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Seinfeld. The Dick Van Dyke Show. Filmshake. All have reached at least 100 episodes. After six years, we have finally made it. For our 100th episode, we're talking 1990's seminal horror thriller, Jacob's Ladder. Hehe, we said seminal.

We also talk our punishment film, 1990's The Willies. Hehe, we said Willie.

Seinfeld. Dick Van Dyke. Filmshake.

Hehe, we said Dick.

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"Jacob's Ladder" by Maurice Jarre

"High Fever" by Maurice Jarre

"The Ladder" by Marice Jarre

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It's not a tumor, it's Filmshake! And we're talking 1990's Kindergarten Cop. Arnie only appeared in 12 movies in the 90's, so we're trying to stay as patient as Chekhov's Ferret in covering them, but now, for the 35th anniversary, it's time to go back to elementary school with the Governator! After all, we don't want to be soft and lack discipline! Speaking of, we're also talking our punishment film, 1990's direct-to-video trash, Maniac Cop 2. This is a movie that at least knows it isn't worthy of a roman numeral. That doesn't mean we can't enjoy it! ...or...er...parts of it. All that and more, only on Filmshake!

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"Astoria School Theme" -- Randy Edelman

"Kindergarten Cop" -- Randy Edelman

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Throughout the 90s, Disney made big bucks with animated musicals. In 1990, they released a high-quality adventure film that promised a different direction. The 1990 versions of Jordan and Nic loved that movie. The rest of the world ignored it...and its massive flop in the cinematic ocean ensured decades of Disney musicals that haunt our dreams. But for this one episode, we hope we gave 1990s Ducktales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp, its due. If we did not, at least we got to get corkscrew deep into duck anatomy. We also talk Jetsons: The Movie, from that same year. We don't have as much nice stuff to say about that movie.

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"Coming in For a Landing" -- David Newman

"Merlock Takes Control" -- David Newman

"Ducktales Ending Theme" -- Written by: Mark Mueller; Performed by: Jeff Pescetto

"Duck Surprise" -- Science Magazine (Featuring Evolutionary Biologist, Patty Brennan)

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Don't believe Filmshake, we're not the truth. No one could look as good as us. Or maybe we have faces for podcasting. Whatever the case, we're talking 1990's Pretty Woman, the rom-com that stole early 90's Americans' hearts...Did we feel the same...or beg for mercy? 

Also, we're talking our punishment movie, 1990's The Forbidden Dance...actually, we're talking about a lot of forbidden things. After five minutes of this, you might be wondering what you've gotten yourself into. Won't you pardon us? We couldn't help but see. That you look lovely as can be. Are you lonely, just like us...

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"He Sleeps" -- James Newton Howard 

"Love Montage" -- James Newton Howard

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You can't stop the thunder! You can't outrun the thunder! Grab a couple of car rentals and smash them into each other while listening to Filmshake! We're talking 1990's Days of Thunder! Actually, don't do that. We don't have lawyers on our staff and we were just joking! But do listen to this episode. We're also talking Tony Scott's other 1990 flick, Revenge! You can't stop the revenge! You can't outrun the revenge! Listen to Filmshake!

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"Days of Thunder Main Theme" -- Hans Zimmer 

"Victory Lane" -- Hans Zimmer

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TAKE THE ELEPHANT! But if not, listen to Filmshake because we're talking 1990's Darkman, a movie where Liam Neeson's face gets melted off. Did it melt our faces off? Well, we laughed at the elephant part.

Also, we talk our punishment film, 1990's Circuitry Man, about someone named Plughead, but who everyone calls Circuitry Man. Also, Nic talks about how he's learning to live...with a lot of things...

We're everyone - and no one. Everywhere... nowhere. Call us... Filmshake!

Music Heard This Episode: "Main Titles" -- Danny Elfman

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Go for it! This is about as home team as Filmshake gets, as we're talking 1990's Rocky V and Lionheart. Stallone and Van Damme in the same episode? How is this even possible? We didn't hear no bell and we're not the wrong bet, that's how! It's all the street fighting, crotch punching you could ever want in one episode! It's Filmshake!

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"Lyon" -- John Scott 

"Street Fight" -- Bill Conti

"Go For It! (Heart and Fire) (Instrumental) -- Joey B. Ellis & Tynetta Hare

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The fine points: diplomacy, compassion, standards, manners, tradition... that's what we're reaching toward. Oh, Filmshake may stumble along the way, but at least we're finally covering 1990's Gremlins 2! It's a full scale panic. Are you having a run on the banks there yet? Well, it's rather brutal here. We're advising our clients to put everything they've got into canned food and shotguns! And listen to Filmshake!

We also talk our punishment film, 1990's A Gnome Named Gnorm, which is apparently full of bobos, roundies, and nut shots. If you want to find something weird, you don't have to go downtown...just listen to Filmshake!!!

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"Gremlin Credits" -- Jerry Goldsmith

"The Visitors" -- Jerry Goldsmith

"Just You Wait" -- Jerry Goldsmith

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Lions! Tigers! Filmshake! Oh my! We're in town with a few days to kill, and we're talking 1990's Predator 2. Does it even deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as Predator 1? Should we even live in a world where we have to say Predator 1? Speaking of out of this world, the villain in our punishment film, 1990s I Come In Peace (Dark Angel), repeats the title throughout the movie, a movie we talk about for so long in the intro to this episode, it made the marquee. Congratulations, Dolph!

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"Main Title" -- Alan Silvestri

"Dem Bones" -- Alan Silvestri

"End Title" -- Alan Silvestri

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Filmshake is Wild at Heart and Weird on Top! But if you've listened to us for even five minutes you already knew that. This episode, we're talking 1990s David Lynch quasi-road movie, Wild at Heart. It's got Filmshake favorites, Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern, but do we like it? Well, one of us thinks it's..."yucky." And fair warning: he says "yucky" about this movie as many times as Lynch references The Wizard of Oz IN this movie. 

We also talk our punishment film, 1990's Nuns on the Run. Just who are these nuns, and why are they on the run, anyway? Only one way to find out! Watch the movie? No, that's yucky! Listen to Filmshake!

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"Cool Cat Walk" -- Angelo Badamenti And Kinny Landrum
"Love Me Tender" -- Sung by Nicolas Cage (originally by Elvis Presley)

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Right after one of your co-hosts was at death's door, we're back and talking 1990's Ghost! Is a dead Patrick Swayze better than a live anybody? Is a short-haired Demi Moore better than a long-haired anyone? Is Tony Goldwyn? We answer all these questions and more, and even try to talk about our awful punishment film, the not so gnarly 1990 non-comedic flop, Ghost Dad. It's time for Filmshake, the 90s Movies Podcast!

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"Unchained Melody" by The Righteous Brothers

"Molly" by Maurice Jarre

"Unchained Melody (Orchestral) by Maurice Jarre

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It's groundhog decade, baby! We're back in time to 1990! Starting off this year of all 1990 films strong with a childhood favorite - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! How bad did we want to be juvenile delinquents when we saw the foot clan's hideout filled with arcade games and halfpipes? How bad do we want to give April O'neil a shoulder rub? How awesome is that farm sequence when the turtles are near defeat! All this and more on this 90-minute episode of Filmshake! And by more, we mean we also talk about our "punishment" film, 1990's Spaced Invaders, a time capsule itself into 80s-flavored goofball aliens that are just as green, animatronic, and violent as our beloved turtles. Grab a slice of pizza, hop on your skateboard, and come cruise the audio-sewers of our nostalgia-filled deep dive! Plus a trivia battle to cap it all off, filled with a ghostly hunk and one of the Frog brothers! Long live the '90s!

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"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 TV series) Theme" -- Chuck Lorre and Dennis C. Brown
"Shredder's Suite" -- John Du Prez
"Martians Are Taking Over the World" -- David Russo
"Turtle Power" -- Partners in Kryme

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Filmshake's year of 1999 ends with one of 1999's final releases, The Green Mile. Your hosts were so emotionally devastated by this film 25 years ago that they haven't had the heart to venture back to it...until now. But this isn't just an episode on The Green Mile...it's a culmination of everything Filmshake has done this year...which means it's time for one more cell-rattling argument! But before your hosts can fight over anything, they have to discuss this episode's punishment film: the incredible, incredibly bad 1999 Mortal Kombat-inspired "techno-future" softcore and swords adaptation of Beowulf! 
It's two movies that will inspire two completely different uses of tissues...and it's only on Filmshake!

Music Heard This Episode
"The Green Mile" -- Thomas Newman
"Circus Mouse" -- Thomas Newman
"Coffey on the Mile" -- Thomas Newman
"End Credits" -- Thomas Newman
"Western Eyes" -- Portishead

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Jordan and Nic return to unwrap 1999s The Mummy. However, it seems that they'd much rather unwrap Rachel Weisz! Listen as two grown men who have produced children fawn over a woman from a 25-year-old movie as if they've never even seen a woman before! Marvel as they somehow discuss Rachel Weisz Esquire Magazine covers almost as much as the actual film! Sure, they talk about The Mummy...and it's not too great sequel, 2001's The Mummy Returns...but Rachel Weisz is also in The Mummy Returns! Did you know that in 2010, a United Kingdom publication declared that Rachel Weisz is the woman most men want to marry? Tune in to hear an avalanche of more facts about how desirable Rachel Weisz is...and stick around for The Mummy talk!

Music Heard This Episode:
"The Sand Volcano" -- Jerry Goldsmith
"Quicksand" -- Jerry Goldsmith
"The Mummy Returns Main Theme" -- Alan Silvestri
"The Crypt" -- Jerry Goldsmith

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The name's The 90s Movies Podcast. Filmshake, The 90s Movies Podcast. And if you expect us to talk, you're in luck because we're back and talking 1999s Bond film The World Is Not Enough, and it's shocking, positively shocking.
To kick things off though, we quickly recap our dreadful punishment film that most definitely does not have the Midas touch, 1999s exorable North Korean animated flick, The Legend of the Titanic, one of the worst films ever made. Then we move on to our perfectly rounded conversation on Pierce Brosnan's third outing as the legendary James Bond. Sound too good to be true? Well lucky for you, Christmas does come more than once a year... and nobody does it better!

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"Bond Stinger" -- David Arnold (Originally composed by Monty Norman)
"The World Is Not Enough" -- Garbage
"Show Me the Money/Come in 007, Your Time Is Up" -- David Arnold
"I Never Miss" -- David Arnold
"Only Myself to Blame" -- performed by Scott Walker, written by David Arnold and Don Black

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Get ready for the touching story of a podcast and his right hand because this episode, Filmshake is talking 1999's horror comedy, Idle Hands. We're split on this episode like two stoners over the last hit, resulting in one of the funniest arguments we've ever had: is Idle Hands dumb on purpose, or is it just dumb? All that arguing gives us the munchies, so for a few minutes we also (mildly, and at a few times forgetting our point) argue about that same year's Teaching Mrs. Tingle. Then we fell asleep.

Music Heard This Episode:
"Idle Hands Theme" -- Graeme Revell
"Dragula" -- Rob Zombie (Hot Rod Herman Remix)
"I Wanna Be Sedated -- The Offspring (Ramones Cover)
"Push It" -- Static-X

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Who killed JFK? What really happened at Area 51? Why are they putting Fluoride in our water? Will anyone ever create the perfect 90s Movies Podcast? Yes, Filmshake did, and this time out, we're covering 1999's conspiracy-minded Jeff Bridges and Tim Robbins-starring Arlington Road! Was Lee Harvey Oswald a patsy? Are aliens real? Is the water supply doing unspeakable things to our biology? We don't know, but we also talk 1999's Kirsten Dunst and Michelle Williams-starring Dick for a few minutes too, engaging in the type of conversation about a movie called Dick that you'd expect from two individuals at our maturity level.
It's the episode THEY don't want you to hear!
Only on Filmshake!

"Lament for Leah" -- by Angelo Badalamenti
"Bloody Boy/Neon Reprise" -- by Angelo Badalamenti and S. Shackleton & H. Saunders
"Old Newspapers" -- by Angelo Badalamenti
"The Truth Is Out There" -- by Angelo Badalamenti
"The Bomb" -- by Angelo Badalamenti
"Only You" by Portishead

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On August 20, 2024, Podcasters, Jordan Courtney and Nicholas Loup, recorded an episode on 1999s the Blair Witch Project. They also talked about 1999s Bats for a few minutes too for some reason. They were never heard from again. This is that recording.

Music Heard This Episode:
"Panic in the Streets" -- Graeme Revell
"Rigors (of Courting a Saviour)" -- Digginlilies 
"End Credits Theme" -- Antonio Cora

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We see dead people, and now we're arguing about them!  1999's The Sixth Sense is one of Nic's all time favorite films. Jordan thinks it's a middling affair. In our longest episode ever, the twist is that your two 90's fanatics are coming for each other's heads. Like two angry ghosts, locked in a cupboard, we claw and scratch each other wildly, until we finally get tired and move on to the spirit realm. But before that, we actually agree for a few minutes on our punishment film, 1999's Stir of Echoes, which is no punishment to us!

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"Empty Couch" -- James Newton Howard
"Suicide Ghost" -- James Newton Howard
"Run to the Church" -- James Newton Howard
"Malcom's Story/Cole's Secret" -- James Newton Howard
"Kyra's Tape" -- James Newton Howard
"Malcom Is Dead" -- James Newton Howard
"End Credits" -- James Newton Howard

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Malkovich. Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich. Malkovich Malkovich. Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich, Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich. Malkovich! Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich, Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich, Malkovich Malkovich. Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich, Malkovich Malkovich!
Malkovich!

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"Five Miles High" by Anne Dudley and Chris Seefried
"Craig's Overture" by Carter Burwell
"Subcon Chase"  by Carter Burwell
"Amphibian" by Björk (Film Mix)
"Malkovich Masterpiece Remix" by John Malkovich

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It's one of those days when it's a minute away from snowing and there's this electricity in the air, you can almost hear Filmshake, right? We're  just dancing with you, talking 1999's American Beauty, like a little kid, begging you to play with it. For two hours. This is the day you might realize that this entire movie might not be as good as you remember, and this incredibly benevolent force, i.e. Filmshake, wants you to know there is no reason to be afraid, ever. Video's a poor excuse, we know, which is why you should listen to us instead. We help you remember the 90s...you need to remember...the 90s. Sometimes there's so much 90s in the world, we feel like we can't take it, and our heart is just going to cave in.
Also, for a minute, we choke the bishop about our punishment movie, 1999's In Dreams. Quit chafing your carrot and listen.

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"Rebecca's Abduction" -- Elliot Goldenthal
"Dead Already" -- Thomas Newman
"American Beauty" -- Thomas Newman
"Arose" -- Thomas Newman
"Because" -- Elliott Smith (originally recorded by The Beatles)
"Responsibility" -- MxPx
"Rust" -- Echo and the Bunnymen

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Our hat is like a shark's fin, so we're covering 1999's Deep Blue Sea! There's other fish in the sea, but Barracudas ain't equal to us as we gush over Renny Harlin's direction and LL Cool J's action hero turn like blood spouting out of a gory stump. When your Titanic sinks we're the one you're gonna meet and we may rather actually watch Titanic than our punishment movie, 1999's Lake Placid, or at least one of us would. Sand under our belly, ocean over our head, listen to this episode of Filmshake or you'll become the living dead! Nightmares of darkness, our appetite is heartless!

Music Heard This Episode:
"Main Title" -- John Ottman
"Main" -- Trevor Rabin
"Anarchy" -- Trevor Rabin
"Deepest Bluest (Shark's Fin) -- LL Cool J

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Every saga has a beginning and that beginning is the topic of the newest 90s Movies Podcast. Nic is joined by friend and supporter of the show, Matinee Mode, as we talk 1999s Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace for nearly 2.5 glorious hours, with a Jordan Courtney appearance at the end to announce the next episode (where he will return like the Jedi). If you're tired of hiding your love or even simply your "like" for this film, this episode is your Huckleberry, or I guess your Han Solo, AND IT SHOOTS FIRST.
We also talk this episode's punishment film, 1999s Wing Commander, which we get through in 12 parsecs because all we want to talk about is The Phantom Menace!

Music Heard this Episode:
"Overture" -- Kevin Kiner and David Arnold
"Duel of the Fates" -- John Williams
"The Arrival at Naboo" -- John Williams
"Anakin's Theme" -- John Williams
"Anakin Defeats Sebulba" -- John Williams
Medley of Songs all by John Williams
"Augie's Great Municipal Band" -- John Williams
"Sour Times" -- Portishead

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1999s Bringing Out the Dead and End of Days in the same episode? 
Nicolas Cage and Arnold Schwarzenegger in THE SAME EPISODE?! 
Martin Scorsese and...Peter Hyams...in the same episode?
Well yeah, this is Filmshake!

Music Heard this Episode:
"Camel Song" -- Korn
"End of Days (Main Title)" -- John Debney
"After Thoughts" -- Elmer Bernstein
"Wrong Way" -- Creed
"Crushed" -- Limp Bizkit

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In 1999, a 70-year-old Andrew Sarris spoke for the majority of critics about the Joel Schumacher-directed 8MM, when he said it  "...is clearly an evil film." Well, Mr. Sarris might have been a purveyor of auteur theory, but he's also a purveyor of being wrong. 25-years-later, in a deep conversation that dissects this misunderstood Nic Cage gem like never before, Jordan and Nic reassess 8mm and find themselves at great odds with the 1999 critical establishment. But then they watch the punishment film, The Other Sister, and find that some of the time, maybe those critics were right.

Music Heard this Episode:
"Unsee" -- Mychael Danna
"Hollywood" -- Mychael Danna
"Missing Persons" -- Mychael Danna
"366 Hoyt Ave." -- Mychael Danna
"Come to Daddy" -- Aphex Twin 

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