LETS GET INTO SOME MINDLESS 80’S ACTION!

On this explosive new episode we welcome the king of the Lehigh Valley, Chris Reject, to talk about two 80s action films that someone would call “classic” and “exciting” and others might call “trash” What do we think? Well I guess you are about to find out! Spoiler, I spend a lot less time harassing and being mean to Chris Reject than you might reasonably think I would!

It has been awhile since I talked this extensively to Chris Reject so that might be why I only spent a little bit of time harping on him for liking JCVD so much, but I am sure part of it is knowing how many folks associated with the network also dig on JCVD, a flaw I can only forgive them for because I love them so much. Another aspect though is that the film started it’s life as an Albert Pyun film, and after almost finishing this book about him, I have a lot of affection for him and his work, even the ones that kind of fail.

Of course we do our usual WACK AND ON TRACK gimmick and definitely discus some stuff you should google later but instead of all that I am gonna hype up some of Chris’s stuff

Of course you all know LVAC 

Have you checked out the various band shirts available from MERCH BIN

Our Chris’s own Bootleg endeavor DRY ROT?

I also assume you know he does Wrestling promotions but have you purchased the dvds of the events?

He is also doing a screening of GLOW soon if you are in the valley!

Ok this much time being kind to Reject is giving me fucking hives.

We love you, we kind of love Chris, and we are thankful to everyone who makes the show possible

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