Aug 19, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 12 segments
John Morgan Neal is dragged from the basement where he has been locked down their and forced to watch a movie from his most dreaded decade......The 90s. John's least favorite decade and Richard's…
Richard YuleHost
Jerry ChandlerHost
John Morgan NealHostBeccaHost
Well, before we get going, I am going to do a, an unplanned temporary coup of the, the episode.
[laughs]
Yay.
Oh, wait, I don't like that.
It might be.
Nessy does not approve.
Unfortunately, in the week before we recorded this, news went out that back in February a gentleman by the name of Screaming Mad George-
Yeah
And, uh, for anybody that listens to this podcast, whether it's when it just drops or you discover it years from now, um, look up Screaming Mad George.
Screaming Mad George isn't a name that a lot of people that even love, like, genre films recognizes, but he was probably one of the craziest but most amazingly good FX people that ha- has been working in genre for the last 30 years.
Um, he was, hi- his work was probably one of the only good things about the, uh, Mark Hamill Guyver movie.
But Dynomite Jimmy was in it.
Dynomite.
Well, before we get going, I am going to do a, an unplanned temporary coup of the, the episode.
[laughs]
Yay.
Oh, wait, I don't like that.
It might be.
Nessy does not approve.
Unfortunately, in the week before we recorded this, news went out that back in February a gentleman by the name of Screaming Mad George-
Yeah
And, uh, for anybody that listens to this podcast, whether it's when it just drops or you discover it years from now, um, look up Screaming Mad George.
Screaming Mad George isn't a name that a lot of people that even love, like, genre films recognizes, but he was probably one of the craziest but most amazingly good FX people that ha- has been working in genre for the last 30 years.
Um, he was, hi- his work was probably one of the only good things about the, uh, Mark Hamill Guyver movie.
But Dynomite Jimmy was in it.
Dynomite.
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