Fuck the ocean!

The Poseidon Adventure (1972) is a gripping disaster film that follows the harrowing journey of a group of passengers aboard the luxury ocean liner SS Poseidon. As they celebrate New Year's Eve, a massive underwater earthquake triggers a colossal rogue wave that capsizes the ship. Trapped in the upside-down vessel, a small band of survivors, led by the determined Reverend Scott (Gene Hackman), must navigate a treacherous path through flooded corridors and dangerous obstacles to reach the ship's hull and hope for rescue. Packed with suspense, drama, and remarkable special effects, The Poseidon Adventure is a classic tale of courage and survival against all odds.

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"Cabin Boy" is a surreal comedy directed by Adam Resnick and produced by Tim Burton. The film stars Chris Elliott as Nathaniel Mayweather, an overprivileged, arrogant young man who has just graduated from the prestigious Fancy Lad School.

Nathaniel plans to sail to Hawaii aboard a luxurious cruise ship to take up a cushy job arranged by his father. However, due to a mix-up, he boards the "Filthy Whore," a decrepit fishing vessel crewed by rough-and-tumble sailors. The mismatched Nathaniel is forced to adapt to the harsh and comically absurd conditions of life at sea.

The crew, led by the gruff Captain Greybar (Ritch Brinkley), initially disdain Nathaniel's snobbish demeanor but eventually come to tolerate his presence. As Nathaniel bumbles through various misadventures, he encounters bizarre characters and fantastical sea creatures, including Chocki the half-man/half-shark (Russ Tamblyn) and a bizarre six-armed woman (Ann Magnuson).

Throughout his journey, Nathaniel undergoes a transformation, learning valuable lessons about humility, hard work, and camaraderie. By the time the ship reaches its destination, Nathaniel has evolved from a pampered aristocrat to a more grounded and self-reliant individual.

"Cabin Boy" combines absurdist humor with whimsical storytelling, creating a unique cinematic experience that has earned it a dedicated cult following despite its initial box office struggles.

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With the NBA Playoffs still going we are doubling up on another great 90s basketball flick, "Eddie".

In "Eddie," played by Whoopi Goldberg, we meet a passionate basketball enthusiast who wins a contest to be the honorary coach for the struggling Knicks. What begins as a publicity stunt turns into a rollercoaster ride as Eddie's unorthodox coaching style starts to shake things up for the team and its egotistical owner, played by Frank Langella.

As Eddie brings her streetwise flair and genuine love for the game to the court, she faces skepticism from the players and resistance from the management. However, her infectious energy and unconventional methods begin to win over both the team and the fans.

Throughout the film, we witness hilarious moments, heartfelt interactions, and a message about the power of believing in oneself and the importance of teamwork. With memorable performances from Goldberg and a supporting cast including Dennis Farina, John Salley, and Mark Jackson, "Eddie" delivers laughs, heart, and plenty of basketball action.

Join us as we discuss the highlights, the memorable quotes, and the lasting impact of this beloved sports comedy. Whether you're a basketball fan or just looking for a feel-good film, "Eddie" is sure to entertain and inspire.

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Ironic that the Cavaliers are playing the Celtics in the Playoffs when we are doing this review. Also, sorry for the delay in this week's upload.

Join us as we dive into the world of Mike O'Hara and Jimmy Flaherty, two die-hard Boston Celtics fans played by Daniel Stern and Dan Aykroyd, respectively.

In the heart of the NBA Finals, Mike and Jimmy are convinced that their beloved Celtics need their support more than ever to clinch the championship. But when they witness their team's star player Lewis Scott, portrayed by Damon Wayans, performing poorly, they decide to take matters into their own hands.

What follows is a hilarious rollercoaster ride as Mike and Jimmy kidnap Scott, hoping to keep him out of the final games to give the Celtics a winning edge. As their plan spirals out of control, they find themselves in absurd situations, trying to hide Scott while navigating the complexities of fandom, friendship, and ethics.

Directed by Tom DeCerchio, "Celtic Pride" delivers laughs aplenty as it explores the lengths to which sports fans will go for their team. With a stellar cast including the comedic talents of Stern, Aykroyd, and Wayans, the film serves up a mix of slapstick comedy and heartfelt moments.

Join us as we dissect the comedic genius behind "Celtic Pride," exploring its themes of loyalty, obsession, and the unpredictable nature of sports fandom.

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We will be back with movies next week with Celtic Pride! We felt like we only scratched the surface on 80s hair bands, so we're hitting you with a part 2!

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Travel back in time to the decade of big hair, spandex, and rock 'n' roll ! Join us as we dive deep into the wild and colorful world of 80s hair bands, exploring their music, culture, and lasting impact on the music industry.

In this episode, we'll spotlight a different aspect of the hair band phenomenon, from the rise of iconic bands like Bon Jovi, Motley Crue, Def Leppard, and Guns N' Roses, to the larger-than-life personalities of frontmen like David Lee Roth and Bret Michaels. We'll explore the evolution of the hair band sound, from anthemic power ballads to blistering guitar solos, and examine how these bands navigated the shifting musical landscape of the 80s.

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The term "underrated" get thrown out a lot. But this film truly encompasses that term.

In "The Cable Guy," a dark comedy directed by Ben Stiller, a lonely and socially awkward cable installer named Chip Douglas, played by Jim Carrey, develops an unhealthy obsession with one of his customers, Steven Kovacs, portrayed by Matthew Broderick. Steven just wants a simple cable installation, but Chip sees an opportunity to fill the void in his life by befriending Steven, despite Steven's reluctance.

As Chip's behavior becomes increasingly intrusive and erratic, Steven tries to distance himself, but Chip's relentless pursuit only escalates. Chip inserts himself into Steven's life, disrupting his relationships and manipulating situations to keep Steven dependent on him. Along the way, Chip's troubled past and psychological instability come to light, revealing a deeply disturbed individual beneath his affable facade.

The film explores themes of loneliness, obsession, and the blurred boundaries between friendship and manipulation. Carrey's performance as the unhinged Cable Guy is both hilarious and chilling, showcasing his versatility as an actor. "The Cable Guy" serves as a satirical commentary on the pervasiveness of media culture and the dangers of unchecked obsession in a digital age.

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We said screw it and decided to do one more Bill Murray movie for the road.

Dr. Leo Marvin, played by Richard Dreyfuss, is a successful psychiatrist whose carefully ordered life is turned upside down when his obsessive-compulsive patient Bob Wiley, portrayed by Bill Murray, follows him on his family vacation. As Bob worms his way into the hearts of Dr. Marvin's family and disrupts his professional and personal life, chaos ensues.

We explore the comedic genius of Bill Murray as he brings Bob Wiley to life with his trademark wit and charm, contrasting brilliantly with Richard Dreyfuss' exasperated portrayal of Dr. Marvin. The film's timeless humor and memorable moments, such as Bob's "baby steps" and his bond with Marvin's family, continue to resonate with audiences decades later.

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