1946's It's A Wonderful Life and now we just want to dance the charleston with Jimmy Stewart.

We watched 1974's Chinatown with guest Dave Becker from dvdinfatuation.com and now we want to wear nose bandages.

We watched 1959's House On Haunted Hill with author Joe Jordan and now we want to exit every room via skateboard. 

Andrew and Michael are joined by Alex Robinson from The Star Wars Minute Podcast as they try to recast the original Star Wars.

We watched 1980's Raging Bull and now we want to cast Joseph FassRenner in every movie.

Andrew and Michael are joined by guest Christian Nielsen from The Atomic Geeks Podcast as they try to recast the movie Blade Runner.

We watched 1948's The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre with guests Carrie Specht from Classicfilmfan.com and Paxton Holley from The Cult Film Club Podcast and now we all want to do a prospectin' jig.

We watched 1967's Bonnie and Clyde and now we want to make a mad getaway set to banjo music.

We watched 1963's It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World and now we also are annoyed by Ethel Merman