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They riff on a 90s erotic thriller full of pubic hair lockets, inflatable sex pillows, and a notorious 'fuck house'. They mock bizarre wardrobe and Photoshop choices, absurd car chases, and the film’s confusing plot around identity and motive. Strange props, double gingers, and decadent wealthy tropes get equal ridicule.

They tease a lightning-fast 10-day script and a rush to beat a rival lambada film. They unpack the lambada’s erotic image, awkward cultural moments, and a princess-entering-a-dance-contest plot to save the rainforest. They poke fun at clumsy choreography, bizarre character choices like a magical shaman, and a corporate feud that spawned two competing movies.

Rob Huebel, actor/comedian known for sketch and improv, and Nicole Byer, comedian and actor known for high-energy comedy, join Paul and Gil for a live romp through Surf Ninjas. They riff on the film’s baffling tone, odd casting choices, bizarre ninja logic, Leslie Nielsen’s shocking bits, Sega tie-ins, and a surprise former cast member popping in during audience Q&A.

An anonymous crew member spills on script chaos and a missing third act. The hosts recount a crew prank involving a fake exploding recital and talk on-set morale. They read wild corrections from listeners about leaking fake blood and prison procedure. There are backstage anecdotes about Philip Seymour Hoffman and a long list of TV, book, and music recommendations.

A live comedy breakdown of a cult 1980s BMX movie, dissecting its wild stunts, awkward lighting, and questionable race logic. They riff on bike dancing, twin villain fashion, and odd casting choices. The crowd supplies hilarious fan defenses and improvised theme-song takes. Expect nostalgic BMX memories, bootleg lore, and spirited onstage Q&A.

Adam Pally, actor and comedian known for Happy Endings and his HBO special, joins a live breakdown of Law Abiding Citizen. They roast the naked arrest and peephole logic. They puzzle over the tunnel network, timeline jumps, and robot machine gun. Audience insiders weigh in and alternate endings get proposed.

Tom Scharpling, comedian and longtime radio personality, joins a live NYC panel to riff on the baffling 1998 film The Avengers. They poke fun at Sean Connery's weather-control plot and kilted villainy. Ridiculous costume choices, empty London streets, bizarre editing, and a surprise proposal in the audience round out the chaotic, laugh-packed conversation.

Corrections and wild trivia about Shoot 'Em Up, from MythBusters bullet tests to baby carrot myths. Deep dives into lactation kink context and pediatric cord blood facts via callers. Nostalgic film talk highlights cinematography credits and a Dan Erickson Three Men and a Baby live read. Plus rapid-fire TV and movie recommendations and backstage touring stories.

D’Arcy Carden, actress and comedian from The Good Place, brings sharp reactions and playful energy. Dan Levy, actor and comedian known for witty takes, adds lively perspective. They riff on Snake Plissken’s immortality, the tsunami-surfing action, the bizarre basketball rescue, plastic surgery shock, CGI misfires, and behind-the-scenes night shoot gripes.