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Craig Sheffer

Craig Sheffer

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Oct 1, 2026

EliseHOST
4:32
Nightbreed is starring...
EliseHOST
4:33
Okay, the main character, Boone, Aaron Boone, is played by Craig Sheffer, who I recognized from Turbulence 2 and Turbulence 3, those classic straight-to-video movies that... that I dare say are better than the original Turbulence.
TonyHOST
4:50
And I dare say that that is not saying much.
EliseHOST
4:53
I think it is.
EliseHOST
4:55
Turbulence 1 was great with Ray Liotta, but Turbulence 2 and 3, in which Craig Sheffer plays two different characters, so fun, and one day I will force Tony to watch them both.
TonyHOST
5:06
We also have Anne Bobby playing Laurie Winston.
TonyHOST
5:10
And I don't really know her from too much else outside of this movie.
Jason SiloHOST
57:35
I think it was pretty good, but I can't remember.
Jason SiloHOST
57:38
It's got Eric Stoltz, Craig Sheffer.
Jason SiloHOST
57:44
What's the plot of this movie? I can't
Bruce WillisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:45
remember.
Dan CaffreyHOST
15:17
They manage to get, like, pretty good people for the lead.
Dan CaffreyHOST
15:19
It's like you get Craig Sheffer, Dean Winters, Kari Wu-
Justin GerberHOST
15:21
Well, Kari Wuhrer at this point, let's, let me break in here.
Justin GerberHOST
15:24
So at this point-
Dan CaffreyHOST
15:35
... yeah, business.
Dan CaffreyHOST
15:36
But, uh, but my point is I, I don't think the problem necessarily is the leads in these movies.
Dan CaffreyHOST
15:42
I mean, Dean Winters is a little checked out in the last one, but I think Craig Sheffer's actually pretty good in Inferno, and I thought she was pretty good here.
Dan CaffreyHOST
15:47
So it's funny 'cause they always manage to get someone who, like, is a little better than the material.
Paul JohanssonHOST
5:23
You know, I, I think s- I think Chad must do, and, and Joy, and Hilarie, and Soph, they must do hundreds, right?
Barbara Alyn WoodsHOST
5:31
Can I tell you something? We're about to have Craig Sheffer.
Paul JohanssonHOST
5:34
Are you?
Barbara Alyn WoodsHOST
5:34
I don't know if we're supposed to tease that.
Chris McBrienHOST
10:15
Okay, so this week we went back to 1987 to watch Some Kind of Wonderful.
Chris McBrienHOST
10:19
Uh, it was directed by Howard Deutch, uh, written and produced by John Hughes, starring Eric Stoltz, Mary Stuart Masterson, Lea Thompson, and Craig Sheffer.
Chris McBrienHOST
10:28
Uh, it was rel- released on February the 27th, 1987, and it was rated PG-13.
Chris McBrienHOST
10:34
The reason I went and pivoted to do this movie is 'cause we were talking about, uh, soundtracks last week, and I mentioned this movie, and you had no idea what it was.

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Derek MyersHOST
32:16
...
Derek MyersHOST
32:16
but my mind was thinking about that through the course of this movie.
Chris McBrienHOST
32:20
And, um, and Hardy was played by Craig Sheffer.
Chris McBrienHOST
32:22
I think I wanna mention him because he's almost comically perfect [laughs] as this '80s-
Paul JohanssonHOST
44:09
Well, why are we doing this? Because I think, and I'm going to be, I think I'm going to be candid.
Paul JohanssonHOST
44:17
I think that, you know, in the nine years we did on this show, that we, you and I particularly, and I'm going to invite, you know, Moira and Daphne and Barry Corbin and Craig Sheffer, my love.
Paul JohanssonHOST
44:32
uh, into this, into this fold of, of, of my, of my, um, my conversation didn't really have an opportunity to, to represent the work on our show other than our performances.
Paul JohanssonHOST
44:46
We weren't really invited to do, um, you know, uh, the upfronts, publicity tours, um, you know, uh, the concerts, all the things that were involved.
MartinHOST
61:20
And even Craig Schaefer, he's like a poor man's, uh, I'm trying to think of somebody who's a mulleted actor.
RyanHOST
61:29
Well, I'll tell you who Craig Sheffer reminds me of.
RyanHOST
61:32
He reminds me of David Boreanaz from Angel.
RyanHOST
61:37
I get that feel quite a bit from him.
Tim LongHOST
15:22
Pinhead is the hero.
Tim LongHOST
15:25
But no, who's the Dr. Decker? uh-huh in uh in uh um nightbreed and then the hero could be our boy uh what's his name from your favorite hellraiser movie from inferno craig sheffer craig sheffer
Willie GibbsHOST
15:43
yeah 100 yeah thank you for recognizing that as but it's it's not by the way no no one is your favorite
Tim LongHOST
15:51
uh It's your favorite direct-to-video Hellraiser sequel.
Brendan JonesHOST
23:15
Woof.
John CampbellHOST
23:16
yeah but also just doesn't doesn't have that same like i'm an angsty youth it's like oh this is made by a mature filmmaker with a well-rounded adult yeah yeah who's you know channeled his childhood trauma into something interesting and compelling yeah um yeah so that's that's what's interesting about watching this i do want to talk about the fact that we have craig sheffer starring in this movie
Elliot LewisHOST
23:41
Yeah, what else is he...
Elliot LewisHOST
23:42
I forgot, because again, I just finished watching this movie, and I forgot to look
John CampbellHOST
71:32
I love James Remar.
John CampbellHOST
71:35
Craig Sheffer, that's not a good sign as the lead.
John CampbellHOST
71:38
And, of course, oh, what's this? I see Doug Bradley is playing a character named Pinhead.
Elliot LewisHOST
71:43
Oh, yeah, Pinhead's in it.

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