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Top 5 Sucklers: Bill & Ted Face the Music//Boys State

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They’ve been called ass-kissers, boot lickers, brown noses and sycophants, but we call them Sucklers and we take a look at our 5 favorites this week. Bill & Ted Face the Music and Boys State get flickfessed. Become a Patreon Member Here for way more Film Vault. Listener Art: Neil Orange Peel Featured Artists: Elephant Rifle THE COLD COCKLE SHORTS RULES OF REDUCTION MORMOAN THE CULT OF CARANO Subscribe To Anderson’s Youtube Channel Here GROUPERS TRAILER PleaseGive Groupers a Rotten … →

Top 5 Overrated Movies w Mike Catherwood: Showbiz Kids//Song of the Sea//Legacy of Lies//Hopscotch

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We report on what we consider the most overrated films of all time with guest Mike Catherwood this week. Here’s the catch, this was recorded over 10 years ago, but the first segment and the sign-off at the tail end are brand spanking new, including flickfessions/reviews of Showbiz Kids, Song of the Sea, Legacy of Lies, Boffo! and Hopscotch. Links to all of those, where you can find them and so much more can be found below because we care. … →

Top 5 Lines We Quote Most Often – Part 2: Love on the Spectrum//Speed Cubers//Mother//Far From the Tree

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We say some of them everyday and sometimes they’ve become so common that we don’t even recognize them as quotes anymore, but instead think of them as our own. We did this topic over a year ago and it’s high time for an update along with all the clips. Was not aware when this was being recorded, but Anderson’s number 2 was the listeners number 1 when we originally did this. Love on the Spectrum, The Speed Cubers, Far From … →