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Junkfood Cinema is a shame-free celebration of cult cinema hosted by critic Brian Salisbury and Marvel Studios screenwriter C. Robert Cargill
Unknown Host hosts Junkfood Cinema, a arts show with 601 episodes published.
In memory of the late, great Chuck Russell, Brian and Cargill battle corruption, alligators, and gravity with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the wildly underrated Eraser! RIP Chuck Russell; gone, but never erased. Support us o
Brian and Cargil are goin’ south! Will they make it back? Enjoy some Southern Comfort courtesy of Walter Hill! Support us on Patreon!
This week, Brian and Cargill are on a boat! ...as they pay tribute to the late, great Sam Neill aboard 1989's Dead Calm ! It's a cruise into fear...and red meat? Supoort us on Patreon !
He's back from the dead to begrudgingly complete a task he wants no part of. ...hey, that's also the plot of 1985's The Heavenly Kid! That symmetry is sweeter than high school cafeteria wedding cake! Support us on Patreo
America? F**k yeah! Enjoy this explosive July 4th spectacular as The Salisboyz take on Team America: World Police! We promise…you will never look at Rocket Pops the same way again Support us on Patreon!
Brian and Scott jump behind the wheel of Christine …and are never seen again! Well, I mean, it’s an audio podcast. So you didn’t ever see them in the first place. Just cruise into this episode on what is perhaps John Car
Direct from Argo City, Brian is joined by artist/actor John Gholson ( Man Finds Tape ) to discuss Supergirl! No, not that Supergirl …the other Supergirl . Also Brian really dislikes Underdog for some reason? Support us o
Whatcha gonna do, brother… when Brian and Greg MacLennan run wild on Suburban Commando? Support us on Patreon, what...are your fingers frozen today???
Brian and Blake are Gleaming the Cube! …possibly …still don’t fully understand what that means Support us on Patreon!
Brian and Weinberg set out to prove satire isn't dead, even if a bunch of alien bugs are, with Starship Troopers ! Come on, you apes, you want me to type forever? Support us on Patreon!
Eric Szyszka from We Hate Movies returns to the show as he and Brian climb to the very peak…of the nadir of Die Hard ripoffs! This episode is truly Crackerjack! See WHM at STLV in Vegas! Support us on Patreon!
Brian and his Lil Bruddah Blake take the podcast downhill as they discuss the 1986 skateboard flick that made Josh Brolin want to quit acting. But don't worry, they ain't bashin' Thrashin'! Skate. Or. Die. Support us on
GDT's first American movie is definitely a big swinging flick, and Brian & Weinberg are here to bug you with all their opinions on Mimic! Scurry on over to Patreon to support JFC!
Completing the 1985 James Spader bully double feature, Brian & Cargill tread on some Tuff Turf . Listen before Ultron tries to wreck the episode again! Support us on Patreon!
Please don't go, girl, because Brian and Cargill are here to hang tough with an 80s bully revenge movie that has all the right stuff: The New Kids! Turns out James Spader is THE Florida Man. Support us on Patreon!
Brian and Cargill meet at the Crossroads to sell their souls for the blues. ...unless The Guardian intervenes? Pass the hat, support us on Patreon!
Live from the bottom of the beautiful briny sea, Brian and his Mama discuss one of the greatest, and most unfairly edited, Disney movies of all time: Bedknobs and Broomsticks! They discuss the restored version of the fil
This week, Brian and Cargill take you to Helltrack and back as they celebrate the 40th anniversary of the raddest film from the raddest decade to ever be rad: RAD ! This may be the most important episode we've ever done.
Brian and Scott rock through the ages with Ralph Bakshi in American Pop! Support us on Patreon!
The Dark Side's calling and Brian & Cargill are here to walk you (like a dream) through the epic rock-n-roll fable that is Eddie and The Cruisers! Oh and they also discuss the sequel that...also exists. Support us on Pat
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Junkfood Cinema is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Arts (film) and has published 601 episodes.
Junkfood Cinema has published 601 episodes.
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