Terrortinos Podcast

In this latest episode of Terrortinos, Gen-X film fanatics Mike and Angel pay tribute to the legendary comedian Paul Reubens, known for his iconic portrayal of the endearing man-child character Pee Wee Herman. Mike and Angel dive into Paul Reubens' extensive filmography, reflecting on his remarkable contributions to comedy and entertainment. They also share fond memories and anecdotes from their experiences watching the timeless 1985 comedy "Pee-wee's Big Adventure." Tune in for an engaging discussion that celebrates the enduring legacy of Paul Reubens and the beloved Pee Wee Herman character.

From Cult Classic to Iconic! Join film enthusiasts, Mike and Angel, on Terrortinos, as they passionately explore John Carpenter's 1986 cult classic "Big Trouble in Little China" and Kurt Russell's iconic portrayal of Jack Burton. They delve into the film's captivating storyline set in Chinatown's mystical underworld, analyzing its unique blend of action, comedy, and fantasy. From visual aesthetics to memorable quotes, they celebrate the film's lasting impact on pop culture. Sharing personal anecdotes and childhood memories, Mike and Angel discuss the enduring appeal of "Big Trouble in Little China" and its influence on cinema. Tune in for a lively and nostalgic discussion, appreciating this cult masterpiece.

Join Mike and Angel on their latest podcast episode as they share their guilty pleasure movie picks. As film buffs and long-time friends, they've each chosen three films that they secretly love, despite knowing that many people would consider them bad. Get ready to hear them defend their choices and take a trip down memory lane.
 

Peck...peck...PECK! Film buffs and life-long friends Mike and Angel are back. And this time, they are  honoring the films and career of genre icon Warwick Davis. They start by singing the praises of Warwick Davis' iconic film debut, the classic 1983 Star Wars sequel "Return of the Jedi" in which Davis played the adorable Ewok named Wicket. Then, they offer their thoughts on Warwick's breakout performance in the 1988 cult fantasy classic "Willow" with Val Kilmer. They end the episode with a look back at the cheesetastic 1993 horror comedy "Leprechaun," in which Warwick is transformed into a murderous mythical villain. It's a fun time for all!
 

It's time to celebrate Christmas by looking back at a 1980s cult horror classic. Film buffs and life-long friends Mike and Angel get into the holiday spirit and they discuss the controversial Christmas horror flick "Silent Night, Deadly Night" and its many cheesetastic sequels, featuring a killer Santa Claus with an axe. So, get ready for some "Garbage Day" fun! Additionally, Mike and Angel offer some recommendations and talk about their favorite unconventional Christmas movies.

Film buffs and life-long friends Mike and Angel celebrate Thanksgiving by revisiting John Hughes's classic holiday comedy "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles," starring Steve Martin and John Candy. Mike and Angel also get to express their shared love for the late, great comic actor John Candy. They also talk about their personal stories of Thanksgiving before reviewing some horror movies they recently watched. Enjoy!

Film buffs Mike and Angel are back to discuss and explore one of their favorite werewolf horror classics -- Stephen King's "Silver Bullet" from 1985. But first, Mike and Angel celebrate the Halloween season with tales of their youth, reminiscing on childhood memories of Halloween. And then, they end this episode with a brief rundown of some recent horror movies they watched. Enjoy!

After a break, film fanatics Mike and Angel have returned to celebrate the awesome movies of the 1980s and '90s. In this new episode, Mike and Angel are paying homage to esteemed character actor Louis Gossett Jr., who is one of the unsung film heroes of the 80s and 90s. They discuss the filmography of the legendary Emmy-winner and Oscar-winner, including the films "An Officer and a Gentleman (1982)", "Enemy Mine (1985)", "Iron Eagle (1986)," "Firewalker (1986)," "Diggstown (1992)," and more!

Film fanatics Mike and Angel are back to discuss one of their all-time favorite vampire movies from the 1980s -- 1985's "Fright Night." Mike and Angel also discuss the enduring Fright Night legacy, including the out-of-print sequel "Fright Night Part 2" and the recent 2011 remake.

While looking back at their childhood memories, Gen-X film fanatics Mike and Angel recall some of the most bizarre and crazy movie scenes from the 1980s and '90s that nearly scared them to death. Mike and Angel each list three terrifying movie moments that psychologically scarred them when they were little kids. It's a nostalgic-filled movie discussion that will surely conjure up bad memories with laughter.